Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-03-13
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Walker Adv. 3tp-
For Sa1e@A jennett. Donald Har-
Ian, Wa-Keeney. Adv 1T
O. Bruce COTE transacted business
at Wilson the first of the week.
Robt. Kessler transacted business
at Hays Tuesday between trains
For Sale-My residence in Wa
Keeney. Mrs. c. E. See1ey. adv 2t
J. LaRue, who runs a cream sta
ton at Ogal1ah, was transacting bus
mess here Monday.
Eyes tested scientifically and accur-
ately. A S. Trege-, Wa-Keeney,
Kansas Adv. 52tf-
Roy W. Blakely, cashier of the
Ogallah State Bank, transacted bus
mess in Wa-Keeney Tuesday
Miss Kirkn1an, teacher of music in
the city school, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks at Hays.
Misses Eva and Elizabeth Brown,
teachers in the Quinter High School,
came down Saturday for week end
visit with home folks.
Floy Darcy came in Saturday night
from Camp Funston where he was
discharged. He is now visiting with
relatives in Graham county.
Lieut. S. R. Scott was here last
Saturday visiting his sister, Mrs. E.
A. Courtney. He has been lately dis
charged from the service of Uncle
Sam.
For Sale-Cane seed, S1.5O per
bushel. D. N. Gillespie, miles south
and one mile west of Collyer. Ads 4tp
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Gillespie came
down from CoIlyer Tuesday morning
on the jitney-
Our clubbing offer with the Week
ly Kansas City Star, an advertise
ment which appears in this paper,
will expire March 81, 1919. Those
wishing to take advantage of the
offer should do so before that time.
DIR. w. Y. Herrick, of Wa-Keeney,
stopped on his way home from the
Auto Show in Kansas City, to spend
the afternoon Thursday, with his sis
ters-in-law, the F1iesbach sisters of
the Chamber of Commerce.-Hays
Free Press.
| W. C. Stumpff came in Tuesday
afternoon from Wilson where he is
now making his home. He reports
| himself and family in good health.
| He is looking after business here and
| after his farm in the southeast cor
ner of Cove county
John Hartman, cadet at ST. Johns
Military school at Sa1ina, was here
over Saturday and Sunday visiting
with home folks. He was acconpan-
led by his friend, Richard Hamm, of
Longnont, Colo. John is enjoying his
school work very much.
If you want to take trip to Eur
| ope, or if you want to send over and
have your folks visit you, come to
The Wa-Keeney State Bank and get
| your tickets. Make application for
your passports and be ready to do
business when you want to 60 5 St.
John Oxley's sale will be held at
the farm L and 1-2 half miles south
and and 1-2 miles miles east of
Quinter and 1-2 mile north and 4
miles west of Co1lyer, Tuesday,
March 25th. 35 head of mich cows
and stock cattle will be sold. Adv. 3.
Fred Markhein whose home is a
few miles south of town, went down
to Hays Tuesday to visit Mrs. Mark
helm who has been in the hospital at
that place for several weeks He re
turned home Wednesday accompan-
led by Mrs Markheim who is con-
siderably improved in health
For the decided scarcity of spring
wagons and buggies on the streets OF
Wa-Keeney under ordinary conditions
one might judge that the farmers had
quit using them altogether, but the
bad roads Of the last three weeks
have shown that there are many OF
them il the country and that the
farmers viii use them when neces
sary-
The town basket ball team went
down to Ellis last Friday night ano
won from the Y NJ. c. A team there
by a score OF At to Is. Tie towr
team is composed Of several of the
old timers of the game who have
| DIaved fast basket ball Anv team
wishing to try the boys out can ge
) a game by writing their manager, S
w. Gibson, Wa-Keeney.
The Rev. Dr. Snyder, of Hays, vii
preach again IN the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath evening Afte1
this date no further announcement
can be made. During the last foul
weeks the Sunday evening service:
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