Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-03-20
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VIM Novis will leave tonight
for Benn5ngton, Kansas.
Fer sal@2o tons prairie hay G
Lost-A bunch of keys Finder
please return to this office ADV 4
L F. Montgomery, of Arnold, was
Mr. and Mrs Sam Kernan We're up
from ogallah last Monday shopping
Miss Bernice Clark was up from
Ogallah Saturday visiting friends
and ID. dong g s9ms shoppIpg +..a
school near Collyer this winter, was
down over Saturday and Sunday with
B. F. Oxley, of Quinter, was tran
sacting business here Tuesday and
secured two Ford touring cars from
Miss Schmidt, of Gorham, Kans-, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Knapp west of town She is a sister
Frank W Schultz and Marie Num-,
of SaHna, Kansas, were married at
the Office of the Probate Judge il
this city Monday morning
Herman Mitchell arrived home last
Thursday night from Camp Funston
where he was discharged Herman
was IN the overseas air service
Miss Maude Niesley came W from
Hays last Saturday night and spent
Sunday with her parents here. Miss
Maude IS the stenographer at the Ex-
Howard Thorn, of Quinter, is acting
as agent for the Union Pacific at Wa
Keeney just now, taking the place OF
Mr. Frltts who is away on a months
vacation Il seems like old times for
Howard to be on the job again
Nh: and Mrs L E Eaton and fam
visiting in this city at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry left for their
home the first Of the Yeek Mrs
Conness Bros are advertising
public sale of live stock and farm
implements to take place Tuesday,
north and two and one-half miles east
of Wa-Keeney- The advertisement
! appears in this issue of the World
day night having been discharged
from the service of Uncle Sam Gene
had some interesting experiences over
truck train but is glad to get back to
hthe home town again
Last Thursday the Wa-Keeney
boys fast game, winning from them
With a score of 1926 They play
: In the case of the State vs. Sam
i Smith on charge of assault and
battery which came up in justice
| a verdict Of guilty and the court as
| sessed a fine of fifty dollars and costs.
| At present the case stands appealed
| to the district court
The week of March oath to 29th
has been designated as a cleanup
week and all surplus rubbish around
your place should be cleaned up dur
ing that week This annual cleanup
system not only lessons the possibil-
ity OF fire but when properly observed
| 1t makes a decided Improvement in
the appearance Of the property.
J J Drunaznond arrived home We'd
nesday afternoon on the jitney and
| is being warmly greeted by Wa-Kee-
ney friends and his daughter, Miss
/ Lois Mr. Drummond left here last
summer on a call from the govern
rnent for laborers at Nitro, Virginia.
and put in several months WORKING
| at that place Since that work has
| been discontinued he has visited with
relatives in the vicinity of his old
/ home in West Virginia.
| Over three car loads of hogs were
! purchased in Wa-Keeney last Monday
/ by the Farmers Union The top price
paid was S17-25 per hundred but the
/ most Of them We're brought at II
cents per pound as a first class bunch
OF hogs we're received The price
| made them rln into money pretty
fast IS it was evidenced by the fact
| that W. l. CASTOR from northeast Oh
! town, received $4,000 for two hogs
They Were q pair Of pure bred poland
chinas.
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