Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-05-08

father at the Hays hospital
Don't give your pictures to agents
| Let r. Z. Bean do your enlargement
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Wilds, of Ban
here Wednesday
c. r. Kirby and sister, Miss Hattie
Kirby, are transacting business in
Kansas City this week
Mrs Irene Natter and children, of
Concordia, are here visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
H. Acre.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Clark, John
Glass and C. C. Cross, of Glencoe
township, were transacting business
in Wa-Keeney Monday
Miss Lulu Fronce went down to
Hays this morning and expects to re-
main the rest of the week and attend
| the musical recitals and especially the
Messiah
Mrs Allen Toothaker and infant re-
turned to their home at Park We'd
nesday after having visited here
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Johnson
Francis and Basil Ridgway and
family were up from Glencoe town
| ship last Friday afternoon. Basil was
! looking after the business of the
Armbruster estate.
| Rev Wade attended a Centenary
meeting at Quinter on Tuesday and on
| Wednesday Rev. Snapp, of Hays, and
Rev. Wade attended like meeting at
Ransom, going from here in a car
| c. D. Saxton was a caller at this
office Wednesday, He informs us that
ne is changing his residence from the
west side of this county to near Ellis
! where he viii continue to engage in
| farming.
J. 7. ". Cloud reports the sale of
the southwest quarter of section 3-14-
PA to George Lemon, of Lincoln
county by ]. George Michaelis. Mr..
| Lemon has moved here and intends
| improving the place.
H. S. Yewell arrived home yester-
day afternoon from Hays where he
| had been taking treatment at the hos
pita1 at Hays Mr.. Yewen is on quite
feeble health but it is hoped that he
viii now gradually improve.
Dr. F. W. Swearingen, the Topeka
Eye Sight Specialist, viii be in Wa
| Keeney to fit glasses at the Penny
Hotel, Friday and Saturday, May 9th
and 10th Don't forget the dates
May 9th and 10th. Adv. 2t.
D. B. Kaus of the Wa-Keeney
Hardware Co, reports that on Tues
day he sold one of the large size
Avery separators to John Burbach of
Collyer township. Mr.. Kraus also has
several other prospective sales in
sight for the famous Avery tractors
and outfits.
Mrs. A. s. McNair left this morn
ing for her home at Lawrence, Kans,
| after having visited here several
months at the home OF her son, H J.
| McNair west OF town. She was ac-
| conpanied by Mrs H J. McNair who
will visit at Lawrence and with her
| sister and other relatives at Wichita
before returning home.
R. A. Buchanan, of Kit Carson,
Colo, called at this Office this morn
| ing to renew his confidence in this
| 'Hold home paper" He had been at
Ogallah for several days uansacting
business and visiting relatives He
made the trip by auto and was on
his way home when he stopped here.
He says conditions are all right in
Colorado this spring.
There will be a meeting on Sunday
afternoon at Collyer for the purpose
of boosting the Centenary Movement
of the Methodist church for the Wa
Keeney district OgalIah, Wa-Keeney,
Collyer, Banner, Grainfeld and Cove
Will be represented. A number OF
short speeches by ministers and lay
| men VIII Sp0S1dI music Will De given
for your entertainment and informa-
| ton on the centenary.
The race programs for the Golden
Belt fair circuit are now completed
and have been printed ready for
distribution This circuit is composed
of the Golden Belt fair circuit and the
races are to be held with the fairs
By forming a combination of this
kind it IS possible to not only Offer
larger purses but also better horses
can be secured for the races. Entries
are now being received and will be
closed the first OF June
Last Sunday morning about fort,
people from Wa-Keeney and vicinit,
went down to Hays on the jitney t.
attend the Matzenauer musical con
cert in the afternoon and the Messiah