Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-17
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Word has been received from Mar
tin Lofstead that he has arrived in
the states and will soon be home
Arthur Fauteax, of Ellis, spent
Sunday in this city as a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Uford.
R. c. Wilson and j. G. Hixson at
tended the meeting of the stockhoid-
ers of the Oga1lah State Bank Mon
day forenoon.
A j. Ellermeyer arrived home Sat
urday morning from Denver and 9TH
er Colorado points where he had been
on a business trip
A number of the elderly ladies of
this city are being entertained today
by Miss Margaret Swggett in honor
of her mothers birthday.
Mrs. H. w. Griffith and daughter,
of Ellis, came up Tuesday afternoon
for a visit at the home of Mrs. J. F.
Barclay, sister of Mrs. Griffith.
Chas. Folkers has received word
from his son, Carl, that he IS now at
Camp Funston awaiting his dis
charge and it is probable he will be at
home this week.
Now is the time for you to get
solid gold band ring, or a solid gold
set ring at a discount of one fourth
of the old price, while the sale is still
ont will not last long. A. S. Treger,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. Adv. 8.
Word has been received that at
present the condition of the Rev. DR..
Allison, who has been in Denver for
the past four months, is improving
satisfactorily and he hopes to return
home in a few weeks at the farthest.
Ralph Harlan spent Tuesday in
Ellis. While he was in the navy ser
vice of Uncle Sam he worked at cleo
trical work. He hopes to get some
thing in that line until next fall when
he will sow his fathers farm to a
wheat crop.
DR.. Snyder of Hays, will preach in
the Presbyterian Church, Sabbath
evening, April 20, at 800 p. m. Sub
ject, NThe Resurrection Reasonable
An invitation is extended to all who
hear DR.. Snyder.
Mrs. H. M. Shaw and daughter,
Edith, left Monday morning for Wich-
tia, Kans-, where they will visit with
Mrs. Shaw's daughter, Mrs. E. D.
Millard- Edith will remain in the city
and take a course at the Wichita
Business College.
The allotment for Trego county for
the Victory Loan campaign is $50, 200.
The bonds are to bear four and three
fourths per cent interest and may be
purchased on instaIlments. Further
information regarding them will be
published in this paper next week.
Mrs Ida Landies and Miss Irnaa
Shriner left Sunday evening for the
home of Mrs. Lands at Tawneytown,
Maryland. Mrs. Landies is a sister of
S. A. Shriner and has spent the last
several months here visiting at his
home. Miss Irma expects to visit at
various places in Maryland and the
east this summer.
DR.. Roy Wheeler arrived home this
morning for a short visit with his
parents For the last two years he
has been in the service of Uncle Sam
and spent nine months in base hos
pital work over seas. He is now wear
ing the straps of first lieutenant.
During the last several weeks he has
visited with relatives in New York
state He is now discharged from
service and is getting ready to settle
down to civilians life again
( Voda vicinity did not come to town
in their cars last Saturday on ac-
count of the mud, but they did take
advantage of the railroad service and
made the round trip on the jitney In
TINS 1t may be recorded that there
We're no autos in town last Saturday
and only one Ford was seen in the
business section during the day.
There was, however, the appearance
of former days of travel and a goodIy
supply of horses, spring wagons and
buggies.
We neglected to mention last week
the regular April meeting of the
board of high school directors 81
Trego County High School which
took place Tuesday J. II. Niesley was
re-enaployed as principal for the next
year and Miss Alice Bright was made
assistant principal at a salary of
S120 per month Miss Michigan was
also re-employed- All the other teach
ers not having signified their desires
to continue work here the principal
was instructed to fill in the vacancies