Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-06-12
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Sunday at the home OF ameS Hanna
near ST. Peter.
Miss Beulah Altman, of Emporia,
is.in the city visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Chase Wilson.
| Miss Maude Niesley was up from
home of her parents in this city.
DIR. Herrick reports the arrival of a
new daughter at the home of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Otto HiIlman Wednesday night
Mrs. Lillian Kirkner and little
daughter went down to Hays Tuesday
for short visit at the home of
friends.
Miss Margaret Hartman and Miss
Clara Gibson are at Topeka visiting
at the home of the Misses Luella and
Hazel Jones.
Mrs James Rhoades departed Sun
day night for Topeka and Kansas
City where she will visit with friends
for week or more.
F. D. Wonner has purchased resi-
dence lots of Mrs. A. B. Jones just
north of her home and may build up
on them later in the season.
See Geraldine Farrar in the Turn
of the Wheel at Garden Theatre Sat
urday evening Its a special and
big enc She is the Star of Stars
| Miss Goldie Gorren arrived home
| last Saturday night and is now the
stenographer and bookkeeper at the
| local office of the Hartman Lumber
| Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grabner are the
proud parents of a new son born at
their home last Thursday. DIR. Her
rick reports mother and babe getting
along nicely
Miss Florence Spitsnaugle spent
| Ca
her mother in Col1yer. She was ac-
companied by her nieces, Inez and
Stella Spitznaugle.
The bridge at Arnold crossing north
| of Ogallah, has been completed and
| accepted by the county commissioners
and is being used by the public much
to their convenience
| The Epworth League convention of
| the Hays district is being held at
Wilson today and tomorrow and a
number from the local League are
expecting to attend.
| Mrs. Davidson, arrived Monday
night from Tulsa, Okla, and visited
a day or so with her sister, Mrs j.
G. Hixson. She expects to spend the
j summer here and at Oga1lah.
Miss Edith Sprague arrived in Wa
Keeney Monday night from Casper,
Wyoming, and will probably spend the
summer here. She attended high
school at Casper, during the last
| term.
The ladies of the II. o. A Club and
a number of guests were entertained
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. c. Wollner and spent very
pleasant afternoon. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Mrs. Clyde Poffenberger and child
rem were up from Hays last week at
! tending the eighth grade exercises
Miss Dalice being member of the
class They remained here until Sun
took them home
i Mrs. J. c.. Co1diron arrived home
Wednesday night from Salina and as
Max, and the Lieutenant were al
ready here, the family is again unit
ed after a separation of nearly two
years on account of the war. Then
friends are glad to welcome then
back to Wa-Keeney.
George McVey, formerly vel
known in this vicinity, but now living
! in Ellis county, passed through here
on the west bound local Monday with
| car load of emigrant goods which
he was taking up to his son, Henry
J who is located on a farm about seven
TEEN miles east of Denver
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wulfekuhlel
J and family, of Ieavenworth, Kansas
are visiting at the home of Mr.. arc
Mrs. G. G. Jones south of town. Mrs
} Wulfekuhler and Mrs. Jones are sister
They are on their way by auto tt
California but so much rain and mut
has made travelling very unpleasant
for them.
DR.. w. Y. Herrick left on the jitnes
! this morning for Kansas City whers
he will visit a few days and expects
to attend the commencement exercises
of Central High School, their daugh
ter, Miss Lacy, being one of the grad
yates Mrs. Herrick and Miss Mid
red Phares are also in Kansas Cit.
having gone down a short time ago
of