Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-06-12
LOCAL NEWS
Committee.

DON'T buy horses until Folker's
sale, June goth. Adv. ct.
For Real Estate Loans call at the
Wa-Keeney State Bank. Adv. 16-3t-
Mrs Arthur Olson and little daugh-
from Hays.
S. M. Hutzel transacted business at
Hays Tuesday between trains, return
ing home in the afternoon.
r. H. Hobbs who is now visiting at
Clyde, Kansas, and Wakefield, expects
to be here the last of this week.
+ The Good Will society will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs.zA. J. E11ermeyer. A
good attendance is desired
Ike Stewart from northwest of
town, visited with friends and rela-
tiyes at Kit Carson, Colo, the last
week.
F. J. Hoch and family, of Hays,
passed through here Saturday on
their way to Jennings, Kansas, where
| they will visit relatives,
J. w. Spena, the Ford man, unload
ed, another car load Of touring cars
the first of the week They are on
display at his show room.
! Mr.. and Mrs E. A Wilds. of Ban
ner, were in town Wednesday attend
| ing the county Sunday School conven-
ton and visiting friends.
| VIM. Schrenkler went down to Rus
sell county Monday on business and
| pleasure trip. He expects to attend
a big picnic at Gorham on Tuesday
Ch11drens' Day will be observed at
the Presbyterian Church June Is,
1919, at 1000 a. m. Come and enjoy
the service with if you do not go
elsewhere.
Joe Kellogg came up from Oga1lah
yesterday afternoon and didn't do a
thing but go right back home in a
few minutes but he took with him one
| of those new Ford cars just received
by j. w. Spena.
r. C.zWilson went down to Emporia
the first of the week where he visited
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Willis, and also attended a meeting
of the board of directors of the Col
1ege of Emporia of which he is a
| mel Der.
W. E. Stowe and daughter, ac-
companied by Nile Cook and
children were up from Riverside
| township last Saturday -transacting
business. They report the wheat crop
| in fine shape in the southwest part
of the county.
For Sale-Large team of year old
| mules and team of smaller 5 and 6
year old mules. Thin in flesh as they
have been worked all spring Tine
until after harvest IL desired c. G.
Mort, Wa-Keeney, Kansas, phone 756
Adv. 16 2tp.
Wa-Keeney friends will be pleased
to learn of the marriage of Mr.. Lester
| Mechau on June LIST, to Miss Nora E.
Abel, of Shoshoni, Wyoming They
viii live at Wor1and, Wyoming, where
Lester has charge of one of the big
stores of the Big Horn Sheep Com
pany- Lester was former Wa-E1e-
ney boy and was over seas with the
famous Rainbow. Division Old time
friends extend congratulations.
The announcements is made in this
ship of the Wa-Keeney jewelry store
Mr. TRIGGER having sold his interest to
G. L. Hays The services of com
petent jeweler has been secured by
Mr.. Hays and the store will soon be
opened again for business with a new
stock of goods Mr.. TRIGGER and fam
lily are intending to leave Wa-Keeney
in short time The new proprietor
of the store needs no Introduction to
Trego county people he is well
known to the most of them through
his work in the Office of the county
clerk However, he expects to con-
tinue on the job IN the county clerks
office.