Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-04

this week at the home of her sister
i Mrs Ray Nelson, at Minneapolis
Kansas.
/ JIG. Cortright has just received 8
fine line of Scotch Woolens to sell al
$3.50. Better look them over before
you buy Elsewhere Adv. ~ 2t
For SaleA modern Groom cottage
with a half block of ground, good gar
age, chicken house and yard, fruit
and other trees. E.. D. Wheeler, Wa
Keeney, Kansas. Adv. 25tf
Mrs. E. A. Courtney and children
arrived home Friday night from Ben
nington, Kansas, where they had been
visiting at the home of her parents
| Mr. and Mrs. w E. Scott
The regular quarterly cornnaunIon
services will take place at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning
at the regular hour of worship. The
| members are all requested to be pres
emit at this service.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Guilbert and
children went down to Hays Wednes-
day morning, it being necessary for
Mr. Guilbert to visit the hospital
again for an examination for the pur-
pose of ascertaining if his condition
continues to improve satisfactorily.
The supply of fat hogs in this
county seems to be little low If we
are to Judge from the amount receis-
here Monday by the Farmers Union.
The unusually small amount of one
car was bought. A car of cattle ana.
a car of sheep were also shipped out
Tuesday morning.
We have rented the rooms form er1y
occupied by GivIer and Shrenkler, and
have installed an up to date optical
room, with all the latest. appliances
for testing the eyes. This work will
be in charge of registered opt,,nl-s
etrist, and all work will be guaran-
teed. The Reliable Jewelry Store. 28tf
Mrs W D. Stephens and grand
children, Miss Bette Beason and
Elmer Nixon, went down to Salina
Monday, Elmer returning to his home
and Mrs Stephens and Miss Beason
to visit at the home of Mrs. T. J. Nix
on, daughter of Mrs. Stephens From
Salina Miss Beason will go to WITCH
tia where she wills be an instructor in
one of the city schools during the
next school year.
D. b. Kraus, of the Wa-Keeney
Hardware. Co, reports good sale of
Avery tractors and thresing outfits.
He has sold several of the small sized
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vicinity, among them being an outfit
to Willie and Remus Schneider and
Paul Schemm; another to Chris Rohn
and Henry Schneider; another to Cal
Keiser and E. s. Haf1iger; julius HAIR
ries and also to Henry FabrIcius and
Fred Deitz.
Miss Margaret Niesley left Monday
morning for Manhattan, Kansas,
where she has position as instruc-
tor in English in the city high school
Since graduating from the College Of
Emporia Miss Niesley taught in the
Brainard Institute in South Carolina,
and during theF1ast winter took train
ing for a nurse in Red Cross work in
Philadelphia. Her experience will
prove valuable to her hereafter in her
school work.
The Hudson Harlan home ia this
city is more than usually happy at
this time owing to the late arrival of
two members of the family from ser
vices with the government. Miss May
who has been in Washington, d. c.,
for the last two years arrived home
Monday night Previous to her arriv-
al Leo arrived home s. from services
with the 7th regiment of the Third
division over seas. The members of
the family are now all at home or
close by, for the first time in three
years While with the forces overseas
the regiment in which. Leo served book
part in practically an of the principal
.ofensiyes- in which the American
forces were engaged and only about
man out of ten of the original COM
pany are left to tell the story Leo
as one of them and got through with.
out scratch. Since the armistice was
signed he has developed into cham
pion light weight wrestler and has
been offered fine proposition by
company to give exhibitions in that
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