Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-17

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All kinds of clocks, ranging IN
price from $3.50 to $12 at the Reliable
Jewe1ry Store Adv. FL
J. r. Evans left Tuesday evening
for Denver, Colo, whittier he was
called on account of the serious III
ness of his sister.
Little Jeanne EIderd came In Tues
day morning from Bouled, Colo, and
is again at the home of grand parents,
the Rev. and Mrs Wade.
Mrs J. W. Johnston, of Topeka,
Kans., came in last Friday for a visit
with friends and to look after her
wheat interest near Bosnia.
Howard Thorn was down from
Quinter last Friday and Saturday
helping the Verbeck Lumber Com
pany out with their rush work.
Don't forget that you can get a z
jewel standard watch in dust proof
the Reliable Jewelry Store. Adv. Fl.
The call for harvest help is well
supplied at present and not many
more of them can find work in this
vicinity.
Have you see the latest beaded
neck chains, cameo breaches, laval
HGTS, SILK SOntO1fS, DTace10C watches
at the Reliable Jewelry Store. Ad. Fl
W. C. Wollner is decorating the in
terror of the city school building
which will make it more pleasant for
the children next winter.
A new assortment of baby rings,
silver cups, sterling silver bib holders
and bay ring guards at the Reliable
Jewelry Store. Adv. 21.
Misses Ida and Alma Courtney
were guests Sunday at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Beougher, GrinneH.
Miss Alma returning home Monday
morning.
Fred Riggs came in last Thursday
from Abilene, Kansas, to help his
father during harvest. He is now
running a cream station at the above
place and reports a goood business.
Stray Horse-One gray roam horse
came to my place about July 1st-
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. Robt-
Kirk, miles north of Voda- AID FL ct
Henry Hutton who worked here last
summer and is well known to the
younger boys, came in Wednesday
night for a visit with them but is plan
ming on going further west and look
ing for work.
r. C. Wilson is at Navarro this
week visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Fullington On his re-
turn home expects to be accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Bean and daughter,
of Ottumwa, Iowa.
| The delinquent tax list and the
bunch of commissioners proceedings
are interesting features of this issue.
| RaSidoS &c "a odu
ments- Be sure to read them. That's
what they're for.
Mrs. Lucy DeBoer and Miss Anna
Hastings went down to Hays Wed
nesday, the former to report on worl
done in the institute course and tn.
latter to visit at the normal and witt
friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Treger and lit
tie son, arrived home Tuesday morn
ing from Wichita and southeastern
Kansas, where they had been for tn
last three weeks a combination
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Annabel1e Sutton, of Hays, in
structor in the primary sdepartmen
of the Hays school, returned to he
home last Friday after having spen
a week here as the guest of Mrs. Min
ME O'NeH, county superintendent.
A Wa-Keeney lady has requisite,
us to announce that children sellin,
| tickets for entertainments or othe
articles should always call at TIA,
back door instead of the front door
This request is made because of tn,
Iecnvenience to the women by calling
at the back door.
Rev j. Burkhart, of Lincoln, Neb.
| is now in charge of the pastorate o.
the German Evangelical Lutheran
church at this place. The Rev. Fink
biner will devote his time to thu
country charge. Services will be con
Quoted at the church next Sunday
with sermons in Both German and
English.
i In, this AZ,