Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-24

zoe 1ldZdk was dO"4A AAO--A
Co1lyer last Saturday.
A. w Heyl transacted business IN
Russell county Wednesday,
Mrs H R. Peek went down to Ellis
this morning on a business trip.
The Misses Bette and Jessie Bea-
son transacted business at Ellis Mon
day.
The ladies of the H o. A Club met
with Mrs J. G. Hixson Tuesday after
noon Red Cross work was done
Mr. and Mrs. George Downey went
down to Hays Saturday to attend the
Easter services at the Catholic church
there
Mr. and Mrs A Kenyon and Mrs
John Glenn and son, of Collyer town
ship, were transacting business here
Saturday
On account of mothers health I am
compelled to be at home and will be
glad to have your dress making.
Adv. tip Mae Blomberg-
Mrs. w H. Wright and little
arrived home Tuesday afternoon from
Hays We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Wright is gradually improving
in health
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Parsons and Mrs
T. B. Hays and son, Grover, went up
to Quinter Monday on business and
pleasure trip
Mrs Vanderbur and children, of
Collyer visited here during the last
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas.
The little Misses Herrick went
down to Hays last Saturday to re-
main over Easter with their aunties,
the Misses Fliesbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mai and daugh-
ter of Russell, who We're visiting rel
atives in this county last week, re-
turned to their home Saturday
When in need of anything in the
line of jewelry stop in at Treger's it
will cost you nothing to do so and
you may find what you want at the
discount price of one-fourth less than
the good old price. Adv g.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Papes and Mrs
Joe Spena and little daughter went
visited day two with Mr.. and
Mrs. Papas sr-, parents of Mr.. Papas
and Mrs. Spena.
Word has been received from Den
yer that the Rev. DIR. Allison suffered
a relapse the last of the week but lat
er word indicates that it was only
| temporary and that his condition con-
| tinues to improve.
c. l. Hartman has been in poor
health for some time and underwent
an operation at Christs Hospital at To-
peka Sunday and word has been re-
| ceived from him that he is recovering
nicely from the effects.
The display of war souvenirs and
relics in Courtney's window is attrac-
| ting considerable attention and serves
to remind our people that the sale of
| Victory Bonds is now on.
j. W. Spena received another car
| load of Fords yesterday but there
won't be enough of them to go around
| to all of those who have them ordered
| The manufacturing of Fords was
checked during the war and the com
pany has not been able to catch up
with their orders since.
The Baptist young people gave
| Sock social at the w E. Dillinger
home south of town Tuesday night
There was a good attendance and the
young people report an excellent Time
Those from town assembled at the
church and were conveyed by auto
to the Di1linger farm home.
Those candy eggs, eggs and toast
and other candy decorations in the
/ window of Heyl's bakery were both
novel and tasty, especially tasty to
| the children. The windows of The
/ Star Grocery are usually well decor
| ated but the old hen and baby chicks
! and other Easter decorations were
especially attractive Saturday
/ A special meeting of Wa-Keeney
/ Lodge No 14S, A. F. & A NJ will be
| held at the lodge room next Tuesday
night for the purpose of comforting
degrees The past masters of the
lodge are to confer these degrees The
work is to be commenced in the after
noon and will be finished after sup
per. All members and sojourners are
cordially invited to be present
We are requested to announce that
the ladies will not hold sale of cook
ed food next Saturday but we under
stand it is their intention to hold
these sales every other Saturday
hereafter The sales held have both
been a financial success to them and