Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-13

O. B. COTE visited at Wilson over
Sunday
Diamonds, watches and jewelry at
A. S. Treger's- Adv 47tf.
L. G.. johnson and A. III. Hamm
transacted business at Hays Wednes-
day.
Mrs Bert Greenwood is enjoying
visit from her sister, Miss Kendall,
from Smith Center
Miss Bernice Mattingly arrived
home the last of the week from Salina
where she had been visiting relatives
John Peacock, of Co1lyer, manager
of the Badger Lumber yard, transact
ed business here Wednesday between
trains.
Miss Maude Niesley of Wa-Keeney,
is assisting with Office work at the
Experiment Station.-Hays Free
Press.
Miss Belva Lewie departed Satur-
day for Manhattan after having spent
a week or so here visiting with near
relatives at the home of J. H. Brady.
Mrs.G G. Jones and two children,
| arrived home Tuesday night from
| Leavenworth where they have spent
the past two weeks with her parents
| Christian Endeavor of the Presby-
terian church meets each Sabbath
evening at Gas. Invitations extended
| to all to attend who do not go else
/ where.
Miss Alma Courtney arrived home
| the last of the week from Topeka
and Kansas City where she had been
buying spring goods for Courtneys
| store.
| Word has been received from John
Gunekel that he is still with the
| Of and Getting
along fine. He says he weighs about
$50 pounds which is pertty heavy for
him.
Some goods news which brought
Joy to the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs G.
M. Stanton was message from their
son, Jesse, that he had arrived safely
at Newport News. They are now ex-
pecting him home most any time
The R. K. Club met with Mrs. E
J. Heyl Tuesday night. A very pleas
ant evening was spent. At the bus
mess meeting of the club, Miss Bessie
Larabee was elected president for the
ensuing year. Delicious refreshments
were served.
s. J. Straw reports that he is very
well pleased with the result of his
china sale advertised In the Worle
| last week He sold everything he
|
other china. He has a new ad in thi:
issue. Better read it.
Captain DR.. Bannister of the U. S
A. Aviation Corp, stopped off ant
l visited his friends here his way t.
i Iowa from his station at Riverside
S California, last Friday and Saturday
e He makes wonderful reports of tn
n fine condition of the Aviation Corp o
the U. S. A. and says it shows tn
wonderful resources of this country
The Rev. Wade, pastor of the M. E
e church, went down to Oga1lah Mon
Il day on a mission in connection wit
the Centenary movement in tn
Methodist church The church is thi
, year celebrating the one hundreth ar
g niversary of the beginning of tn
3 missionary work of the church an
& | Rev. Wade has a certain territory t
g look after.
3 An error which appeared in tn
3 county commissioners proceeding
G last week in the World was not yer
3 great when the number of figure
3 We're counted but when the amour
& in dollars and cents is considered it
: quite large. The item should ha1
a read: sMarquand Bros. goods fl
9 Richardson family, $3.50" We mad
3 the amount read $4,000 which we
& incorrect.
9 Real Estate has been on the NOV
3 in this vicinity of late, several qua,
z tiers of land changing owners in tt
G past few days Sam Dubbs bougl
E. A Pavey's farm, west of tow
Z and Payey bought Art Hazen's ha
g section north Of town Art bought a.
Q other half section, uIinaproved, nor1
: of town, and it is said he irteYs
z moving to town Pavey and Haze
g are both to retain possession of IL
3 farms they are on until the first
z August.-Ransom Record
e 1.-THE Highwayman'' is the offici
journal of the twenty-third enginee
who are now in France and of whis
q Andrew Croft of this city is mer
9 Der The boys are getting out tn
3 little journal in order to keep a re