Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-10

County land see or write Frank
Grecian, Hill City, Kansas. Adv. 7tf.
Mrs. Sibbitt, w. c. T. U. lecturer,
gave very interesting address at the
court house last Friday evening. The
attendance was not very large.
Mrs. H. C. johnson and little daugh-
ter arrived home Tuesday morning
from Buffalo Park where they had
visited at the home of Mrs. Tooth
aker, daughter of Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. Yodder and children, Mildred,
Kenneth and Max, of Ellis, were in
Wa-Keeney over Sunday visiting at
the homes of Mrs. F. c. Wollner and
the Ted Morgan family.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Baker were in this
| city over Sunday visiting at the home
of their son, Rev. G. o. Baker They
| were on their way home to Green
| nont,s Mo-, after having spent the last
several months in Colorado.
Miss Lois Drummond and Mrs.
Byrda Hey1 and their friend, Mrs.
Kingsley, of San Diego, Calf, went
up to Collyer Monday to spend the
afternoon and evening with Mrs.
Downie, sister of Mrs. Heyl.
C. M. Hutchinson, of the Wa-Keeney
| State Bank, transacted business at
Kansas City and the eastern part of
| the state this week leaving here Sat
urday evening and returning this
| morning. At Usage City he visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. White and
on his return was accompanied by his
| little son, Jimmie, who will remain
with him hereafter.
| In this paper appears two adver-
| tisements for G. G. Baird's sale, one
! giving the date April Is, the other
| giving it as April %. The latter date
|
was printed before the snow storm
which made it necessary that the date
| be changed, otherwise there would be
so much mud and snow that the at
| tendance would be small. The sale is
| to be held on Tuesday, April 22nd.
| Walter Stanton was up from Fl
Riley a few days during the last week
visiting at the home of his parents,
] Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Stanton, south
| east of town. Walter was wounded
while over seas and has not yet fully
| recovered and is being held at the
| base hospital at FIT. Riley until such
| time he is safely recovered. The
wound sustained was in his right foot
| and it does not clear up from the in
lection. He returned to FIT. Riley Sat
urday night
| Alex Philips, of Victoria, was in the
| city MONDAY afternoon ana attended
/ to business at the court house Mr.
Philips is one of the largest breeders
of thoroughbred cattle in this part of
| the state and purchased several sec
| tions of grass land in Riverside town
ship recently The cattle men east
| of here are looking up pasture land
/ in the west as the land east is hard
| to rent and the price is advancing
Mr. P was the guest of his old friend,
VIM Shrenkler, while in the city
A district meeting or school of in
struction in Masonry was held at
Russell Tuesday and several members
of Wa-Keeney lodge attended and in
| the evening exemplified part of the
third degree work. Those who were
present We're W. J. Beardwell, A. W.
Heyl, S. J. Straw, E. NJ Croft, G. l..
Hays, J. w. Bingham, D. E. CIPHER,
J. j. Keraus, DR. w. z. Herrick and
c. E. Ridgway. All of the lodges of
the district were well represented and
a very interesting school was the re-
suit The ladies of the Russell East
ern Star entertained the Masons at
ESQ o'clock with an excellent two
course dinner and music by the Rus
cell