Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-06-26
Pure home made lard at Baker,.


Adv 18tf
Miss Lois Drummond has been quite
Ill for the last two weeks but at pres
ent is considerably improved
The Farmers Union will buy hogs
at Wa-Keeney, on June 80 Bring in
what you wish to dispose Of
Donald HenphilI went down 70
Hays Wednesday where he is rece1v-
ing instruction in violin playing
Mrs Laura Sanders, OF Portland,
Oregon, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs Alex Sellers south of
town
For sale-32o acres improved. 8
miles west and south of Wa-Keeney.
Easy terms H. B. Hudson, FL Dorado,
Kansas. ADV. IS 1t
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Parsons and
family went up to Cove county the
of Mrs Parsons parents
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hinshaw were at
Collyer over Sunday as guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Peacock.
They returned home Monday morning
Auto for Sale or Trade-Nice car
for lady or school children to drive
Will sell cheap or trade for good
cow. c. o. Baker, phone S. Adv 10
Chas- Dodge and son, Grin, went
down to Russell county Wednesday
where Grin expects to spend the har-
vest season at the home of his grand
pa.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and daughter
Went down to Hays yesterday to at
tend the Homecoming celebration and
to visit at the home of a sister of Mrs
Brown
The Amoga Glass will serve ice
cream and cake, sandwiches, coffee
and lemonade at the the dinner and
supper hours, on July 18th, in the
former Caron's store.
Mrs w R. Walker went m TO Nc
Allster, in Logan county last Friday
night ar,r+ remained over Sunday vis-
iting at home of relatives. She
arrived homie Monday night
Osmer Reninger and wife, Miss
Hilda Preston and L. C. Frye, of
Arnold, stopped here Wednesday on
their way home from Ransom where
they took in the big celebration.
Floyd Maynard came home from
Kansas City last Saturday NIGHT.
where he has been working at the
carpenter trade. Floyd intends to re-
main here the balance of the summer.
H. q. Harland and wife, of Frank
tort, Kansas, were Wa-Keeney visit
ors last Monday. Mrs. Harland is a
sister of our fellow townsman, C. C.
Baird, and one of the heirs at laws of
the Francis Baird estate.
Mrs J. T. w. Cloud arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Iowa, she be-
ing called there about month ago on
account of the sickness and death of
her mother. She has visited at other
places in Iowa during the last two
weeks
The Good Will society will meet at
the home of Mrs. III. J. Hi1le Wednes-
day, July End. Plans and arrange
ments will be made concerning the
kind of work to be taken up the com
ing year. All members are requested
to be present.
Miss Edna and Neva futile, of
Woodston, Kansas, who are students
at FIT. Hays Normal, were here over
Sunday as guests of Miss Irene
Cloud. They were students under Miss
Cloud while she was teaching at
Woodston.
Chas. N. Houghton; of Topeka, ar
rived here last Friday and is now at
work experimenting the job of CON
| structing the new residence on the A.
| G. Schwanbeck farm near Voda. Wa
Keeney friends are glad to welcome
l SndIl0y 10 CnIS H01S1DOTnOOQ again.
The Wa-Keeney Heating & Plumb
| ing Co., is the name of a new business
which is to be established in Wa
Keeney by L. K. Baldwin, an exper-
| fenced plumber from Kansas City. At
present Mr.. Baldwin is visiting at the
| o. L. Weidel home southwest of town
but is ready to take on work when
ever it is presented.
Harvey Velroy. the little two-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Sachau of Collyer township, died al
the hospital at Hays last Saturday
The body was prepared for burial and
brought to the home of the parents
and was buried Monday. Sincere sym
pathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs
Sachau in the death of their little
one.
Money to loan See E. D. Wheeler