Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-10-23
Fresh Pork at Bakers. Adv. If.


price at Courtney's. Adv It.
For Sale-A 1919 new Ford touring
car Inquire at Overland Garage. So.
Judge I. T. Purcell is at Cove City
this week holding the regular term
of district court
You can buy ladies millinery of all
kinds at Courntey's store at special
prices Adv. S.
Mrs NJ. Brumley, of Kansas City, is
here visiting with R. T. Bean and
daughter, Mrs. Lora CONFESS.
For Sale-Set of single harness and
inside door with frame, casing, lock
and hinges. J. w Bingham
c. p. Speer has purchased the barn
belonging to J. J. Drummond and had
it moved to his residence in the north
part of town.
Victor Galley, of Quinter, special
state automobile license Inspector,
has been here this week looking after
that line of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. Wilson and
babe went down to Hays Wednesday
morning where Mrs. Wilson will enter
the hospital for treatment.
The Farmers Union will buy hogs
in Wa-Keeney, Monday, October 9th.
Highest price according to market
paid. Bring in what you have. Adv. ct
VIM Littlechild shipped out three
car loads of calves and fat heifers to
Kansas City last Saturday morning,
as sort of fall cleanup on his herd
of white faces.
Mrs. Joe Shaw and daughter, Ger
aldine, came down from Denver last
Friday night and are visiting at the
| home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Clark, of Wilcox township
| Word has been received from Lieut.
G. B. Kelly that he is now visiting
| at the home of his mother in New
York state snear New York city. He
is expecting to be in Wa-Keeney again
in a short time.
A special meeting of Wa-Keeney
Lodge No. 148, A. r. & A. M. will
/ be held at the lodge room Friday even
| ing, October 24th, for the purpose OF
comforting degrees. All members and
sojourners are requested to be pres
ent.
/ f. A. Dietz who lives west of town
| two and one-haf miles, informs us
that he finished up his threshing yes
terday and got a yield of 1870 bushels
from ninety-fve acres. He sold it all
on the local market and some of il
tested high as ffty-four pounds.
You would hardly think it but they
say it happened in Wa-Keeney. One
| of the younger class of bachelors was
passing Courtney's store and seeing
| the lady standing in the show window
| tipped his hat and smiled at her very
pleasantly only to a moment later
realize that he had showed his polite
ness to dummy figure.
i VIM Parks and grand daughter
| Mrs. III. H. Bacon and her daughter
Miss Mildred, left this morning fo1
! the home of Mrs. Bacon at Wichita
| where Mr.. Parks will visit for some
time Mrs. Parks and daughter had
been here few days visiting relatives
and also attending the golden wed
ding anniversary of her grand par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steel at Colby
August Tegtmeyer and daughter
have moved their household effects in
to the Mrs. Wolf residence in tn,
southeast part of town, now occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson, ane
will make their home with them i,
the future F. w. Hancock expect
to move his family into the Tegtmeye
home for the winter where the - ..g
81 CuIIOI0H Will nave advantage c
schooling
A double wedding took place at tn
Office of the Probate Judge in thi
city Wednesday afternoon, the con
tracing parties being Carl F. Nor
gan and Miss Mary E. Crayne in tn
, first ceremony and Mr.. Jonas I
Ringer and Miss Flora NJ Morgan i
the second. They We're accompanie
, by Mr.. Earl Morgan, Miss Ina Mo-
I gan and Mr.. C. F. Merrill All thes
parties live in Sheridan county an
the Morgans are brothers and sister
e The musical concert given last Sun
t day afternoon at the court room VIZ
}, well attended by the people of Il
t city and the splendid program w.
d appreciated We understand it is IL
o intention to give other such concer
and as the admission is free it is ho
| ed that a IT will take of RI