Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-05-22
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evening from a business trip TO Col
orado.
yer, transacted business here Monday
morning
Mrs. L. S. Myer1y returned Monday
evening from a business trip to Burr
Oak, Kansas
Alex Kraus, of Grainfield was here
Sunday visiting at the home of his
brother, D. B. Kraus.
II. NJ Sprague has been here few
days this week visiting friends and
transacting business
s. J. Straw was called to Cove Sun
day and Monday to take charge of a
corpse and to conduct the funeral.
The Domestic science class of T. c.
H s. entertained the faculty of the
school at dinner Monday noon.
Monday,-May %, will be Farmers
Union hog day in Wa-Keeney- Bring
| in whatever you want to SELL Adv. 1t.
Mrs Rem Hinshaw was called to
Burr Oak, Kans., last Friday evening
by the serious illness of her grand
father.
| Mrs J. G. Hixson has been at En-
poria this week visiting with her son,
Bronn, and attending some of the Col
1ege exercises.
The senior class of Trego County
High School enjoyed turkey dinner
Wednesday evening at the Penny hotel
after the class play.
w J. Williams has been here this
| week calling on friends and transact
ing business Warren is now selling
oil leases for the Combination Com
pany in Nebraska.
Mrs. w P Atkins arrived here from
Denver Wednesday night being called
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Ewing, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. o. J. Shu1er, north of
town.
Otto Colborg was up from the east
side of the county Wednesday court
ing and transacting other business.
He reports the wheat in fine shape
in his neighborhood.
4 F. M Munson, of the Wa-Keeney
Drug Store, is transacting business in
Kansas City this week and also at
tending the big convention put on by
the Edison Photograph people.
Rev c. o. Baker, pastor of the
Baptist church, left for Denver Tues
day morning where he will attend the
meeting of the Northwest Baptist As
ISOLATION at which about thirty-eight
states will be represented.
i J. w Pugh from the southwest part
of the county, was transacting bus
mess here Monday. He reports crop
conditions o. K. in his part of the
county and that something mighty I'M
usual must happen pretty soon if
| there is not bumper wheat crop this
i year.
Mrs. Farnsworth, of Denver, was
here over Sunday visiting with her
sister, Mrs. May Greenwood. Monday
morning they both departed for a
visit with relatives, the former going
to Joplin, Mo-, and the latter to
Perth, Kansas, where she will visit
her son, Alfred.
4 c. P Hashnnan, owner of the Club
barber shop, has been here this week
arranging to bring his family back to
this city When he entered the army
service about two years ago the fam
l lily was moved to Ottawa where they
are now located. SB1aclie' is glad to
get back and Wa-Keeney friends are
glad to see him again.
During the last week the condition
of Mrs. O. A. Cortright has been
very critical and her life has been
despaired of. Her children were sent
for and Osborne, of Garrett, Kans.,
and Mrs Frank Mccormick, her
daughter, and Mrs. Null, niece, both
of Twin Falls, Idaho, and her nephew,
T. c. Straw, of Ha1eyville, Okla, have
been here
Sergeant Leo Myer1y of the 10th
division of the lis ammunition train
arrived home Sunday night and is
very much enjoying the association Oh
home folks Leo entered the service
of Uncle Sam nearly two years age
and was stationed for several months
in Colorado and California before go
ing across the water. He knows wha-
active service means and that amnun
ition work is not very safe employ
ment but comes home without an in
jury
Notice-Au members of Wa-Kee
ney lodge No 200, A. o. u w. ar,
urged to be present at the next reg
u1ar meeting, May %. The distric
deputy viii be present to explain new
rates and new policies