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

Harry Thomas was down from Coll
yer Wednesday transacting business
Money-P1enty of money for farm
loans at the Wa-Keeney State Bank
to Dodge shoe shop. VIM Shrenkler
! Adv so.
Misses Dora Lawlis and Delta
| Keyser spent the week end with Mrs.
Roy Larue.
Miss Ingleberry Anderson, of Oga1-
| lab vicinity, was shopping in this city
Monday afternoon
D. B. Kraus, of the Wa-Keeney
Hardware Co., transacted business at
Hutchinson and Marion last week re-
| turning home Sunday night
1t is simply because we did not
know about it that we did not an
1 nounce the arrival of a boy at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stradal
| last week.
| Mrs. Fred Margheim, south of
town, is reported sick this week. Her
father, Mr. Defines, and her brother
came up from Russell, the first of the
week to see her.
| Steve Beason was down from Coll
yer Monday visiting at the home of
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Bea-
son. Steve reports that he has been
| honorably discharged from the ser
vice of Uncle Sam.
| Ray r. Ufford left Tuesday even
ing for Kansas City and other eastern
markets where he will purchase goods
for the Trego Mercantile Co. The pa
| irons Of that store can expect some
| thing good in the bargain line after
| his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Terpening
| were east bound passengers last Fri
| day evening. At Kansas City they
| separated, Mrs Terpening going
| south to Gentry, Arkansas, where she
| will visit with her parents, and Mr..
Terpening going to Syracuse, New
| York, where he will visit his parents.
They expect to be gone about thirty
days.
Rev j. A. Dillinger, pastor of the
first Christian church of Salina, is ex-
pected to arrive here this afternoon
for a short visit with his brother,
| Will Dillinger, south of town. They
expect to go over to his brothers at
Plainvi1le, Friday, where the Rev.
Dillinger will do some work in con-
necton with the @-Father and Son"
movement in his church
Roman Lopez, of Junction City, and
B1asa. Rivas, of Ellis, were married
at the Office of the Probate Judge III
this city Monday morning. The
license was issued by Judge F. E.
McLain, of Ellis county, January 6.
The wedding tour of the newly mar
ried included the delights of fifty
mile auto trip, the scenic beauties of
Hill City and ride over the Lincoln
branch
NV. Mason, S. J. Straw, w. w.
Gibson and L. II. Galloway were at
| Hays Tuesday attending a meeting of
the fair directors of this district. A
Golden Belt circuit was formed which
includes the fairs at Wa-Keeney,
Hays, Russell, Wilson and Ellsworth.
The principal object of the meeting
was to form a racing circuit for these
fairs which will be of interest to own
ers of good fast horses. If the plans
formulated are carried out there will
be a fine string of horses here this
Entries for these races will close by
the first of June and at that time
more definite announcements will be
made. Several other important sub
jects in connection with the fairs re
! garding amusements and attractions
were discussed with profit to those
who will have the fairs in charge
Trego county people can rest assured
! that if crop prospects materialize
and they will do their part in atten
dance and in making exhibits, tn.
county fair to be held next fall viii
be decidedly the best ever