Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-05-15
Fresh Pork at Bakers Adv.


friend in this city, Mrs. DIR. W Y.
Herrick
Mrs. Allen Toothaker and little
daughter, of Park, are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Toothaker's mother,
Mrs Harry Johnson
Miss Mildred Yodder, of Ellis, Wis
tied a few days this week with her
cousin, Miss Mary Morgan. She re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
Sugar in 25 pound sacks, dried
fruits and can fruits in large quaint
ties for the harvest season at Oster-
Ramps, Wa-Keeney- Adv. IL Ut.
Chas. Kirby and sister, Miss Hattie
Kirby, arrived home last Friday even
ing from Kansas City where they had
been transacting business for the
COOPERATIVE store.
A large company of the young peo-
pie enjoyed dance Tuesday evening
at the Spena Garage display room in
honor OF Miss Hazel Morgan, the
bride of the week, and the returned
soldier boys.
L. S. Davidson, owner of the David
son ranch northwest of town, return
ed to Glasco Monday morning after
having been here a few days to look
after his interests the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunckel went up
to Denver, Colo, Monday night where
John took the examination for rail
road men and will take up his old
job with the Union Pacific with head
quarters at Ellis and run west from
there.
Roy Bolinger, a returned soldier
boy from cover there visited here a
few days this week at the home of
his uncle, j. j. Drummond and at the
l,o-, q II
west of town. His home is at Tribune
Kansas.
Seth M. Solberg and Jack Gordon
| arrived here from Little River, Kans.
| Tuesday night, the former as the
groom in the wedding which took
| place Wednesday and the latter te
| serve best man. Their friends il
this vicinity were glad to see then
again.
| Ed Fike, who was formerly wei
acquainted with the people of thi.
county, but more recently of Hoxie
with his sister, are here today and ar,
looking for a house in which to move
We understand Mr.. Fike will take
position with the Cash Produce Co.
We understand that Walter Stan
ton, who was SO severely wounde,
| cover there that he is now unabI
tage of the scholarships offered by tn
government and is taking a course i
special training at the Kansas Agri
cultural College at Manhattan
Mrs. Elmer Cue and child and Mrs
W. D. Stephens went down to Salin
the last of the week for a visit at tn
home of Mrs. T. j. Nixon, daughte
of Mrs Stephens and sister of Mrs
Cue. Mrs. Cue and child arrive
home Wednesday but Mrs. Stephen
will remain in Salina. for some time
Mrs. W. Y. Herrick, Mrs. Emm
Schmidt, Mrs. Purcell and Theodore
Mrs. Niesley, Mrs. Kellogg, Mis-
Mildred Phares, Miss Kirkman, Mis-
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Poffen
berger and daughter, Agnes, wer
among those from Wa-Keeney VIII
Il went down to Hays Saturday to re
main over Sunday to hear the nnusi
recita1s.
1t is a source of much satisfaction
) to his many friends in Trego count
to know that although Martin Lot
| stead has lost limb through his ser
, vices over seas, the government wi
) not leave him helpless but will Civ
him course in training which will e
, him for some line of special wor
which man in his condition can har
die. We understand he is now cor
sidering the course he will take.
A H. Lawson, one of the earl sci
tiers of this county, but now a res
ident of Sweden, was here last wee
visiting with his sons southeast @
town He left Monday evening fo
Portland, Oregon, where he will visi
for about a month, after which b
viii return here Thirty-eight year
ago Mr. Lawson was a homesteade
In this county and lived here for man
years He also represented Treg
county in the legislature in the earl
days He is native of Sweden an
returned there several years ago. Thi
is his first visit here in nine year
He is hale and hearty looking for
man of his age and looks good fo
many years yet