Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-10
Fresh Pork at Bakers Adv

in Riverside township Sunday
@-America's Answer, Friday even
ing at Garden Theatre. Adv. It,
Don't give your pictures to agents
Let R. T. Bean do your enlargement
c. L. Hardman returned Monday
morning from a business trip to Den
YER
Howard Thorn, of the u P depot,
| visited Sunday with his family at
Quinter
A. J. Ellermeyer left Saturday
night for Denver and other Colorado
points a business trip
Col-o-var is varnish stain and will
make the chairs look like new. Wa
Keeney Drug Store Adv It.
| Co1-o-var is used on the floors as
well as on furniture. Tt is a varnish
stain Wa-Keeney Drug Store. AID It.
Lester Burnham left Monday night
for Denver, Colo, where he expects
to remain for some time and will find
some sort of employment.
| Miss Bernice Mattingly went down
to Salina Monday morning and re-
NAMED day or two, taking treatment
for her eyes and visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. A Rhoden returned home
Tuesday evening from Murray, Nebr.,
where she was called by the illness
of her son whom she reports get
ting along nicely
Bruce Acre went down to Ellis Sun
day night where he takes a position
in the Office of the Ellis Review Head
light and where he will learn how to
operate the linotype machine.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a cooked food sale at
Caron's old store in the Kline build
ing, Saturday, April 18th. Come and
buy your Sunday dinner ready to
serve.
Mrs. Thomas Acre, of Topeka, Wis
tied here the last week at the homes
of her brothers-in-law, Joshua, Frank
and Charley Acre. She was her
return trip from a visit at FIT. Nor
gan, Colo.
Audley Croft went up to Denver
Tuesday night and from there will go
to Deer Trail, Colo, where he worked
before going to the army. Aud in
tends to be back in time to help har-
vest the big wheat crop.
Mrs. Vesta Dil1inger will open a
class to limited number of pupils
in piano, violin and theory of music,
beginning the first week in April.
Those interested may call at her home
on Big Greek or phone 453. Adv. 1tp.
Mrs. C. R. Wade and their son, Earl,
daughter and sister at Glen Elder,
Kansas. Mr. Earl Wade expects to
enter the Wes1eyaw University at
Saina in the near future as a stud
ent.
Chas. Shriner arrived home last
Friday night having been honorable
discharged from military service. He
was nightly glad to get back to the
U. S. A. but still happier when he got
home Charley intends to leave short
ly for Sharon Springs where he will
| work in the round house.
Fred S. Tiff, manager of the Hays
Steam Laundry was in Wa-Keeney
Tuesday afternoon in the interest of
the laundry Jim Rhoades of the Club
Barber shop has taken the agency and
guarantees you satisfactory work.
Mr.. Tiff was a pleasant caller at this
office and left US order for some job
printing.
r. I. Pickering and Harry johnson
| were in Oakley last Friday where
| they leased the fair grounds for the
afternoon of the big Community Day
celebration which will be held there
the last of the month. They intend to
put on a big automobile race on the
| above day with several of the best
| drivers of western Kansas. Pickering
viii drive his famous high speed Max
| well.
Dick YoxaH arrived in Wa-Keeney
| Monday night and left Tuesday for
| Sharon Springs, where he will visit
his parents Dick was in the 9th Mar
| ines and served considerable time in
the front trenches but was luckily
enough to come home without a
| scratch. He intends to return here
and take up his old work of plumbing
with P. E. Keraus Dick is good
workman and his old friends will be
glad to see him back on the job
Two public sales are advertised in
| this issue The first is by c. c.
Baird on his farm north of Wa-Kee-
ney on the Hill City road on next
Tuesday, April 22nd- Farm machinery
and a tractor outfit viii be sold. The