Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-06-05

Miss Grace Huffman, of Gypsum
City, is here attending the teachers
institute.
Mrs. Guy DeBoer went down to
Hays Monday to register in the
teachers training course.
Mrs T. B. Hays entertained at
8 O'Clock breakfast morning Lieut.. c.
B. Kelly and Mrs A B. Jones'
Mrs Chas- Kellogg has visited the
last week with her parents at Grin
nell and at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Kellogg at Ogallah-
Chas- Bradley has been confined to
his home during the past week on
account of lame back which was
injured sometime ago by heavy lift
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Walker arrived
home Wednesday night from Man
haitian, Kansas, where they had been
for a few days looking up suitable
location.
Frank Spena and little daughter,
and Miss Gladys Hanm, all of
Lenexa, Kansas, arrived here Wednes-
day night for a. visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Grace Kendall, who has been
visiting at. the home of her sister,
Mrs Bert Greenwood, returned to
tending school.
Lewis Mcfarland, of Lincoln Cen
ter, was here few days the last
week as a guest at the home of F. D.
Hastings and daughter. He returned
home this morning
Oliver Inloes was down from Coll
yer Wednesday transacting business
and visiting friends here He intends
to leave shortly for Wyoming to look
after his homestead there.
Miss Mayme Bieh1er, of Lacrosse,
Kansas, was here a few days the last
week attending the Decoration day
exercises and visiting her friend, Mrs
Cora Keraus She left for her home
Monday.
Miss Eunice Durham and Miss
Lovina Jacobs spent few days the
| last of the week at the Jacobs home
northwest OF Voda, returning here
| Monday. Miss Jacobs is attending the
institute being held at the high school
building.
The Misses Irene and Kathrine
Hemphi1 have finished their school
work at Macksvil1e, Kansas, and are
spending the summer at the home of
their parents in this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. o. Hemphil1. They expect to
| teach in the schools at Neodesha next
| term.
A large California touring car pass
ed through here Wednesday and the
driver reported having come in the
mud all the way from Denver. He
probably also travelled in the mud all
the way to Kansas City as they were
| journeying eastward.
| 1t may be the season of the year
| when panama hats are in style but
| they have looked considerably out of
order in this territory during the last
few days with a cold north wind blow
ing and the temperature ranging
among the low forties.
H. w. Finch came down from Tow
ner, Colo, last week and was here
over Decoration day and few days
after, visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. A. S. Treger. dad"
reports everything in fine condition
Lalong the eastern line of Colorado
this year.
| An areoplane propeller, ten feet
| long is being exhibited in the window
of w. w. Gibson's drug store, sent
here by Lieut. Harry Rinker who has
been in the air service of Uncle Sam
for the past two years. but who is
| expected home in a few days on
! final discharge.
Chas. Lofstead was a caller at this
office Wednesday and informed US that
his brother, Alfred and new wife,
landed in Ogallah on the same train
he came out on We understand that
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred will live on the
old home place and run the farm max
ing their home in the vicinity of Oga1-
lah. The World joins in extending best
wishes to them
Lieut.. c. B. Kelly expects to re-
turn to Fl Riley hospital tomorrow
after having. spent his ten days leave
of absence with relatives and friends
! here The wound in the leg from
which-he has suffered since last Sep
TENDER is in better condition now than
at any time since received and it is
1 probable the healing will be more