Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-03-25

MIS- d H. w iison VISITED AZ Ellis
Saturday
Rheubarb roots for sale at Farmers
Union Store next Saturday. 1t
Worden Howat left last Monday
morning for points IN Oklahoma
where is contemplating locating
| Mrs l. s. Myerly went up to Oak
ley Wednesday afternoon to visit
with her daughter, Mrs E. J. Heyl-
| Mrs W. l. Lanabee entertained
the Kensington club at her home
north of town Wednesday afternoon
Mrs w E. Voss, came up from
Ellis Wednesday afternoon for visit
at the home of her friend, Mrs. T. T.
| Purcell
Harry Bryant and Day Cypher and
family, visited Ralph CIPHER at the
hospital at Hays Sunday. He is get
ting along nicely at present
Il For Sale-Building 24x46x12 feet
high, church building nine miles
south of wa-Keeney. Inquire of
Henry Schneider Adv 4tf-
! Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Olson and lit
, tie daughter, came up from Russell
Wednesday afternoon and are visiting
with friends west of town for few
days
Misses Della and Mildred Trip
went down to Hays Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday visiting at the
, home Of their aunt, Mrs J. w
Crosby.
The high winds during the last
week have had a bad effect upon the
} several amateur wireless telegraph
stations in Wa-Keeney and most of
them are down
81 Mr.. and Mrs. A j. El1ermyer ar
3 rived home Monday night after an alb
} sence of several weeks during which
5 time they visited with relatives and
friends in Colorado and Iowa
81 J. A Huffman expects to leave Wa
3 Keeney the first of the week for Cor
ham where he has purchased the tel
ephone exchange and viii devote his
time to that business hereafter Ths
family will remain here until after
5 school closes.
E. H. Hillnnan was in Topeka at
tending a meeting of the representa-
tives of all the old line life insuranc.
companies which are doing business
in the state of Kansas About fv'
hundred were present and very in
3 teresting meeting was held on Satur
day.
A number of Wa-Keeney Mason
q went down to Ellis Monday evenin;
q | to attend a meeC1ng OF Ellis 0napte
3 No 81, r. A M. The party include
3 Emil Lawson, w J. Beardwen, Jane
g Feeney, ]. J. Keraus, c. H Benson
Z S. J. Straw, W. B. Kelly, G. L Hay
3 and A s. Peacock
3 Mrs. Mona Munsch, of Oakland
3 California, was here a few days dun
o ing the last week visiting with he
= brother, A. c. MeStay, north of VIZ
Keeney and ransacting business wit
him regarding the property of the
IS father north OF Wa-Keeney and til
estate of their mother at Waterlo
a1 Iowa.
81 F. D. Hastings who has been bu,
Of ing grain at Menlo during the la:
n several months for the Kansas F'1or
a and Mill Co, Of Wichita, is at hon
y this week visiting with friends an
transacting business Next week /
W expects to. go to Ellinwood, Kansa
ir east of Great Bend, where ne will col
" tine to buy grain for the same con
ID pany.
AS he was retiring for the nigl
v Sunday evening, j T. Rhoades, Twin
J. two miles northeast of Wa-Keene
~ was stricken with apoplexy fro
vs. which he is still suffering. Howeve
his condition is considerably -impro-
Id ~ GU Ills s'AAs1A1S D0S Nc - sun
al much pain His many friends are ho]
10 ing that he will soon be all rgl
- again
in Herman Long. who was called
On Rock Falls, Ill, two weeks ago
s account of the serious illness of b
he mother, writes that he does not e.
pect to be home before next week. E
~, also reports that there is considerab
.s oil excitement among the residents
Rock Falls and Sterling who are ow
a ers of land in Trego county II
~ World has a list of several subscu
= ers at each of these cities
ng MISS Anna H1llnan, the olde
T oaugnIer OF MI and MIS- ChaS- Hi
man, and Mr. Henry Schroeder, we
70 united in marriage at the home of t
brides parents south of Wa-Keen