Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-11-25
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


load of feed Inquire at this Office
c. W. Sellers expects to visit with
his grandmother IN Osborne county
during the next week
Gates Half Sole Tires cost half as
much and are guaranteed for 5000
miles Riggs Tire Repair Shop AID
Miss Ida Courtney went up to Grin
nell yesterday to remain over Thanks
giving day with her sister, Mrs. E. e
Beougher.
Mrs. Hazel Morgan-Solberg, OF
Little River, Kansas, is here this
week spending Thanksgiving with re-
1atives and friends
Some extra good farm bargains.
Several improved quarters and half
sections on easy terms.
Adv 1t Cave Realty Co.
Rev Grant Mann went down to
Hays Tuesday to visit with Mrs
Mann who is recovering from the eff
fects of an operation at the hospital
Mrs. z. A Courtney and children
left Wednesday morning for Topeka
where they will meet Mr.. Courtney
and spend Thanksgiving day together.
Mr.. Courtney is now handling a sale
at Erie, Kansas.
Miss Clara Gibson came home Mon
day night from the State University
at Lawrence where she is a student,
to spend Thanksgiving vacation with
home folks Miss Myrtle Schwan-
beck is also expected to be at home
today.
The case in justice court Tuesday
of Shriner Rinker which was up for
second trial was decided by the jury
in favor of Shriner and against Rink
err The question involved was a set
t1ement on harvesting wheat last
summer
According to report made by train
men and travelling grain men there is
being more grain shipped from Wa
Keeney just now than from any other
station along the line. They also re
port a better price being paid here
than elsewhere
VIM Law sold his household goods
and property in WaKeeney Tuesday,
settled up his accounts and left on the
night train for the east, presumably
for near Junction City where his son
and daughter have their homes and
where his smaller children are stay
ing.
Mrs. c. N. Houghton and children
came in from Topeka the first of the
week and are visiting with Mr..
Houghton and at the home of Mrs. F.
c. Wollner and other friends. Mr..
Houghton has been heresfor the last
several weeks erecting the bungalow
for Chas. Sellers.
Word has been received by Wa
Keeney friends that while on his way
to Louisiana, VIM. Lemke was taken
seriously i'll at Oklahoma City and
that it was necessary to place him in
a hospital and for him to undergo an
operation. He is now getting along
nicely with good chances for recovery.
J. J. Drumm ond, Albert Acre, Otis
Schwanbeck, Ed. Keraus, Jack Cor
don and Neil Ufford went down to
Hays Tuesday where they received the
degrees in the Knights Templar or
der as conferred by the Hays com
mandry. L. G. johnson accompanied
them to see the work and act a
friend in need should any of them
need assistance.
A meeting OF the local members of
the Knights Tenplar order was held
at the Masonic lodge room in WaKee-
ney Sunday afternoon, the object be-
ing to discuss the advisability Of or
ganizing connandry here. It was
decided to make effort to secure
such an organization provided Royal
Arch chapter can be organized at Oak
ley A delegation goes to Oakley
Friday evening to confer with the
Masons at that place.
T. W. Wilson and " Malinowsky,
farmers west OF WaKeeney, have
/ been partners in fishing during the
last season They decided to make an
excursion to the river again Monday
as a sort of finale for the year. The
results were very good as far Mr..
| Wilson was concerned but Mr.. Malin-
| owsky did not come home with the
| proverbial f1sherman's luck. Mr. VII
son caught five or six pretty good fish
but the best one for the season was
| in the lot It was bass which weigh
ed over six pounds Town friends
know he caught the fish because he
brought its head in and showed it to
/ them