Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-11-04

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For SaIe-one registered Short
horn bull or win trade for anothez
registered animal. P-J- Riedel, Rt- 3,
Wakeeney. adv. 36-tf-
i Mr. and Mrs. Lew Eng1ehart, Of
Gordon, Nebraska, who have visited
with Mr. and Mrs N B. Robson. left
the last OF the week
Miss Mabel KirkendaIf has been
here the last week visiting with Mrs
Geo. II. Ufford and other friends
schools at Paradise, Kansas
DIR. F. w. Swearingen, the Topeka
Eye-Sight Specialist, will be IN Wa
keeney to fit glasses Saturday, No
vember 9Th, at the Penny Hotel
Don't forget the date, Saturday. No
vember 9Th adv--2t
Mrs. w N. Larrabee left the last of
the week for Minneapolis, Kansas,
where she is visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Ray Nelson Her
daughter, Mrs. Albert O'ToOIe, is in
from the farm and is caring for the
home in the absence of her mother.
o. A. Cortright arrived home last
Friday morning from his visit at the
home of his daughter and other rela-
tives in Twin Falls, Idaho. He ex-
poets to remain here a short time and
then go to Garnett, Kansas, where he
will visit at the home of his son,
Osborne.
About an inch of rain fell Saturday
night and Sunday which fell very
slowly so that it nearly all soaked into
the soil. The conditions are now fine
for the growing wheat if the weather
will keep warm for about another
To r. fr1v
cold Sunday evening and Monday
morning was the coolest OF tho
season.
WhiIe out hunting coyotes week
or two ago John Zernan received
gun shot worind from q .38 calibre
rifle in the feshy part OF the arm just
below the shoulder which has given
him considerable annoyance but which
is gradually getting better. The rife
was being carried in the car and in
some way it was Jared 50 that it dis
charged. It was fortunate that Mr..
Zeman was not seriously hurt.
J. W. Wilson who lives five miles
west and one-haIf mile north of Wa
Keeney is advertising a public sale
TO take place on Tuesday, November
9th Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are plan
ming on spending part of the COM
lfAS ~Ai(SI Will ISld LIVES anu IL AC1iAS
in Indiana and he is going to sell Off
a part of his live stock and farm ma
chinery. The sale advertisement ap-
peas in this issue of The World
Monsieur Jean De Longueville, of
the French Military Forces will be
special guest of the Aaron A Platner
Post of the American Legion, at Ell
lis, Kansas on Armistice Day. Mon
sieur De Longuevil1e was awarded the
French Croix de Guerre with several
citations. You may know him by the
French Uniform, and he will gladly
discuss French military customs, or
the customs of his country with any
body who is interested.
The Hillside Sunday School held its
picnic October "a, owing to the cool,
lamp weather, they decided to spread
the tables in the schoolrooom instead
Of going to the grove, as they had
intended. After dinner ice cream was
served, after which the school got
into cars and journeyed to Castle
Rock, where they enjoyed a weinie |
roast and listened to short program
given by the smaller children You
are cordially invited to attend our
Union Sunday school. 1000 o'clock |
each Sunday morning
Mrs p J. Lamoree Supt.
First published in Western Kansas |
World October IA 19201