Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-03-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

| Smoked meats at Bakers Adv If.
For Sale.First class seed barley
w J--Beardwe1l, Rt- l. Adv 36-
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Rinker has been quite i'll this
week.
Mrs George Koleber and Mrs Sol
ONION Defines We're visitors at Ellis
Monday.
The Farmers Union have car load
of northern grown seed potatoes on
For Sal@About six tons of loose
cane hay. win sell cheap B. F.
Grant Billings has been quite i'll
this week but his trouble came from
his heart and was not influenza.
The Farmers Union viii buy hogs
in Wa-Keeney Monday, March 22nd.
Best price according to market It.
Ralph Harlan and Lloyd Stephens
are at home from Kansas City where
they have been for the last two
months
| Lee Nelson arrived here the last of
the week from Arlington, ILL.,, and ex-
poets to remain here throughout the
coming crop season
Mrs. E. A McCaen and children
left Tuesday for their home in Wich-
tia after having visited at the home
of Mrs McCuen's parents, Mr. and
builder of Augusta, Kansas, arrived
here Wednesday morning and with his
gang of men are erecting the oil der
rick north of Co1lyer.
i A. W. Heyl and Earl Croft left
Tuesday night for Topeka where they
are attending the annual meeting of
the grand lodge of MaSons of Kan
sas, as representatives of Wa-Keeney
lodge
Mrs Anna Crosby returned to her
home at the FIT Hays experiment
visited here with her sister, Mrs. n.
E. Trip. Mr. Crosby is foreman of
the dairy farm at the FIT Hays sta
ton.
&C. Bryant has been at home a
few days during the last week He
now holds position with the Avery
tractor people and is attending to
them He is at Weskan today for the
company assisting in a tractor school.
j. D. Vandewater, who recently sold
his general merchandise store at
Voda, has purchased the residence
property in Wa-Keeney belonging to
, C. NJ Hutchinson and expects to locate
in Wa-Keeney. Just what business he
expects to follow he is not prepared
to state at present.
Special song services at opening of
Sunday School at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morning, March
s. viii be there promptly at 10 a: M
to help the Junior chior. The collec-
! ton sabbath morning will be to pay
for the new song books
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Dorman, up in
the south side of Graham county, have
the task of mothering 275 baby chicks
which Matched out the first of the
week, their three incubators yielding
them "a, SO and SO, respectively. They
also have few other chicks and more
a-coming. 1t looks like they were go
ing into the chicken business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Robson are get
ting themselves comfortably located
in the Mrs. Moore cottage which they
recently purchased and Mr.. and Mrs
N. B. Robson, parents of Basil, are
with them and are looking for suit
able location The families have many
friends in this vicinity who gladly
welcome them back to Wa-Keeney
after an absence of about ten years
Word was received this morning Oh
the death of Ed Wall and Clarence
Rodgers, both of this county, at the
hospital at Roseda1e, Kansas Mr.
Wall lived p few miles east of towr
for several years until several weeks
: | Rosedale hospital for treatment Thu
home of Mr.. Rodgers has been down
| on the Smoky for svera1 years anC
he has been in poor health for SOM
time.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wade, of thu
a Wa-Keeney Methodist church are at
!, tending the annual conference of thl
district which is being held at Hay
? this week "A number of other mem
r bers of the local church are also tax
e ing advantage of the nearneSs an
r are attending sessions of the confer
: ence. Bishop Shepherd is presiding
e over this conference. An interestin
ture Friday night on '3The Battel G
Il the Marine" by one of the American
r who participated in it.