Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-06-03
LOCAL NEWS

For Sa1e-F'resh milk cow. Joe
Morath, phone 758. Adv. II 3p-
Mrs. Hazel Soiberg left Tuesday
morning for her home at Little River,
Kansas.
The total rainfall at Wa-Keeney
for the month of May was $50 inches
by government gage.
Photograph repairing and new
parts ordered at The Wa-Keeney
Drug store. Adv. 10 St.
For Sale-Five year old red milk
COW, viii be fresh in about two weeks
See T. W Maynard, Wa-Keeney. tip
C. D. Mayer writes from Hot
Springs, Ark, that he and his family
expect to return to- this county in a
short time.
Oh Boy,- The birth of new ideas
See Deep River Jazz Revue at the
Garden Friday and Saturday, June 4
and 5. Adv. 1t.
J. H. Niesley, principal of the Ire
go County High School, delivered the
Decoration Day address at Little
River, Kansas, Monday afternoon
Mrs Allen Toothaker and little
daughter, of Buffalo Park, visited
here Monday and Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Givler went
down to Hays this morning Mrs.
Givler will visit with her sister and
Mr.. Givler will take in the horse
races and other sports.
A coming four year old Holstein
cow giving four gallons of milk each
day and a brown Jersey cow coming
three and giving milk will be sold at
the auction sale in WaKeeney Sat
urday, June 9TH. adv. 1t
George Kulp left last night on his
return trip to Vancouver, Washing
| ton, after having visited here with
| home folks for a couple of weeks.
| During the war George took job
| with a shipbui1ding company and has
held it ever since. He has chance
! to get a trip across the ocean for
| his company and will likely take it.
| He expects to spend the next few
days in Denver
E. d. Wheeler informs us that he
i has closed a deal for the sale of his
farm at the northwest corner of Wa
| Keeney to parties from Ottawa coun-
| t., Kansas and that possession is to
be given the frt of August. The
| farm comprises four hundred acres
and was sold at $50 per acre, the
| spring crop to go to the purchas-
! er. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler have lived
here for many years and have not
definitely decided upon what they
will do excepting that they will travel
and visit with relatives for several
weeks beginning in August after
having given possession to the farm
| W F. league; of ColIyer reports
that one of his HoIstein cows fresh
/ 4.x- D.,
| after freshening, in IS days, she has
produced 918.3 lbs. of milk with aver
/ age test of 3.733 per cent butter fat.
This means 34.o8 lbs of butter fat in
10 days, the equivalent of ~ 6 lbs of
butter. This IS an average of around
gallons Of milk per day, or an aver
age of 57.4 rs per day She is max
ing this on grass and si1age If she
was fed grain she would natl1raI Nv
raise these am cunts. She is the dam
of the bull Mr.. league recently sold
to Frank Durham, of Va-Keenev.
At the completion of 80 DAYS she viii
be reported again.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Lula EveIv1ae Fronce
to Mr. Ira c. Hobbs, on Wednesday.
June 2nds 1920, at ? o'clock D. m. The
ceremony took place at Hays. The
bridal party left that evening for a
trip to states east where they will
visit a short time with relatives. The
bride and groom are excellent young
people, she being the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. W Fronce who live on
the walker farm north OF Wa-Keenev.
and the groom a successful Young
farmer and ex-service man. in Graham
county After their pleasure trip thew
viii live on a farm a short distance
south of Morland. The World Joins
their friends IN extending cengratuI-
atoms and best wishes.
Mrs SpitsnaugI and daughter.
and C. c. Lucas and family were en-
tertained Sunday at G1enn's for din
ner and IN the evening they enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs c. c. Hickman
and Miss Maggie Uhrichs=Advance.