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

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to Russell Tuesday.
Harve Penny, of Hays, was here
Monday uansaeting business in this |
vicinity.
Mrs. E. j. Rogers is spending this |
week at the home of her parents at I
Phillipsburg-
Mrs r. T. Bean is enjoying a visit |
from her father, Mr. Caine. whose |
home is in Missouri.
FOR SALE-My residence proper
ty in WaKeeney- Priced right for
quick sale--Chas. r. Steel adv-12-f
Newt Holconab left Friday night
for Oberlin where, we understand, he
will take position in the Office of the
Oberlin Times.
Elwood Hutzel went down to Hays
Monday morning and expects to re-
main there a few weeks and viii do
some special school work
Mrs Bryce Logan and babe ace
spending the week at the home of her
parents at Lacrosse Bryce is doing
the pancake drill and the dishwash
dance during their absence
O.. "A Cortright says he still has a
large number of those aster and
other flower plants which he viii give
to all those who come for them until
the supply IS exhausted.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Pierson took
their children to Hays Wednesday
morning for examination and opera
tons for tonsil trouble. They We're ac-
conpanied by DR.. Burnett.
Chas. A. MCLAUGHLIN was up from
his home south of town Tuesday
i transacting business in WaKeeney-
This was his first visit to town for
about two months and he enjoyed Wis
ting with friends again.
Mrs. DR. G. E .Haughey arrived
home Tuesday night from Srnithville,
Mo, where she had spent Decoration
Day at her old home. She has re-
Gently had a monument erected at the
Doctors grave at Srnithville-
Mrs. C. H Benson came home from
Topeka last Thursday night and re
ports that her father, c. c. Yetter,
is gradually improving in condition
and that he expects to return home to
Ogal1ah in about two weeks
We probably have not complete
list, but among the young ladies Of
! Trego county who are attending nor
NAL at. FIT. Hays are Della Trip,
Fern Barclay, Margaret Acre, Grace
YER Prof Henaphi1l, of WaKeeney
city schools, is one of the instructors
| in the teachers institute.
| WaKeeney has as good a band Of
thirteen pieces as can be found in any
city of its size it he state of Kansas.
This was proven. by the music the
boys furnished on Decoration Day.
| They had practiced together only a
/ few times but did exceptionally cred
/ table work An effort should be
made to keep the boys together until
after the fair next fall.
When the special editions of The
World were being prepared last win
ter several pictures of early life Of
Wa-Keeney and Trego County We're
loaned to US to be used in securing
cuts if they We're desired. The most
OF the pictures have been called for
but there are a few still in our pos
session and we have forgotten to
whom they belong. The owners can
have them by calling for them
At her home on Cakes street last
Saturday evening number of the
advanced pupils of Mrs w. E. Dill
! fingers music class gave very en-
tertaining recital to company of
their friends Those who took part
IN the program were Helen Simpson,
Edythe Wheeler Eunice Durham
| Lois Mckinley, June Harlan, Joe Pof-
fenberger, Lula Benson, Ethyl Bach,
Katherine Rhoades, and George Pof-
fenberger
The Holt combination harvester
and thresner IS being advertised IN
this county this. year and IS eepres-
j ented locally By d B. Kraus, Of the
x5-a-Keene7- Hardware Co. Several of