Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-02-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

S. H Yewen went down to Hays
Wednesday to take treatment at the
hospital
of the death of Mrs Runyon, of Ogal-i
lah township
Ted Yewen, of Arapaho, Colo, = |
visiting this week at the home of his |
parents near Bosnia
Mrs Jennie Mayer, OF Grand juno
ton, Colo, is here this week visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs l.
A. Woerner-
A. G. Schwanbeck, Otis Schwan-
beck and l.. K Baldwin, j W. Spena
and Fritts Staatz, attended the trac-
tor show in Kansas City this week
Undertaken S. J. Straw was called
to the Oscar King home near Banner
this forenoon. We were unable to
| learn who had passed away in Oscars
| family
| Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Roges, of the
| Rogers Clothing Company, visited
| with relatives at Phillipsburg the
| first of the week arriving home Wec-
nesday night
i W. J. Nichols, who has worked for
the Wa-Keeney Telephone Co., as
1nefnan for some time, has moved nI-
family to Denver where he will seek
other employment
Ray Shaw returned last Thursday
evening from Kansas City where he
entertained the flu for couple of
weeks. He is up and around the
house and will be ready to go to
| work in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Sellers and
, younger children, are spending this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A
/ Noda
, has been on the sick list for week
or more and went to the country to
rest and recuperate.
| The recent increase of the high
! prices of the odorous family pelts has
sent the odors around here soaring in
all directions They claim the odol
is relief for the flu we say lei
them soar if it will drive away ths
isease-Gellyer Advance.
Fl WARNING-AH parties and per
; sons are hereby notified not to pur
chase the note given by Miss Ion,
Kraus to a publishing company fo
; $3.50. The same being illegal ant
8 will not be paid. Note dated Februar,
10, 1920. D. B.Kraus, her father. 5:
: Pete Hendrickson is advertising I:
5 public sale to take place at his farm
six miles south of Wa-Keeney tn
z Ness City road on Thursday, Feb
: ruary 26, commencing at 10 O'Clock
i Mason & Olson are the auctioneers
The sale advertisement appears i
2 this issue of The World.
The Rev. F. A Heizer his wife an
3 infant son arrived in Wa-Keeney Sat
z urday night and as thei
: household goods arrive they will set
3 tie in the Presbyterian manse. Thei
z older son, about sixteen, did not &C
2 company them but will come later
; Rev. Heller viii be the pastor of tn
E Presbyterian church taking the pIac
z made vacant last fall by the resigna
2 ton of DIR. s. L. Allison.
FL A good attraction for Wa-Keene
5 will be a tractor school which tn
3 Avery manufacturing people are t
z put on here Tuesday and Wednesday
3 March 2 and 3. D. B. Kraus, of tn
8 Wa-Keeney Hardware Co., who rep
e resents the Avery company for thi
z territory, is making arrangements 70
5 this school and those who attends
3 the one conducted last year will Iike1
z come again and bring some frien
3 with them.
St Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Shriner an
daughter, Miss Erma, arrived hom
Saturday night from their pleasur
trip to Maryland and other easter
: states Miss Erma went east severa
months ago, accompanying her aunt
Z and Mr.. and Mrs Shriner went late
in the fall They report having had
fine visit and renewed acquaintance
after thirty-five years absence. The
: return home better than even please
|, with western Kansas although ther
were many things back east whic
looked good to them
3 GOLDEN BELT TEACHERS NEE
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