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

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was marketing hogs IN this city Mon
day.
Jacob Dietz, who has been visiting
relatives southwest of Wa-Keeney
for the past two weeks left for his
home at Ga1atia, Kansas, Friday
c. G. Ropp, received word Sunday
of the serious illness of his mother at
Rossville, Kansas. He left for that
place, Monday-Downer items in
Ransom Record.
John Olsen shipped four cars of
cattle to Kansas City from Wa-Kee-
ney Friday and II. J. Hil1e shipped a
car of hogs from Ransom Saturday
Ransom Record
W. F. league and son, Willie, of
near Collyer, were transacting bust
ness in Wa-Keeney Monday. While
here Mr. league sold two of his high
grade holstein heifers calves to J. w.
Bingham.
| was here this week looking after his
| land interest southwest of town. He
owns the farm occupied by H. E.
Deitz. The World will keep him post
| ed on Trego county.
The voters, who tried a Change
| few years ago, are going to try an
/ other Change" next November,
the theory that change that can
now be made will be as bad as the
change they made few years ago.
Osborne Farmer.
| The Rev. Mensing, formerly located
| in this city, was in the county the
| first of the week visiting with his son
| and daughters who are living near
Voda. He is now located at Sugar
City, Colo, and is on his way to Wis
h.
| will visit relatives.
The Rev. J. E. Nay1or, pastor of the
Baptist church left Monday morning
for Wichita, Kansas, where he has at
tended the inter-church conference
| which took place Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, All the ministers OF
Kansas, regardless of church denom-
ination, were expected to attend this
| conference.
| Bryce Logan, the jewe1er, was
taken sick Friday with the flu and
has been confined at his home this
week. Sunday morning he received a
message which made him feel consfd-
! erably better. 1t stated that eight
and one-half pound son arrived to him
and Mrs. Logan at Lacrosse, where
Mrs. Logan has been for the last
several weeks. He is otherwise inn
proving at this writing.
Basil Robson went to wa-Keeney,
Kansas, Monday to look for a suit
able residence property. The Robson
family expect to leave Stockton the
first of March. Mr.. Robson having
been transferred by the Hardman
Lumber Company to that place. The
Roloson's came here from Wa-Keeney
about twelve years ago and then
: many friends here regret very much
to see them 1eave.-Stockton Review
DR.. S. J. Crumbine warns flu vic
TINS that if they hope to recover then
: strength they must stay in bed three
{ days after their fever subsidies. The
I chief trouble with flu victims seems
= to be that they refuse to believe they
are very sick and want to be up ane
: around while they are at their worst
3 | The present epidemic is very deep
3 tive. It is mild in appearance. 1t i.
( the kind that gets you when you thinl
( you have got it down.
( F. M Munson, of the Wa-Keene,
3 Drug Store has again started the bis
g Edison phonograph advertisement
8 which We're discontinued last fall be
8 cause the company could not furnisl
g him the instruments mentioned in tn
q | advertisement on account of Str1k
= among some of the company work
men. The dispute has been adjuste
3 and the New Edisons can now b
& secured Mr.. Munson informs us thu
6 very attractive entertainment an
3 rare treatment for the people of thi
& vicinity is to be conducted here in tn
6 near future by the Edison compan.
3 1t will be what the Photograph peopl
3 call tone test One or two of To
; singers and musicians who help max
q records for the Edison company wi
3 be here to prove the title of the con
z pany to the claim that the Ne
& Edison's recreate the human voice {
> any musical instruments. 1t is selde
q that such an accomplished singer al
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