Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-30
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Dan Mcknight of Collyer township,
was transacting business IN Wa
Keeney Saturday afternoon
For Sale-Registered o. l. c. male
pig, old enough for service A good
one. J. c. Hxsqn- Adv 81 2t-
H J. Rasmussen, a former resident
Of this county but now of Jetnore,
Kansas was renewing acquaintance
here the first of the week
Dr. Archie n. Johnson, of Kansas
City, was here the first of the week
on account of the death of his father,
A J. johnson. He returned home Mon
day night.
The annual Rally Day exercises viii
take place at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning at the regular
Sabbath school hour All are invited
to be present.
Louis Honornichl ST., came in from |
Wilson Saturday afternoon to look /
after business interests in this county |
| and to visit at the home of his daugh- !
ter, Mrs. James Benisch-
George WoIlner and wife, of Cofey- |
vile, Kansas, We're here a few days
during this week visiting at the
| homes of F. c. and VIII Wollner, his
| brothers, and also renewing acquaIn-
tances with old friends
| Frank Durham loaded an en1igrant
car Saturday and left that evening
for Alanoosa, Colorado, where he ex-
poets to make his home in the future.
| Mrs Durham and children left for
| that place Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MusgEaEe, son
| and daughter of Ogallah township,
i Mr. and Mrs F. NJ Munson and
/ daughters and Miss Ruth Bingham
| constituted a party which visited Cas-
tie Rock Sunday afternoon
/ T. j. Nixon, of Salina, was here over
i Sunday visiting with friends and re1a-
i tives. He left for st. Frances, in Raw
Inns county, where he will conduct
series of revival meetings which will
last for the next few weeks.
4 VIM. Novis arrived home Sunday
morning from Colorado, near Denver,
where he had visited short time with
relatives and left again Monday morn
| ing for Bennington, Kansas, where he
expects to spend the most of the win
ter
The American Legion has scheduled
a football game between the Ellis and
WaKeeney High Schools for Armistice
Day. And that isn't ALL They will
stage a big celebration for that day.
Watch for the hand bilIs.-EIlis Head
light
The Jones@Rogers Grain Co, of
) Topeka has new way of its own for
5 solving the car shortage. 1t has built
Z a number of new cars. Four of them
& for the Quinter elevator passed
3 through here Monday morning the
local going west.
Henry Fabrizius jr., and family left
Saturday evening for FIT Collins
Colo where they will make their home
3 in the future. Henry has purchased
8 no acres of land near there the most
of which is in alfalfa and expects te
3 engage in the hay business hereafter
The former friends and associates
3 of Frank Lucas jr., formerly Of this
8 city, were pleased to have the pleas
& ure of listening to him preach ser
3 mon at the Methodist church last Sun
: day evening He is expected to b.
& here again in short time to assist il
& a series of revival meetings
G. L. Hays arrived home Sunda.
: night from his business and pleasur
- trip to Kansas City, Chicago, Milwau
= lzee and GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, havin
been gone little over two weeks. H
reports a pleasant visit with relative
;, and friends in Wisconsin and that bus
mess conditions are considerably de
pressed in the east.
A c. McStay closed UP a deal tt
. first of the week for the purchase c
the McStay farm north of WaKeene
a three miles on which he has lived fl
G the last several years The propert
3 has belonged to him and his faith
j. since. he located u1r,0D he h<
& purchased it to straighten out Il
q title. His father has been in very po
3 health for the last several months al
& is now at the home of his daught
g in Spokane, Washington
& The funeral services held last F.
day afternoon at the PresbyterI.