Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-04-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Lumber Company
Extra good hedge post1Hardman
Lumber Company
For Sale or Trade-Case 12-inch
plows, practically new. Inquire at
this office or address Chas. Moore,
Chi1es, Kansas 5-46-
Mrs. Raynesford, of Ellis, visited
Saturday at the home of her sister,
Mrs l. H Galloway, north of Wa
Keeney.
For Trade@Cane seed, black and
red amber, mixed Will trade for
any other grain bushe1 for bushe1-
JAS Satran, on the old John Saleen
farm. adv. 7-4tp-
F. M. Munson went down to Sa-
lima Monday morning and expects to
spend the most of the week in that
city transacting business and attend
ing the Scottish Rite convocation-
Mr.. and Mrs. Truan, Mr.. and Mrs
Ref and Mrs. O'Nei1 attended the
regular meeting of the Rebekah lodge
at Ellis last week when the Hays
lodge came up and initiated thirteen
candidates for them.
C. C. Whitton is back from Texas
with his tumnny full of that country.
He says the people here think they
are hard hit by this business slump
but it amounts to riot and a rout
down there--Hill City Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farr came up
from Natoma Saturday and brought
| home with them their daughter and
son, Mrs. DIR. Miller who had been
| visiting with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farr returned to their home Monday.
| During the last few weeks there
| have been several cases of small pox
| in the territory north of Ogal1ah a
| few miles but at present the chances
| are the disease will make no further
trouble. AS a rule the cases were very
light.
w. D. Shu1er left last Saturday for
| his home at Hutchinson after having
visited here for week at the home of
his son, P. P. Shuler. He is a very
active man for one who is consider
ably over eighty years old and does
his travelling alone.
| There was a very pleasant social
time last Friday evening at the local
| I. O. o. F. lodge room when the Re-
bekah lodge initiated twelve candi-
dates into the mysteries of their
lodge. The work was done by the
home team. After the regular work
OF the evening a social hour was en-
joyed at which ice cream, cake and
coffee We're served.
About twelve men of Hill City have
organized what will be known as the
'Hi1l City Country Club, leased q
tract of land along Brush Creek OF
Fred Cassel1 for period of ten years
and are at work daming up a large
| draw preparatory to stocking same
with fish. They will also have a large
body of water on the creek to be used
as a bathing beach and duck pond
Let the good work go on. HurraI
for these men, who are preparing E
place of recreation for themselves
and families.-Hi1l City Revei11e.
| c. w Miller, Sr-, and c. w. Miller
Jr., and Mr.. Addison, of Hays, were
| here last Friday evening and attended
a special meeting of the WaKeeney
Masonic lodge c.. w. Miller, Jr., is
district deputy grand master and one
object of his visit here was to in
spect WaKeeney lodge. There was
work in the first degree as the Wa
keeney lodge is to exemp1ify a part
of the degree at the district meeting
at Ellis next week After the bust
ness session luncheon of sandwiches,
pickles, ice. cream, cake and coffee
| were served in the dining room. The
evening was proftably and pleasantly
| spent.
In writing from Sperlock, Texas,
| renewing his subscrition to The
World, FL. B. Flyr, formerly of this
| county, has this to say, writing under
date of April 9Th: I've are having
| some cold and disagreeab1e weather
lately but our wheat looks fine and is
making lots of pasture for the cows
Mrs Flyr has been seriously sick
for two week from hardening of the
stomach and liver so she may not be
well for some time yet. The rest of
! - I. r
the death of J. n. Redenius as he was
| an old school mate of mine. A seri-
| Gus hail storm passed by twenty-five
| miles east of US the first of the week
| The wind did damage to some of the
| buildings My best regards to OLD
| friends and acquaintance"
HAYS CITY PROPERTY FOR
| TRADE
I have a fine residence of clever
| rooms, electric lights and water, good