Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Extra large hedge posts-Hardman |
Lumber Company.
Millet Seed at $1.OO per bushe1 at
Trego Co. Coop Elevator 8tf-
s. M. Hutzel transacted business
at Hays Tuesday afternoon
The ice wagon will deliver on Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays lift
Whites Wonder Worker for blood,
stomach, liver and kidneys At all
drug stores. s1.15 per bottle It.
s. J. Straw, l. G. johnson and A
S. Peacock made a business trip to
Hutchinson Monday returning Tues
day
WaKeeney was represented in the
music festival exercises at Hays
Sunday by Miss lone Kraus and Don
aid Hernphil1 who took parts in the
work of the orchestra.
Mrs C. j. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Edith, returned Sunday from Nc
Pherson, where they visited with her
mother, Mrs. Street, who was on her
way home to Fullerton, Calf.
o. L. Lucas and Joe PoHenberger
went fishing on the Saline Monday
afternoon Joe says fishing is rather
before the adoption of the eighteenth
amendment.
| The Farmers Union bought three
car loads of hogs in WaKeeney last
| Monday which were shipped to Kan
sas City and were accompanied by
| A. H. Hamm. The top price paid was
| $3.50 per hundred for fat light hogs.
One of the 'WaKeeney ladies who
attended the musical program at
| Hays Sunday counted twenty-five
| WaKeeney people there and the prob
| ability is there We're several others.
| That ought to be considered pretty
| fair representation
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Lynn were in
| SaHna business Saturday They
/ returned to Hays Sunday afternoon
and attended the musical program
and Messiah. They came home after
! the program with Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
i Kraus in their auto
I Graydor Sellers left Wednesday
i morning for Hays where he took
i part IN the opening dance of the
/ season by the Melody Four orchestra.
i He is expecting to travel this summer
with this orchestra as he did last
n year. Their route is on territory
between Hays and Denver.
# While Asa Hendricks and his
brother were riding a horse Sunday
they were thrown off and both in
4 jured. Asa's left elbow was thrown
out of joint and the bone above the
elbow broken. The other boy suffered
from sprained wrist. They are both
getting along all right at present.
The w w w Medicine Show
closed its two weeks engagement here
last Saturday night. They had good
houses here nearly every night. DIR
g. w Smith is quite well known in
this part of the country and we car
/ recommend him high1y.-Inman Re
view. adv. 1t
4 Mrs T. r. Moore surprised he,
friends of the H. 0. A. club Tuesday
afternoon by being present at their
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J
Ellermeycr. She is visiting at the
home of her brother, Mr.. Borah, al
Grinnell, and came down here with
her nephew, KiIby Borah, and re
turned in the evening.
4 VIM Riggs, of the Banner neigh
borhood, has sold his farm to his
neighbor Mr. Harvey, for fifty dollars
per acre and will have closing out
sale on May 10Th. He will sell his
horses, cattle, chickens, farm machin-
cry and household goods. The ad-
vertisement appears in this issue Oh
The World Mr. Riggs expects to re-
tire from farm life but has not de-
cided just what he will do.
II The crop conditions have been con-
siderably benefited in almost all parts
of the country this week on account
of the local rains and warm weather
For a time many farmers have com
planned of the sick1y appearance of
their wheat but it is likely that with
continued warm weather it will
change its color. The crop is in gen
orally good condition but it does not
promise to make such yield as it
did last year