Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-04-28
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Fresh pork at Bakers Adv. tt
It pays an honest business man
to advertise tip
Extra large hedge post-Hardman
Lumber Company
MiIIet Seed at 500 per bushel at
Trego Co Coop Elevator s6
H NJ Thomis and son, Stacy, were
down from Collyer transacung bust
ness, Wednesday,
Iost-New tire for Ford attached
TO hanger Finder notify E H Hill
man cite
Why eat poor potatoes when you
can buy good ones at Kellys Store for
s1-75 per busheL- dav- e-2t-
Henry Boxberger is building an ad-
dition, a kitchen and a porch, to his
residence in west WaKeeney-
Found-Masonic 81 degree pin
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this ad
Mrs. c. NJ Hutchinson IS entertain
ing q company Of friends this after
noon in honor of Mrs Paul Hutchi-
SON
Better buy fynets now. The sup
ply IS limited and the factories are
not making them this year
opt Shriner's Harness Shop
Mr. and Mrs. l. F Montgomery
from the southern part of the county,
took the train here Tuesday night for
Salina
Attorney C. NJ Holrnquist, of Hays
transacted business in WaKeeney
Tuesday and attended the Golden
Belt Odd Fellow association celebra-
ton
go acres improved farm and per
sonal property public sale Tuesday
May 3rd. miles south Az miles west
Of Hill City, Kansas.-Irl c. Rudy
Owner
NJ and Mrs James Satran and
son arrived home from Wilson Mon
day where they were called last week
on account of the death of a sister
OF Mr.. Satran-
The State Health Car Warren" Is
now on the siding at WaKeeney
ready to be visited by all those who
have a desire to visit it. It viii be
| worth your while
NJ. and Mrs VIM Ross and son
| OF Bertrand, Nebr, spent the week
/ end here visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Mussemann, Sr.
, west OF Wakeeney. They are old
! friends of the Mussenann family
Miss Ada Morgan, of Salina, field
| secretary of the Woman's Foreign
| Missionary Society, will speak in the
| Methodist church, Of WaKeeney, al
/ II 100 o'clock next Sunday morning
/ All are invited to come and hear her
| We notice by an item in the Topeka
| Capital that Myron Niesley has &C.
| copied the position OF director OF
| athletics in the high school at Cotton
/ wood Falls for the coming year. Wa
Keeney friends are glad to know OF
/ his success
| Again a fact which illustrates the
value OF advertising in The World ha:
| been brought to our attention. Ell
| mer Pearl is carrying a small adver
| tisement for his barred rock eggs
The other morning he received an or
| der for eggs from Fl Wayne, Indiana
The person who gave the order STATED
that he has seen his advertisement il
The World.
| Our readers viii recall that Mrs
Steve Nemechek was very seriousl.
burned at her home north of Wa
Keeney about ten days ago. She wa
| taken to the hospital at Hays TO
treatment She was so badly burne<
that she could not regain her strength
ana d1ec last sunday morning In
| body was brought to Ellis where !
was buried Tuesday morning at min,
| o'clock She is survived by a numbe
| OF relatives and by her husband ant
| eight children who will greatly mis-
| a mothers loving care and to whom
| deep sympathy is extended.
Extra good hedge posts-Hardma1
Lumber Company.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES