Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-24
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| a few days this week on her farm in
| Ogallah township
| Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nemeyer, of
| Quinter, were tranaacting business
in WaKeeney "Wednesday
| J. NJ Rinker is around again after
| having been confined to his home Tor a
week or ten days on account of sick
ness
For Sale or will take Ford Coupe
| in on trade-Five passenger Allen
Touring Car in good condition Write
a V Clark, Hays, Kansas adv. 52-2tp
Work Is again in progress on the
Hartman Lumber Co. sheds which will
/ be both modern and model when com
| pleted.
G. NJ. Uford spent Sunday with
Mrs Uford who is receiving treat
| ment at ST. Anthony's hospital at
Hays
F. NJ Munson, of the WaKeeney
Drug Store, transacted business at
ouinter Tuesday, returning in the
evening.
Attorney ]. R. Parsons made trip
to Hoxie Tuesday to look after some
court matters which were to come up
| in that county.
Miss Velfna Waters, John Forney
and Hobart Harper, all of Lacrosse,
| Kansas, We're in WaKeeney over Sun
day the guests of Miss Edna Bieh-
| Ter.
J. G. Hutchinson, of Kansas City,
| Kansas, has been here this week Wis
| iting with his sons, C. III. and Paul,
and t<ansacting business in district
court
wish to most heartily thank all
| those who took out membership III
| The Kansas State Live Stock Assoc
/ iation, both old and new members.
| greatly appreciate your kindness in
| helping me to win one of the best
prizes offered. Eva Hixson-
H. F. Osterkamp came home from
| Kansas City Sunday, sooner than he
| intended to return, being called on
| account of the serious illness of his
| daughter, Mrs Ross Ridgway- We
are pleased to report that MrsA Ridg-
ways condition is considerably i'm
proved a present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Staatz, of Bono,
Colo, and Miss Florence Staatz, of
Ellsworth, were called here the last
Of the week on account of the very
serious illness of their father, Henry
Staatz. Mr.. Staatz, Sr., has been in
very poor health for some time but
at this writing his condition is slight
!; | 1y improved.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Evans left Wa
Keeney Tuesday night for Florida
where they expect to spend the next
few months. Their object in visiting
the land OF flowers is to look up E
suitable location If they like the coun
try and its climate. The best wishes
of a large bunch of Trego county
friends accompany them.
: Daniel W. McBroom and Miss Lu
| ellie G. Miller were married at the
office of the probate judge in this city
Monday afternoon. Mr.. McBroom i:
| an ex-service man and spent abou
eighteen months over seas. He i.
now engaged as truck driver il
Kansas City, Missouri, where thes.
= young people will soon be at home tx
their friends. Mrs. McBroom is tn,
estiinable daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
: w E. Miller, of Ogallah township
$ who accompanied the party and wit
| messed the ceremony.
AS neat a piece of mechanical ar
\ work as can be found anywhere i
the model of the new home which is t.
be erected this spring by Mr.. and Mrs
\ J. H. Hickman on their lots on Oake
street and Easter avenue Mr.. Heck
man made this model which is tn
miniature of the house which is to b
both in proportion and color of shad
, ing and trimming. Mr.. Hickman
noted for his ability at handcraft an
this model sustains his reputa tioI
The new home is to be rs by So fee
two stories, of tile and stucco wit
\ almost full basement.
S Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cortright enter
i tanned a number of their friends
e very original way on the evening c
q February 22nd- A burlesque earn
81 val was put on in the basement {
e their home with all the features of tn
real thing. There was amin;
show which included Teddy bear
u cinnamon bears and other Wild ANNA
which was of real educational valu
to those present An American Gag
(si1ver dollar1 captured in WaKeene
had to be recaptured several time
and the Colorado bob cat escape