Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-31
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


lyer Monday
Bill Jones was down from Quinter |
Saturday visiting among friends
A w. Mall was down from Col1yer |
Monday having dental work done.
Miss Anna Razak and brother, Will, |
spent Sunday at the SwiEgett home. !
Misses Susie and Margaret Acre
spent Sunday in Russell visiting their
mother.
Arthur Olson came up from Russell
Monday and is selling out carload of
fence posts.
w. r. Downie and family were down
from Collyer Sunday visiting at the
L. S. Myerly home.
Chas. Steele at Ellis, spent Sunday,
| with home folks here.
o. L. Gunckel went down to Ellis
Monday morning for visit at the
| home of his son, John.
Frank Edwards and Clyde North, OF
Brownel, were transacting business
| in WaKeeney Saturday.
Found-Ladies' black pocketbook-
Owner can have same by paying for
| this ad and proving property
| Hudson Harlan and force Of men
1 are putting in bridge on the Smoky
| at the Pugh crossing this week.
We test your eyes free Of charge.
Come in and have your eyes tested at
| The Reliable Jewelry Store. Adv. Sd.
Bishop Mize, of Sa1ina, was in Wa
1 Keeney Sunday and Monday con-
| Quoting services at the Episcopal
church
| Geo. Kunk1e assessor OF Wilcox,
| township was the first man to turn
| in his books this year, having brought
them in Tuesday.
For Sale or Trade-Case 12-inch
plows, practically new. Inquire at
this Office address Chas. Moore,
Chiles, Kansas. 5-4tf-
Mrs. Margaret Chalk returned home
Friday night from Limon, Colo, where
she visited at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Kirkner.
Chas. Moore and family of Chiles,
Kansas, arrived here this week an
will occupy the Hastings property I'M
til he is able to rent suitable farm.
Misses Clara Gibson, Myrtle
Schwanbeck, Helen Galloway and
Judd Benson, students of K u, have
returned to their work at Lawrence.
Miss Edith Gambler, bookkeeper for
, the Trego Co. Coop. Assn. spent
Easter with her brother and family at
: Abilene. She returned Monday night
, Thirty-four Knight Temp1ars at
t | tended the Easter services in body.
/ at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning. L. H. johnson acting
commander.
!, VIM. Nelson was up from the east
end of the county last Thursday max
: ing arrangements for Allis Chal
| mers tractor demonstration on his
a | farm Mr.. Nelson is the agent fol
e Ellis county
a Freida Waggoner has resigned he1
| fho Val o1o
phone Company and has returned t.
her home at Hays where she has &C
cepted the position matron at tn.
= Normal school dining room.
n I will be in WaKeeney Thursday
: March "a and Thursday, March 8
d to buy your second hand furniture an.
junk OF any kind. Leave word a
Jess Cortright's tailor shop
Il. 4-2t w A. Eppler.
\ E. A. Courtney, of WaKeeney, wis
recently purchased the A e.. Morris
store has seId his interests to c. E
Kellogg, of Collyer, who has gone t.
the eastern markets to purchase
| complete line of dry goods--Hi1l Cit,
] Republican.
il E. J. Dorman and family left Sat
urday night for Troy, New York
| where they will visit among relative.
of Mr. Dorman for couple of month.
II or more. Mr. Dorman recently solt
| his farm and held a public sale las
Thursday. He is undecided as t.
| what he will do. Geo. Downie is tn,
new owner of this place
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Allison and chill
] dren visited her mother, Mrs. J. G
| Marcy, Wednesday afternoon MI
1 Allison, who until recently was mana
/ ger of the Farmers Elevator at Ar