Charles Kellogg Returns From Overseas Service
Charles Kellogg arrived home Tuesday night from overseas with the 89th division and reports no injuries. He plans to resume his job as mail carrier at Collyer. The same report notes young Clayton Wollner breaking his arm again in a recent fall, now in a sling after a new break in a different place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kellogg
Uncle Sam
89Th Divsion
Collyer
Clayton Wollner
Avery Tractors
Avery
Fresh Park at Bakers and area births and notices
A son was born Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Clay camp northeast of town. Fred Eichman Jr arrived home from Seattle where he worked in government shipyards. On June 7 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter B Trimmer in the city. Mary Ufford returned from Little River Kansas. Ned Goffe will spend the summer assisting in telephone work. Wa Keeney Commercial Club banquet planned on Court House lawn at 7 pm. Butter fat 40 cents lb hens 23 cents broilers 33 cents. W W Parks and daughter Mrs H H Bacon left for Douglas Kansas. R H Hobbs, formerly Wa Keeney Clothing Co, visiting. Mr and Mrs A S Peacock back from Emport where they attended wedding of Miss Alice Peacock to Dr Bigger. Adam Spitsnaugle home after West visits. For sale about 20 work horses and mules and harness. Rev Jos Isenberg and daughter arrive Wa Keeney en route to Paradise Kansas. Kensington Club hosts guests at Mrs G G Jones south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker's
L. C. Gleason
James Hanna
St. Peter
Beulah Altman
Emporia
Chase Wilson
Maude Niesley
Hays
Herrick
Otto Hillman
Lillian Kirkner
Friends
Margaret Hardman
Clara Gibson
Topeka
Luella
Hazel Jones
James Rhoades
Kansas City
F. D. Wonner
A. B. Jones
Geraldine Farrar
Garden Theatre
Goldie Gorrell
Hardman Lumber Company
Fred Grabner
Davidson
Tulsa
Okla
J. G. Hixson
Ogallah
Edith Sprague
Wa- Keeney
Casper
Wyoming
H. O. A. Club
F. C. Wollner
Clyde Poffenberger
Dalice
Clyde
J. C. Coldiron
Salina
Max
Wa Keeney
George McVey
Ellis County
Henry
Denver
Louis Wulfekuhler
Leavenworth
Kansas
G. G. Jones
Wulfekuhler
Mrs. Jones
California
Lisbon
Iowa
McCall
Fresh Park
Bakers
Adv
Henry Claycamp
Fred Eichman
Seattle
Walter B. Trimmer
City
Babe
Mary Ufford
Little River
W. W. Parks
H. H. Bacon
Douglass
Parks
R. H. Hobbs
Wa- Keeney Clothing Co
Durango
Colo
A. S. Peacock
Emports
Alice Peacock
Dr. Bigger
Adam Spitsnaugle
Washington
Texas
Trego County
W. W. Gibpos
T. B. Hays
A. B. Saeee
Judge Purcell Visits Russell for Short District Court Rearm
Judge E T Purcell traveled to Russell this morning to hold a brief rearm of the district court and address local docket matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E T. Purcell
Russell
Local residents gather for visits and travels around town
Mrs. Roy Rhule of Hugo Colorado visits her father J. F. Gunckel and brother Lee Gunckel. Mr. Denton of Denton Kansas considers ranch purchase in western Kansas. Mrs. Hardman and sons return from Salina where John studied at St. John's Military School. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shiver of Russell depart after visiting A. E. Shiver near Ransom. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scott visit daughter Mrs. E. A. Courtney. Scott returns home while Mrs. Bests extends stay. John Courtney of Great Bend visits E. A. Courtney. he and Vernon visit aunt Beougher in Grinnell. J. T. W. Cloud hosts a visit by cousins M. E. Riley, Mt. and party arrive by auto for a short pleasure tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Gigler
Roy Rhule
Hugo
Colorado
J. F. Gunckel
Lee Gunckel
Denton
Kans
Kansas
John
St. John’s Military School
Joe Shiver
Russell
A. E. Shiver
Ransom
W. E. Scott
Bennington
E. A. Courtney
Scott
M. E. Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelly
Star Grocery
Congolesn Rugs
Straw’s Furniture
Trego Go
Co-Op
Ass’n
INSA
Givler & Schrenkler
Keeney, Kansas
World Office
WA Keeney Hardware
The
Verbeck Lumber & Supply Co
Oxfords
Courtney
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