Wa-Keeney Fair Day Schedule and Local Notes
Celebration at Wa-Keeney features a full day program with a Wa-Keeney Cornet Band concert a Quinter ball game parade noon events sports races and contests Bronco busting and horse and bicycle races. Evening fireworks grand ball and band concert. Local updates mention Postmaster changes LaCerte ice cream stand communion candidates and a push for stronger baseball performance from the Wa-Keeney nine against Collyer.
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Wa-Keeney Cornet Band
Quinter
Wa-Keeney
Collyer
Wa Keeney
Jones’ Hall
Collyer Notes Rain Hope and School Work
Local notes report Roy Downie ill with fever and a social gathering in Collyer. Mentions school house foundation work, contract let to Mr Richardson, Mrs C C Hickman rheumatism, and wedding bells approaching. Weather remark about recent rainfall gives cautious optimism. Services at St Michael's Church set for June 30 at 9 am Central. vespers and enrollment in scapular at 2:30 pm.
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Roy Downie
Chas. Kirby
Wa-Keeney
Erage
Guschewsky
James
C. Hickman
St. Peter
John Briggs
Chas Thiel
Rose Razak
Richardson
C. C. Hickman
St. Michael's Church
Benedicceo Sae
Riverside Notes Include Obituary and Local Visits
Chester McKenzie's infant child died Thursday. Miss Rosetta Bailey of Salina visits her brother Robert. Arthur Giffin spent Wednesday and Thursday in Ness City. L. Y. Nichols went to Russell county to work through harvest. Otto Colberg praises the year's finest corn. Mr. Bomgardner had a head on collision with a baseball, leaving a disfigured countenance. J. W. L. Irwin remains enthusiastic about Dr. Keller of Kansas City, representing Dr. Coe's sanitarium.
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Chester McKenzie
Rosetta Bailey
Salina
Robert
Arthur Giffin
Ness City
L. Y. Nichols
Russell County
Otto Colberg
Bomgardner
J. W. L. Irwin
Dr. Keller
Kansas City
Coe
Weather and community notes from BG Creek district
The crop year shows good rain and healthy wheat though some fields suffer smut. Local residents report travels to Wa-Keeney and Hays city for business and family visits. Others plan threshing, harvest, and upcoming home life changes as communities prepare for harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Cross
Wa-Keeney
L. M. Cross
Johnny Herbert
Hays City
Sam Harvey Ee Wynn
Voda County News Briefs Record Rain and Local Happenings
Rain fell Monday night totaling two inches as Mrs. Krhut is listed sick. R. Owens visited Hays City Tuesday while Will Cox sold a gang plow to Joe Zeman. Wm. Cox spent Sunday with Roy Blakely. John Mallinosky resumed work at the Hotel de Voda. Earl Banta came from Denver to assist in harvest. Kris Kristoff hosted Sunday visitors and Chas Kristoff drilled crops for C. Thiel. The See Sunday picnic occurred with a good time. P.F. Becher left for Brown County due to his father’s illness. Ralph Kristoff is elated after a marriage proposal. The Voda Shamrocks lost 10 to 8 to the Bloody Runs in a ball game. A remedy advertisement promotes a constipation cure at 25 cents a box.
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John Conner
Chas Kristoff
C. Thiel
Brown County
Ralph Kristoff
Voda County
Voda Shamrocks
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Skinner
Moore’s Cash Store
C. B. Kelly
Stanley Straw
Bud Jones
C. E Aweway
W. N. Larabee
Charlie Glenn
Chas
Kristoff
Hickman
St. Michael’s Church
Nine O
BR. N. Gleason
J. W. Phares
Co. R. Hille
E. W. Barrett
G. G. Marshall
E. Tilton
Acre
Sun
al Colby
Kansas
Riverside
A. L. Leonard
Francis King
Belle
Dite
C. C. Cross
R.C. Hall
Ellis
A. T. Carlton
Frank Wood
Glencoe
Mr. Roberts
Wallace County
East Glencoe
E. Christian and Son
Rev. Brown
Ogallah Township
VODA
The
Wa-Keeney State Bank
St. Paul
Got Grain Co
D. Yetter
J. J. Hyde
Chas. Rogers
Hardman Lumber Co
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