Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-07-28

W.
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEA
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Walker was quite sick this
week.
Will WoIlner is putting the finish
ing touches to Frank Kline's new
house.
Tom Hinshaw, the boss plasterer of
Western Kansas, is plastering /. It.
Purcell's big house.
VIM. Chalk was up from Glencoe,
Monday. He says corn and forage
crops are looking fine.
There will be Episcopal service In
the church next Sunday at IL a. M,
and 3 p. m. by ]. HI. Lee, rector.
John Chalk. a former Trego boy, is
running hotel at Ransom. He is
the proud father of another boy. j
Ladies' hats at half price
at Moore's-just a few left. t
For Sale or Trade-Two new gang c
plows, one New Yankee and one
Oliver. M. W. Mason, wa-Keensy, i
Kansas. 7
Mrs. Basil Robson left Saturday
morning for Hiawatha, Kans., to G
visit relatives. She will be absent t
about two months.
Joe Halblieb, one of the big farmers (
and stockmen of Riverside township, t
attended to business in the county
seat last Saturday.
Born, Sunday, July 2l. 1906, to Mr.. d
and Mrs. ]. Fl. Mack, a son. Mr..
Mack is stepping higher than ever
since he has an heir. a
DR.. Woodworth's dental Office will
be open from Saturday, July %, until :.
Tuesday, July 31st inclusive ONCE ;,
over Porter's restaurant.
Last Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Reeder, accompanied by thier r
daughter and son, came up to Wa
Keeney and remained until Monday
evening. Mr.. Reeder was up on busi- e
ness. fl
Rich Mulroy, editor of the Hays
News, was Wa-Keeney visitor Tues 81
day. Rich and Ed. Rea are partners 81
in the real estate business, and Rich
was here to sell some Trego county le
dirt. We acknowledge a pleasant ir
visit.
Jacob Hickman has been quite ex- Ia
tensivelY engaged in the bee raising q
industry on his ranch north of town.
He left US sample of excellent honey
made by his bees and it was delicious. o.
He has our thanks for so much dis
titled sweetness at one time. p
Out in Western Kansas there is
little hamlet called Paradise. while y
over in Missouri little burg goes by Ill
the euphonious name OF Hades The III
fact, says Bunco, that the latter
named place is no hotter than the at
former is giving the doctors of the M
ology some trouble in explaining. r
f. Stradal remembered the World
family with a nice lot of peaches this pl
week. They were home grown and NJ
were of beautiful color and excellent NJ
flavor. Without doubt peaches can be
grown in Western Kansas for these
were as nice as any of the eastern IL
peaches. Mr.. Stradal has our thanks.
People get tired of too much politi-
cal talk during a busy season. says
the Troy Chief. The average farmer hr
knows better what he wants than the Q
bowling sorehead who has an ak to ia
grind. The chronic fault-finder is a po
proposition to the man who
is busy taking care of a bountiful
crop. Pi
r. L. Atkinson, one of the prosper I'D
Gus farmers of Riverside township. ye
was county seat visitor last Tues we
dav. Mr. Atkinson is lover of good 10
horses and has several fine animals.
He made US an agreeable visit. He fat
has sold his farm and is looking up a te,
new location. We hope he will re- CO,
naIn in Trego. lie
We wish to thank Mr.. and Mrs. A. AT
w. Purinton, of Banner, for a box of al
10aChQS from their nUn oro1,orI y