Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-12-10
Read our for sale and want column.

Read our for sale and want column.
Farmers, don't fail to attend w. o.
Eaton's sale near Collyer next Mon
day.
Ed. Griffith of Ellis, was in Wa
Keeney last Saturday and made us
a friendly call.
The Acre cafe north of the post
Office, has betn fitted up with electric
lights and reprinted.
For DOLLS, Pictures. Wall Pockets.
souvenir Dishes and fine CHINA,
come to the Book STORE.
The Blind Boone entertainment
Wednesday evening netted about s27
for the lecture course fund.
Cheapest accident insurance-Dr
Thomas Eclectic Oil Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell it.
When your eyes are not right your
health is not the best, better see
Strauss, he will coyrect your eyes and
you will enjoy good health. At Wa
Keeney, December % and "a. 40 3t
The Merchants Cafe presents
dark appearance-the last proprietor,
Glade Martin, decided there was no
money in the business
The Missionary Society will have a
bazaar and box supper at the Banner
School house Friday evening, Deem
Der 10th. All cordially invited.
no - -
left last Sunday evening for Sweden,
to visit his old home for the next
three months. The World will keep
him posted on Trego county doings.
r. III. Burns, writes from Topeka
that he received his goods alright
Fifth street and business starts off
good.
Only few people in Wa-Keeney
have ever heard Rogers-Grilley
program but they are very enthusiast
tic in praise of the work of these ar
fists. Remember the date, next
Wednesday evening.
Rogers and Grilley come here from
Russell, Kansas, arriving at 2:40
Wednesday morning. Let no one
miss this SPLENDID entertainment
through fear that these gentlemen
will not be on hand in good season.
Lester c. Nudge left Tuesday
morning for the Big Horn Basin
country in Wyoming to inspect the
irrigated government lands there
now being opened to entry. He ex-
poets to be back by Saturday morn
ing of this week.
ssWages of Sin" will be the opening
play of the Crawfords 81 Co., at the
Wa-Keeney Court House, December
18th. Special Scenery. Five big
singing and dancing specialties.
Everything new but the name.
Prices, 25 and 35 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mindeman of
Ogallah township, returned home
Tuesday evening from Avoca, Nebr.,
where thay were called to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mindeman's father
who was killed in a runaway. Mr.. NJ.
reported six inches of snow in Ne
braska.
Quite variety of things will be
ADDING in the old town next week.
Farmers institute Monday and Tues
day, Crawford Opera company Mon
day and Tuesday eve, an adjourned
session of the district court Tuesday,
and last but not least, the Rogers
Grilley entertainment Wednesday
evening Don't get mixed up in the
dates.
Last Tuesday wedding was consul
mated at Junction City, Kans., in
which two well known young Wa
Keeneyites were united in marriage
at the home of relative of the bride.
The contracting parties were Mr..
Ray Shaw and Miss Viola Staatz.
After the ceremony they returned to
Wa-Keeney to visit their parents.
The World extends congratulations.
Electric light service statements
for the month of November were
mailed to all patrons of the system
last Monday morning. There are AZ
residence patrons whose everage bill
for the month was s1.S5 and Al offices,
stores, hotel, ETC., at which the aver
age charge was about 1925. The
total number of patrons for the
month was 81 and the total income
of the system about s210- If the
usual rate of private companies could
l.. anainSf OI1r AZ Sf.rppf