Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-01-07
Fresh pork at Bakers

Bragg's restaurant.
We have two horse gasoline en-
CINE for sale cheap. Must be sold
soon to make room for a larger one
Carl Owen arrived from Junction
City the first of the week and is work
ing in Earl Kings restaurant Carl
owns half interest in this cafe.
Joe Reeder leaves Sunday even
| ing for Kansas City, Kansas, to at
tend federal court as a petit juror.
Court convenes next Monday morn
ing
A r. Sellens, former resident of
Wilcox township, but now of Mis-
souri,, was in the city this week on
business. He says he likes old Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. J. W. Mallory, who was called
here from her home in Colby last
week by the death of her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Parks, returned home last
Sunday.
Clark Myerly returned to his studies
at the University Medical college at
Kansas City, Mo-, last Monday morn
ing after spending the holidays with
his parents in this city.
| Thos. Mccall informed us Wednes-
day that he is meeting with good
success selling his combined stacker
and rake. He has sold over thirty
machines in the past two weeks.
We see by the Quinter Advocate
that brother of our townsman, o.
L. Northup has purchased an inter
est in the Quinter Lumber & Supply
Co. and will manage the business.
A new time card went into effect
last Sunday morning as follows:
No. 101 arrives at 7:15 a. m; lob at
1927 p m; 100 at 2:22 a. m; 1O4 at 1855
a. m; 1O2 at 900 p. m; 10 don't stop
here. All trains are run on mountain
time, which is quoted above. No
Sunday local.
From a Los Angeles, California;
paper we learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Scoville Conger. of 125
Bruce, Ave, are the proud parents
of son, Frederick Scoville Conger,
jr., born December 9th. Fritz as he
is more familiary known in Wa
Keeney is the son of the late DR..
Conger, formerly of this city.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Lucas, of Collyer
township, last Sunday was solemniz-
ed the marriage of their daughter,
Ada, to G. J. Weiman. Rev Allison
pastor of the Presbyterian church
pronounced the ceremony in a most
beautiful, impressive MANNER. AT
the close of the ceremony congratul-
ations were extended. The groom is
head baker in II. Fuhrken's bakery
and the bride attended the High
school about two years: 1t is q
pleasure to chronicle the marriage OF
such worthy young people and this
paper watts to them it warnest con-
gratulations.
Low price, easy terms, ideal eli
mate, sure and big crops every year
unexcelled opportunities for the
farmer who investigates now-is the
report given us by L. G. Nudge OF
Wa-Keeney, after his return from
the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming, in.
land proposition there. To the farm.
er wanting to better his condition
and requiring but small amount OF
capital, no better and no safer pro
position is offered today, but quick
action is required to secure choicest
locations. To be able to depend on a
big wheat, oats and alfalfa crop you
know would be welcome change
and also successfully raise all kinds
of fruit. Then write or call on Mr..
Nudge today.
On Sunday last at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A
Nelson, well known and respected
citizens of Ogallah township, occurred
the marriage of their daughter
Hulda, to Mr. Am. Nicholson OF
Ellis. Rev. w. L. Martin of Ellis
performed the ceremony. The bride
is one of our choicest young ladies
From little girl she has grown UP
in Ogallah township, honored by old
and young alike. She has ever been
, a star in the house circle and now she
; has gone to reign as queen in her
, own home The groom is almost a
stranger to us, but Judging from
what the bride is worthy of, he is &
good and noble man. The love anG
esteem was shown by the numerous
and beautiful presents. The many