Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-08
Pure home made lard at Bakers.

Nothing but first class work will
be turned out at the new Studio.
Mound City Paint may cost trifie
more-butl Verbeck Lumber s. Sup
ply Co. "
Remember the concert TUESDAY
evening, April Is, the last number of
the course
John Frank is somewhat crippled
up this week as a result of cutting
his foot on some broken glass
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. BARTLETT, of
north of town, are visiting friends at
Brockenbow, Nebr-, this week
Mrs. Altman and daughter, Grace.
who spent the winter at York, Pa,
arrived home last week and are stop
ping in EfiiS-atpreSent-
A brother ofW. II. Miles, who
came from Denver about a month
ago, died Thursday morning at the
Miles home from tuberculosis.
Don't forget the Kieverson quartet
sale at Mrs. Pearsen's Tickets so
cents for adults; % cents for child
rem under II years of age.
Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer All druggists sell it.
With the rain of last Monday, then
another fine wetting on Friday, the
spring crops are put in fine shape and
much of the wheat will be saved by
the timely arrival of much needed
moisture.
Can't look well, eat well or feel
well with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pure with
Burdock Blood Bitters. Eat simply,
take exercise, keep clean and you will
have long life.
Miss Lillian Pickens, of Hays, WISH
ted last Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Mary Wilson of this city Miss
PickenS is a charming girl and has a
wide acquaintance among the people
of western Kansas.
F. t. Weller and family left We'd
neSday for Logan county, their new
home. We were misinformed last
week when we stated they had moved
to Colorado. Mr.. Weller says Kansas
is good enough for him.
On April 9th, there will be services
at the Episcopal church. II a. M,
morning prayer, choral service and
sermon. p. M, evening prayer,
choral service and sermon. All cor
daily invited. Henry L. Anderson,
rector.
George Condor, who used to be en-
ployed as clerk at the depot and was
given the job as station agent at
Damar, Kans., resigned the first of
the week and was in Wa-Keeney
Thursday. He informed us that he
will go to Twin Falls, idaho.
Frank Shaffer, the land man, is
now located in the office recently
vacated by L. G. Nudge. This is one
of the pleasantest offices in town,
having had new floor added, new
paper on the wall and otherwise
made clean and comfortable.
One of Grant Billings boys has been
very sick with the measles this week.
Measles are almost becoming epidem-
ic. DR.. Crumbine, state health offic-
er classes measles as a serious contag-
ious disease in which lie many
hidden dangers especially to adults.
Miss Betty Penny arrived from
Derby, Kans-, the first of the week
and is negotiating for the purchase
of the American House fixtures. If
this purchase is made, we can say
that there is no better all-around
hotel woman than Miss Penny and
she will give excellent service to the
public.
Our old friend J. H. Deatrich was
down from Collyer Tuesday and
transacted business with the county
com missioners. Hereafter Collyer
will be divided into separate
each voting precinct will
be a township, thus making nine
in the county instead of
seven.
We stated last week that E. Erick-
son had rented the A. B. Cooper
ranch in the south part of the county. |
This was an error as J. G. Cartright |
who lived on the Old Ed. Chalk ranch, |
mas rented it and moved there last |
week. G. f. Wolff of the Voda |
moved onto the farm
vacated by Mr.. Cartwright.
In cities where the water and light |
plants belong to private companies |
5he rates are about twice as high as
they are in Wa-keeney, largely be- |
,auSe the officers who manage the |
plants are paid good wages. In Wa
Seeney the rates are very low, large |
v because the officers who manage |
them work for almost nothing-plus |
the thanks and good will of their
neighbors.
E. Cunningham, who recently |
bought the Sam Parks restaurant |
and hotel, reports a nice business
and we hear much favorable COM |
ment about the service which he is |
giving his patrons. Mr.. Cunningham
the. hotel business and is
here to make it a success. The proof |
of the pudding is in the eating, so go
and try for yourself and be convinced
that if Won want good meals and |