Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-03
Fresh pork at Bakers.

Fresh pork at Bakers
DIR. Davidson returned from his
trip east Thursday evening
A. r. Livingston and wife were
down from Quinter "Wednesday.
Murray s. Blakely are at their old
tricks again that of pitching horse
shoes.
flower stacker, of Mccall brothers
Thursday.
Mrs. Carlson and son left Wednes-
day evening for Topeka. Mr.. Carl
son will join them next week.
Ben Rodgers made trip to Ness
heavy showers around Ness and vic
unity.
After an absence of several months
we are pleased to note that Will KEEL
~ is again behind the counters at
the Star Grocery.
Last Tuesday evening good show
er fell The rain was so hard north
of US that the Saline was ON a ram
page the next day.
John T. Brown and L. Roderick
will cart away all your old rags,
trash and rubbish free of charge if
you will notify them.
James Finch made a trip to Lin
coin, Kans., the first of the week by
the auto route. He. says wheat
looks better here than there.
G. Billings made a business trip to
Hill City Wednesday in his auto. He
reports the Saline river rising on ac-
count of the heavy rains west of
here.
Graham county has reduced her
bonded Indebtedness to S1O6, OOO 90.
If Trego county had half that amount
of debt she sure would be hustling to
get rid of it.
Itchl Itchl Itch;-Scratch! Scratch,
worse you itch. Try Doans Oint-
ment. 1t cures piles, eczema, any
skin itching. All druggist sell it.
Bert B. Miller, of Oberlin, Kans,
passed Though Wa-Keeney last Fri
day afternoon enroute to Gorham,
Kans. He made this Office pleasant
visit and remarked that Wa. Keeney
was the prettiest town in western
Kansas.
John Spena went fishing last We'd
nesday evening with a crowd of the
boys on the Saline. 1t was a mighty
wet place but a strictly dry crowd
and the fact that John only brought
home one lone turtle for turtle soup
has nothing to do with the matter.
ASK John
Memorial exercises at Collyer" Dec
grafton Day were the most varied
and interesting entertainments given
in many years. The Sons of Veter-
ans are gathering up the straws
where the old soldiers have become
too weak to hold them. They will
now form camp of Sons of Veterans
and the fact will be made evident
that Collyer is still an old soldier
| town.-N-D.
d. B. Fulton of Reedley, Califor-
MIA. writes: / hear Kansas is having
some very heavy wind storms. May
be the World has blown away as L
''Shorty" with it. Don't let it get
out of the back door and be sure my
name is not on it as / would hate to
make a trip east on so trivial offence.
If l see it coming this way 1 will
head it off, but if she is still in Wa
| Keeney / trust she will keep rotat-
ing. We are having lovely weather.
| Our peaches are about half grown,
will have early ones ripe in June; the
peach crop will be short; packers are
offering to contract for 9 cents a Id.
dried, green $50 per ton; raisins Mus
cats 5 cents a ID; Sultanas and
| Thompson (seedlings) IL cents a
Id; Malagas not quoted. We have
been lavisffing in strawberries and
cream and strawberry short cake for
quite awhile; it don't look good any
| more. You can have my piece of
cake if you come out. Hurry up the
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