Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28
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Rhodes & Hixson will buy your fat
hogs next Tuesday.
1t looks like snow, feels like snow
and we nope it will snow soon.
Bring in your fat hogs next Mon
day to Rhoades & HixSon. Highest
market prices paid.
c. l.. Hardeman and family went
by auto to Cedar to visit with Mrs.
Hardman's father this week.
Carman Hickman left Thursday
evening for Frankfort, where he will
put in the time corn husking.
On Wednesday, Mrs. J. W. Spena
and Mrs. Ed Brown motored up to
Gove-co. to visit with friends.
Friday morning Frank Spena and
wife left for their home at Lenexa
after several weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. HI. S. Givler and Mrs. H. NJ.
Shaw and daughter, Edith, went to
Hays by the auto route Wednesday.
George Morrell was down from
Collyer last Saturday and remember
ed the World with an appreciative
call.
For Sale-Seven 7-months old Dur
&C boars, full blood, good ones. W.
S. Courtney, 1-2 miles southwest of
Wa-Keeney. 34-2m
A company of Hays citizens have
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ground for the new building was
broken last week.
| Lacey Herrick who has been sick
with scarlet fever is reported to be
doing nicely. No new cases of the
disease are yet reported.
Now that China is demanding re-
forms Attorney Purcell says he
wouldn't be surprised to hear of
Pennsylvania going over to LaFoll-
cite.
G. Klenk was in from his ranch
over the line in Graham county Mon
day and made us an agreeable call.
He reports wheat looking fine in his
neighborhood.
As he contemplated last winters
overcoat, Clerk Larrabee says that
with the exception of the robber tariff
moths are the most useful ally the
wool trust has.
The cooking class at High school is
reported to be doing excellent work.
The proof of the pudding is in the
eating and the editor is willing to be
convinced he has chance before
his departure from our city.
Miss Emma Shepherd left Sunday
morning for Rulo, Neb., to visit her
parents for awhile. Misses Edith
Courtney and Lillian Chalk and
Messrs Grover Hays and Paul Kerans
accompanied her as far as Ellis, re-
turning on the ''fiyer.''
Strayed-From my farm north of
Ogallah last week, l black yearling
steer purchased ten miles north of
Wa Keeney; one red and white heifer
calf. Any information leading to the
recovery of these animals will be re-
warded. A. E. Emmons, Ogallah.
A Quinter woman aimed at a
SAiAOnCd > ACdo W lOll oil dA anu Chop
ped her thumb Off A better way is
to follow the method of a newly
married Wa-Keeney woman, who
beheaded her first chicken with a
pair of shears.
In the course of digging for an ar
tesian well in Goodland, Tuesday, at
a depth of 1140 feet, natural gas came
to the surface, and when lighted fur.
nished an imposing sight, throwing a
fire into the air of 80 feet, and indi
eating good pressure. There are in
dications of oil.
Last Saturday evening the third
number in the lecture course was
given at the Court house by Gran
vile Jones and Prof Gardner, the
subject being 1.-The Blue and the
Gray" This program was quite out
of the ordinary and proved to be very
instructive as well as entertaining
!, Granville Jones is lecturer of ability
!. and possesses a dry humor thai
caused his audience many a hearty
laugh. Prof. Gardner has the repu
tation of being the best cornet player
west of the Mississippi and his selec
tions, besides the numerous army
calls, bear out the assertion. His
music was thoroughly appreciated by
all Mr. Jones delivered a lecture
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