Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-16

photo studso will be open-November
Is and 10. adv
Mrs. ]. J. Zeman of Collyer town
ship was pleasant caller at World
office Monday.
L. NJ. Knox writes from Wann,
Okla, that he can't get along with
out the World.
Representative-elect o. L. Cook is
kept pretty busy these days doing
veterinary work.
Herman Renker has rented the j.
J. Strain farm on the Saline and has
moved onto it.
John Olson of the Smoky spent the
first of the week revisiting old scenes
in Lincoln county.
Parties that stole my meat last
Saturday evening please return the
dish and oblige Chas. Spena.
The Good Will Society will serve a
10 cent lunch at Mrs. It. B. Hays,
Wednesday afternoon, November 20.
Miss Mary Zeman, having gradual
ed from the Business College at
Salina, is home for short vacation.
Mrs. Nora Snyder and son, Carl,
are here from Lincoln, Kans., attend
ing to business matters and visiting
friends.
E. Jesse, who has a smile for every
body, was in from his ranch in Frank
lin township Monday and made US an
IL
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Rea. Mrs c. G.
Brosius and Mrs. G.. p. Griffith, of
Hays, spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Nelson.
Tom Feezor, of Glencoe, was in the
county capital, Wednesday, attending
to business matters at the court
house. He made this office pleasant
call
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pierson, Mr.
and Mrs L. G. Gleason and Mrs Ida
Pierson were Hill City visitors last
Sunday The trip was made in
Ralphs Ford car.
w. d. Austin was in from Voda
Monday and pushed his subscription
ahead so he could keep in touch with
the affairs of the county in his new
home in Arkansas.
w. d. Austin, of Voda, loaded his
family into his big auto the latter
part of the week and started for Ar
kansas, where they expect to make
their future home
Bruce Furbeck of Ellis was in the
city, Wednesday, and made us a
financial call. Bruce informed us
that he and his family will spend the
winter on their farm in Florida.
John Franks traded his Maxwell
car for Ford and Harry Reichard
says he will fix it up so that John
he likes to run that fast.
Burton Foote Scott go you maya
zine kid'') was down from Oakley last
Saturday visiting his sister, Mrs. E.
tions. He made this office pleasant
call.
Last Tuesday morning ID. B. kraus
discovered fire near desk in the rear
of his hardware store. Mr.. Kraus
was out in front of the store sweep
ing and when he entered, the store
was full of smoke, he quickly discov-
reed the location of the fire and i'm
mediately extinguished it. He says
its origin is a mystery as he had not
been smoking and no one had yet
been in the back of the store. We
are glad no damage was done and Mr..
Kraus can be cong1 atulated that he
discovered it in time to prevent a
serious loss.
| Cyrus Kaufman, a farmer living
| fifty miles northeast of Coffeyyille,
has evolved new scheme that prom
ises to revolutioiiZe the method of
handling and feeding shock corn. His
scheme which he recently sprung on
his neighbors, is to ''thresh'' shock
corn through a wheat separator. Mr..
Kaufman threshed his wheat, and
had fifteen acres of shock corn which
he wanted 'sthreshed.' His neigh
bors told him it could not be done,
but he proved that it could be done
by slight adjustment of the sepa-
rator The corn came out Shelled
and perfectly clean, while the fodder
was cut up fine and blown into the