Western Kansas world., 1912-12-21
Sheriff Mussemann reports business


good in his line.
Raw Shaw, carrier of Route made
his first trip Tuesday.
Jno. A. Nelson made a business trip
to Missouri this week
Attorney Shuts was up from Hays
on legal business, Wednesday.
Our. public school closed Friday
afternoon for two weeks vacation.
Abstracts of title made promptly at
reasonable rates. w. FL. Swiggett. adv
Mrs J. c. Hickman visised rela-
tives and friends at Frankfort, Kan,
this week.
Prof. VIM. Nelson is home from
Robinson. Kansas, where he is princi-
pal of the High school.
DIR. o. F. Bohman departed Thurs
day night for Chicago. He will be
gone about three weeks.
Money, Moneyti Money!. on your
farms. When you want loan on
your farm call at the Wa-Keeney
State Bank. 81 adv
For Sale-5 head of steers, 10 pigs,
1 Ideal feed grinder; will trade grim
der for harness or low wagon. Phone
1861. Chas Trapp.-Adv.
Miss Stella Cloud, who is employed
in the World office, left this morning
for her home at Quenemo, Kans.,
where she will spend the holidays.
Frank Barber found an engate to a
wagon on our streets Tuesday even
ing and left it at this office. Owner
can have same by calling and paying
for this notice.
Joe Reeder writes from Morrison,
ILL.,, that he would like to be back in
old 'Keeney again. Mr.. Reeder will
be remembered by many of our read
ers as he worked for Joe Poff in his
barber shop several years ago.
G. NJ. McCune was up from the
south part of the county last Monday
and made us an agreeable call. He
informed us that he marketed two
hogs to J. G. Hixson one of them
weighing 600 pounds.
0. r. Enix, the Banner mail carrier,
says he wishes some one would make
him a Christmas present of a new
corn cob pipe and pound of old
style tobacco. His wants seem to be
few and his wish will be granted.
Tuesday Justice Swiggett tried the
Hiatt-Swisher horse case. The par
ties hail from the south part of the
county and Hiatt sued Swisher on the
price of horse, Swisher claimed he
paid him. The jury agreed to disa-
gree.
Ernest Murphy, of Ash Rock town.
ship, hauled a wagon loaded with 80
large turkeys from his farm to this
city Thursday. behind one Model T
Ford car. The Ford is certainly
demonstrating its ability as puller
of heavy loads. Stockton Review.
Just now choice bit of scandal is
creating as much stir among the up
per ten (derloin) as the marriage of
Jack Johnson to white woman Gre
ated in Chicago a short time ago.
Yes, the editor would like to satisfy
your curiosity, but, dear reader, like
every other sensible man, he has to
protect the patches on the seat of his
pants.
On Wednesday, December IL, 1912,
Mrs. Lizzie Spena and Mr. George
Stradal were united in marriage at
the probate judges office, Judge Pea
cock performing the ceremony. Both
parties are we'll and favorably known
throughout the county and have
many friends who will learn of this
happy event with much pleasure.
The World offers congratulations and
best wishes.
H. B. Hudson and family are now
pleasantly located on the old Bragg
farm having moved from Stratford,
Texas. Mr.. Hudson traded stock
of general merchandise to w. A.
Smith for the farm. Hi and the editor
of this great moral guide first met in
1885 on the old Rev. State ranch in
Ogallah township. During that hard
winter we tailed up cattle for the
reverend gentlemen for s1.O0 per day
and found We welcome Mr.. Hud-
son and family back to Trego county.
Many of our readers will remember
WILDER Rodgers, who graduated from
our High School, went to Chicago
with Prof. Henicksman, attended