Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-10-11
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Fresh beef at Bakers adv
Fresh pork at Bakers. adv

Money to loan See E. D. Wheeler ad
Read Lindberg & Reeves ad on page
one.
Banker Harrison was down from
Collyer, Tuesday
Attorney 1. T. Purcell was Tope-
ka visitor Wednesday.
J. R. Wilson was Topeka and
Kansas City visitor this week.
Pat O'Toole was up from Banner
last Tuesday and made US ar agree
able CO
Thos. Poole, postmaster and MECH
ant of Grainfeld was WaKeeney
visitor Tuesday
-Drs. Stoner and Eisenbise Of Quin-
ter, were in town on professional
business Wednesday
Bob Briggs and Glade Martin the
Utica cattle buyers we're in Wa-hee-
ney Friday on cattle deals.
Ben Pickering Of salina is visiting
at the home of T. J. Pickering who
lives southwest of town.
G. w. Miller, real estate agent of
Hays, was in the city Wednesday
afternoon on land business.
We are pleased TO note that Mrs. S.
J. Straw who has been quite poorly,
is improving at this writing.
Lamer, the Salina horse buyer,
picked up car of horses and mules
last Tuesday and shipped them east
C. H. Null, of Twin Falls Idaho,
arrived in the city Thursday morning
and is visiting relatives and friends
Car of nice potatoes at about 95
cents per bushel on track at Ogallah
next week. Lindberg and Reeves.
Adv.
For Sale or Trade for Stock-Good
Ford car-lately overhauled. Address
Fritz Staatz, Wa-Keeney, Kans-Adv
81 If.
with Mrs. H. J. Hille next Wednes-
day afternoon, October Is; there will
be work.
Art Cockrell of Ellis spent Sunday
traction here for Art especially on
Sundays.
Remember that the season ticket
sale begins next Saturday morning.
Don't wait until noon Nine o'clock
is the hour.
Mrs Shaw and daughter, Miss
Edith, spent Tuesday in Hays the
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. F. Street.
J. w. Andrews, postmaster at
Coming, Kans., has traded land in
Nemaha county for the Schoonover
eighty north of town.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. A. S.
Peacock left for Camp Point, Ill, in
response to a telegram stating the
serious illness of her aged father.
Wanted--Hors to pasture for the
winter; plenty of grass and running
water. Write or come and see me at
Banner, Kans., w. j. DiIlon.-adv.
80 IT,
Ex-Commissioner James Walsh was
down from Collyer last Wednesday
on land and auto business. Jim was
limping around caused by kick from
a horse.
Miss Matte Shaw arrived home
Sunday evening for visit with hel
parents. Miss Shaw is employed as
a stenographer by the American
Surety Co., of Chicago, Ill.
1t is the intention to close the
entertainment course with loca
talent number in the spring which
alone will be worth the price of /;
season ticket. Buy season tickets
G. NJ. Bell, treasurer, and JohI
Kirkner, deputy, will retire from tn
county treasurer's office next Tues
day and Frank Acres, newly electe,
treasurer and w. N. Larabee, hi
deputy, will take charge of the office
L. G.. Johnson departed Wednesda
morning for the ranch up in Treg
county near Wa-Keeney where he in
tends sowing 100 acres of alfalfs
Before leaving he fitted himself wit
a couple of teams, Mitchell WACO
and an alfalfa dfill.-ElliS Headlight
AS soon as you get your mail Satu
day morning, October II, Just ste
ri,rht down tn tbo drl1r store and of