Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-09-06
Fresh pork at Bakers. adv

latter part of last week.
W. A. Mong- received---W ednesday,
morning a thoroughbred Jersey bull
calf by express.
The Hartman Lumber Company
received several cars of corn the
first of the week.
A State Deputy boiler inspector
was in town Monday and inspected
our gasoline engine.
Mrs. w. E. Stranahan attened the
Meeting of the Rebecca Lodge at
Grainfield this week.
w. w. Parks advertises a sale for
Don't forget the date.
Johnnie Conner and e. E. Grim of
Route left last week for Colorado
to work in the beet fields.
Miss Georgia Moore and brother,
Day, returned home last Sunday
morning from their trip to Colorado.
Chas. Cross and sister, Lillian,
were up from Glencoe last Saturday
They made the trip in the Cross
auto.
Mrs R. III. Burns and children re-
turned from Colorado the first OF the
week after an absence of three
months.
Arthur w. Hotchkiss of Toaton,
Ill, was in the city this week and at
tended the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
H E Mccormick
Sam Parks arrived In the city
Wednesday morning from Gentry,
Ark, and says the family is well and
like the country fine.
Attorney Long attended to bust
ness in the southwestern part of the
state the latter part of last and the
first part of this week.
Abb Jones bought corn the first
of the week from the Hardman
Lumbe Co., to feed his fine porkers
down on his Big Creek ranch.-adv
Last Monday was Labor Day and
the only place observing the day was
at the postoffice and World Office
where the clerk and printers were
given a holiday.
Mrs. T. d. Hinshaw and little
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. D. Hinshaw this week arriving
Tuesday evening.
VIM. SommervilIe informs us that
IL h. L A,
house. This will make Mr.. and Mrs,
SummervilIe nice home to spend
their declining years in.
Harry Reichard and Henry Meyer
spent the week in Colorado City and
Denver. Mr.. Meyer went TO look
over his property he traded for and
Harry went along just for fun and to
see the elephant.
Art Cockrell went to Ellis the first
of the week where he has a job with
the Ellis Mercantile Co., in the gent S
furnishing department. Art will be
missed not only by the boys but more
so by the young ladies of the city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank O'Neil were in
the city last Saturday. Mr.. O'Neh
owns the old Mummert farm south
of town. Frank spends most of his
| time in Canada working for the /. j
Case Threshing Machine Company.
Mrs. Osborne Spitsnaugle anG
Grandma Spitznaugle arrived last
Saturday from Sloan Springs, Ark
! where they had been visiting friends
Mrs. S. says Arkansas might be fin,
place for some people but she like:
western Kansas better
i J. ]. Drummond has opened up
restaurant in the new brick building
south of j. j. Keraus hardwaf'
store and invites the public to cal
and see him. Jim is an old hand a
the business and knows how to trea
his patrons, if you eat meal il
Jim's place you will go back for tn
second one We bespeak for him
liberal share of your patronage.
To Trade-For Trego county Ian
horses, cattle or might consider Auto
100 acres, 6 miles of Thayer, Neosh
county, lays level, no rock, fair im
proved, well and cistern. This is
dandy place. Price 5000, mortgag
$500 at per cent long time. Max
offer. List your land with me fo
results. Walter A. Doershlag, Raj
i som, Kansas. 26.