Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-01-18
Smoked meats at Bakers.

Abstracts of title made promptly a,
reasonable rates w. H. Swiggett. ad,
Mrs. l. T. Purcell and son spent
Wednesday of this week in Ellis visit
ing friends.
Mrs c. L. Hartman returned the
latter part of last week from tril
to st. Joe, Mo.
F. d. Hastings went to Kansas CITY
the first of the week at attend the
Implement Dealers Convention
Money. Money. Money!, on your
farms When you want a loan on
your farm call at the Wa-Keeney
State Bank p adv
J. 81. Hickman informs US that he
has his ice house filled with about
500 tons of good ice for his patrons
next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilds of near Banner
were in attendance at the NJ E.
quarterly meeting here last Saturday
Utica Enterprise.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ufford and baby
returned Thursday evening from a
two weeks visit at Kansas City with
Mrs. Uffords parents.
Last Wednesday and Thursday
were balmy spring like days and were
welcome relief after the low
temperature last week
A license was issued THURSDAY
afternoon authorizing the marriage
of Mr.. Henry J. Brockmann and Miss
Emma L. Trailer, both of Palco.
Kans.
Helen Scott, visited her sister,
Edith and other friends in Wa-Kee-
ney over Sunday. She returned on
LOB Wednesday night = Oakley
Graphic.
For sale. : Registered Clydesdale
stallion, three years old. Also some
full blood white Wyandotte Cockerels
s1.00 each. B. F. Christy, Route /.
f6 4t.-ady
Glade Martin shipped a mighty nice
load of black cattle from here Satur-
day night, load he bought of Neuen-
schwander, of near Banner Utica
Enterprise.
j. w. Phares, W. n. Larabee and
Joe Keraus took in the Inauguration
of Governor Hodges, which took place
last Monday. They report a big croud
and nice time
S. r. Scott left last Friday night
for his school at Emporia He made
a short visit with his sister, Mrs
Courtney, at Wa-Keeney, enroute-
Oakley Graphic.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Burlington, of
Navarro, Kans., announced the birth
of son on Sunday morning January
18th. Mrs. Fullington was formerly
Miss Mary Wilson of this city
Mrs. J. B. Osborn a cousin of Mrs.
G. NJ. Reed arrived at the home of
Rev. and Mrs Reed this week to
make them visit. She comes from
Titusville, Pa, Mrs. Reeds former
home
A card from Lewis Rhein on ar
irving at Modesto, California, con-
yeyS the information that they found
the weather a great deal colder than
they had expected, and all were suf-
fering from coldS.-Utica Enterprise.
Word comes from Miss Elsie
Neuenschw ander that the disserta-
tionS presented to Yale University
for the degree of Doctor of Philoso-
ply has been accepted. Miss Neuen-
schwander was Trego county young
woman and the rapid progress which
she has made in the intellectual
world has been source of much in
terest and admiration from her
friends here.
Late last night as Rev. J. S. Craw-
ford of Leoti, and his brother, both
Baptist ministers, were returning in
their automobile from Oakley, where
they had been holding revival meet
ings, they ran into barb wire fence
and almost decapitated themselves.
Both men were badly disfgured but
both are expected to recover Utica
Enterprise.
The board of county commissioners
were in session six days last week
and three days this week, trimming
bills and otherwise cutting down ex-
penses. Considering the necessity for
economy and the fact that sessions
of the board cost the cOunty about