Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-03-29
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April and ADV
Many of our local hunters have
been having unusual luck duck hunt
ing this week.
Money. Money! Money!M on your
farms. When you want loan on
your farm call at the Wa-Keeney
State Bank. q adv
J. G. Marcy of Wilcox township,
bought team of fine horses of John
Gustafson of Ogallah township the
latter part of last week.
Theteacher who succeeds in show
ing her pupils through the new High
school building next Friday will earn
two days salary. Bring the children.
Frank Wanda was down from Coll
: yer township last Saturday and had
his paper changed to Minton, Colo,
where he is interested in a gold
mine
F. w. Egbert left last week for
Brownell where he purchased a res
taurant and embarked in business.
We wish him success in his new To-
cation.
e. E. Fuller and w. n. Larabee de-
parted Thursday morning for Kansas
City where they will meet the form
er's mother who is sister of Mr..
Larabee.
Joe Zeller of Riverside township
attended court last week and before
he left for home called at this office
and had some jack and horse bills
printed.
Will trade city property lin Ellis,
Yocemento or Salina) for horses. cat
tie or printing press. Address Blue
Front Implement house, Ellis, Kan,
Box 33-Ady
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Henry
Staatz returned from Kansas City,
where she has been helping care for
one of her sons, who has been very
ill from infiammatory rheumatism.
There seems to be an unusual in
terest taken lately in educational
matters by the people of Wa-Keeney,
more especially as to the control and
regulation of state institutions of
learning.
]. Ell. Acre, the popular proprietor
of the Trego House, has small ad in
this issue calling your attention to
the fact that he is justice of the
peace and solicits your business. I'm
Gle Josh is alright and will give you
a square deal.
Last Tuesday evening G. L. Hard
man left for Arkansas. he was joined
in Salina by his brother, who made
the trip with him. Some people
think G. L. is on the lookout for
piece of timber land with view of
raising a bunch of razor back hogs
for the Kansas City market.
A. c. McStay of north of town was
a pleasant caller last Friday after
noon and informed us that his stock
is in fne condition and the silo is just
the thing for this country. He built
a cement silo and filled it with all
kinds of feed. He is feeding quite a
bunch of cattle and is surprised at
the good results from feeding ensi-
lage. He invites every farmer in
Trego county to visit his farm and
see for themselves the benefits to be
derived from the silo.
The people of Trego county are to
be congratulated upon their good
fortune in securing Governor Hodges
to make the principal address at
the dedication of the county high
school. He has been compelled to de-
cline many invitations to speak at
other places but he has promised the
Wa-Keeney commercial club to come
to Wa-Keeney, one of the first invita-
tions he accepted after becoming gov
ernor. His coming here has no
political connection or significance.
He comes at the request of the club
and will be their guest for the day
Every man, woman and child in the |
county will honor themselves by |
honoring the governor by their |
presence on the high school grounds
next Friday. |