Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-11
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A majority of our farmers finished
harvesting this week
newt Monday on the Joe Sigler farm
Glade Martin was up from Utica
over Wednesday night on auto bust
ness.
Frank Rhoades returned home from
ST. Paul, Mimi, the first of the
week.
Mrs. E. Swiggett attended the Har-
vest Home Jubilee at Russell We'd
nesday.
VIM. Sides of Grinnell visited his
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Drum
mond, this week.
Stan Straw sold his auto to party
in Ellis this week. Stan says walking
is as good as ever.
Stewart Olson, of Topeka, is visi-
itiing his grand parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. G. Olson, this week
Miss Mary Faulkner of Omaha is
visiting her sister, Blanche, at her
home in Graham county this week
There will be a dance in Racks
Hall at Collyer, Saturday evening,
July IS, 1914. Everybody come ADV.
r. II. Haffa came in from Milton
vale the latter part of last week to
| look after his wheat harvect south of
town.
j. J. Keraus and Hig Swiggett
made an auto trip down into Crank
lin township last Sunday. They
stopped at the Rogers Bros. ranch.
Attorney Hutzel attended the
meeting of the State Tax Commits
sion at Topeka this week. He also
visited Kansas City before returning
home.
Last Wednesday Mrs. w. N. LARA
bee received a message stating that a
new grandson had arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nelson at
Hiawatha.
John j. Frank of Salina was in
town Thursday in the interest of the
international Harvester company.
oOllH says Ilo SOlu SefoTdt lI1feSIlluS
outfits lately.
Uncle Andy Johnson returned
sas City, where he visited his son,
DR.. Archie Johnson. He reports
pleasant visit
S. E. Campbell was the first farmer
to thresh this year starting up his
threshing outfit Wednesday and the
Ross & Waldo elevator received the
first load of new wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Rea were up
from Hays last Friday afternoon.
They were on their way west in the
interest of Eds candidacy for Judge.
Ed was a pleasant caller at this Office.
G. L.. Hartman is remodeling his
elevator so he will be in hne shape to
handle the immense crop of wheat.
When finished he can handle rs, 600
bushels of grain daily. Chas. Stein
berger is installing the new machin-
cry.
Prof. Niesiey and the editor drove
down to where Jacob Franks harvest
crew were at work south of Ogallah
Wednesday forenoon, and saw the
push binders at work When they
are all at work it is an interesting
sight.
Stan Straw was called to Cove City
the first of the. week to take charge
of the body of Judge Benson, who
dropped dead while hoeing in the
garden. The deceased was an old
soldier and was one of the pioneer
settlers of Cove county.
Our old friend w. J. Shelton, who
is basking in the sunshine of balmy
England these warm July days. has
our thanks for London newspapers.
There are several interesting articles.
on the income tax question of that
country. AS country editors ex-
chequer is generally low and his in
come limited the income tax question
don't worry him very much.
Last Wednesday evening the people
at the Air Dome were entertained by
a four reel production showing the
scenes all of which were taken from
the famous 10I ranch near Bliss, Ok
lahOma The pictureS were excaD-