Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-17
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resh beef at Bakers. adv
Money to loan. See z. D. Wheeler ad
Correct A bstracus w. III. Swiggett ad
Farmers Don't forget to attend
Harry Reid's sale next Thursday.
Fresh seal shipped oysters at
Baker $50 cents a quart.-Adv 35 If
Insist on White Elephant Flour.
Get it at The Star Grocery.-Adv. As.
White Elephant makes better
Adv As.
For Sale-One oxford sewing ma
chine; in good running order. c. H.
Benson.-Ady-39tf.
We are sorry to note that o. r.
Enix, the Banner mail carrier, is very
low at present writing.
Glade Martin is again driving
Ford car, having again come into
possession of the one he traded to
Win McBee last spring. En-
terprise.
Walter Swiggett is building an adj
dition to his office in the west end of
town this week. 1t will be used for
a boiler and test room for his cream
cry; he has also added an egg room.
G. J. Lofstead is doing the carpenter
work.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. F. G..
Wollner and Mrs. ]. w. Phares enter
tanned twenty ladies at an A id Society
tea at the home of former. 1t is under
stood the Presbyterian Aid Society
will continue series of teas, making
small charge thus helping to keep
their treasury reimbursed.
A wedding was contaminated at
the home of Mr. and Mr.. A. j. Wal
| lis last Saturday at high noon, the
contracting parties were William
Wallis and Mrs John Hyland, Rev.
G. NJ. Reed, pastor of the NJ. E.
church. performed the ceremony.
The World extends congratulations.
W. H. Hiatt came in Wednesday
morning from Greeley county and is
spending the remainder of the week
here. He says they have had to do
considerable feeding out where he is
but that the snow is off in places
now and that the stock is able to get
at the grass again-Utica Enterprise.
The commissioners met last Mon
day and elected A. H. Hamm, chair
man: DIR. Herrick was appointed
county health officer, A. Lopp,
janitor; the county printing was di-
vided between Reporter and World
Reporter was made official paper; O.
A. Cortright was appointed deputy
assessor to assist J. J. Drummond
assessor of Wa-Keeney township.
Patrons of the Wa-Keeney lecture
course will remember Shungopayi
the Moqui Indian lecturer and magi
clan, and will regret to hear of his
death which occurred this week al
his home in Jersey City. He has beer
confined to his room in a Kansas City
hotel all winter but, feeling better
he last Saturday started for his home
but died two hours after reaching
his destination. Shungopavi i:
worthy of the appellation, Good In
dian," in all lenses.
Last Saturday the gasoline engin,
in our press room got to bucking anC
bucked so hard that it put US out O
commission all week. We sent for re
pairs Saturday but they failed to ar
rive Friday and if you receive thu
World one day late just lay the blam'
on the manufactures of our gasolin,
engine A gasoline engine or an autC
are very unreliable pieces of ma
: chinery some times and cause TIN
, owners no end of annoyance.
On Thursday evening Ash Davis
crayon artist and cartoonist, gave tn
best entertainment in this line eve
given in Wa-Keeney. The cour
room was well filled and the audience
was much pleased with the evening
5 program. His illustrations of
cigarette subject was small sermon
in itself and every boy and girl il
town should have seen, for what tn
= eye beholds is impressed more deepl,
) in the mind. The entertainment wa
D excellent throughout and aboundec
3 with splendid moral tone that wa
both beneficial and uplifting.