Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-13

Paul KeraUS Is working AZ Sylvan
Grove this week.
J. A Nelson left Friday evening
for Hiawatha, Kans-
- Miss SUISSE Durham visited in
Ellsworth this week.
Lost-Pig, weight about 25 pounds.
Frank O'Neil.-Adv.
Iceman Hickman has new aa in
this issue. Read it and keep cool.
Read what Walter Swiggett has to
say about "Swatting the Roosterl'r
You wanted a good comedy picture,
Quincy Adams, lawyer, fills the bill
Call up Hagel, the piano tuner. He
| is at Straw's Furniture Store.-Adv
Quincy Adams, lawyer, at the Gar
den, Saturday night, 10 and Is cents.
Comrade VIM. Parks left Tuesday
night for Gentry. Ark, to visit his
son, Sam, indefinitely.
Word was received that Mrs. Finch
is not so well at present writing at
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mrs. C. L. Hardman and children
spent the first of the week in SaIina
visiting relatives and friends.
Ed Hobbick will hold public sale
next Tuesday at his farm southeast
of town. Read his announcement
NJ B. Herrod of Deputy, Ind, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
MIR. II. owns some Trego county dirt.
i J. c. Tyler of Garden City arrived
in the city Thursday evening and
drove out to his farm northeast of
town.
One big laugh from beginning to
end and the sweetest love story ever
told-Garden, Saturday night-I0 and
Is cents.
III. J. Simpson lost three head of
cattle the first of the week from
bloat caused by eating weeds in the
pasture.
Misses Minnie McClury and Alma
and Arthur Keraus motored to Grin
nell last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Burnham is home from
Lovewell, Kans., where she taught in
the High school last year. She will
teach there next year.
Mrs. Philbreok-Jones enjoyed a
visit from her father, Mr.. Philbrook,
from Salina, this week. He returned
home Thursday morning.
Henry Hockins of CORN, Mo-, ar
| ri uol in citu Thnrcdau ovonip6
and attended to some business with
Sheriff MUSE mann Friday.
Otto Young and Uncle John Hoov-
er were up from Franklin township
over Friday night. They are on a
| trade for irrigated land in Idaho.
Ced KirkendalI came in from
Sharon Springs last Saturday and
stayed over Sunday visiting friends.
He left Monday for his home at Ma
toma.
Frank Locker of Ogallah is the new
night man at the depot. Frank was
, station agent at Bogue, Kans., and
f was transferred here. w. A. Huff
5 gets the Bogue station.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Heyl and daugh-
ter and Mrs. d. A. Holmes left for
t Colorado last Tuesday morning. They
2 made the trip by automobile and ex-
: pect to be gone about two months.
w. A. Rhoden received the sad
: news Wednesday of the death of his
S mother, which occurred at Platts
mouth, Nebr. Her death was caused
S by heart disease at the advanced age
of 95.
w. L. Mansfield and son of Plain.
= view, Mo-, who traded for the OLD
j Perrine quarter west of town, are
: here this week looking over theil
property with a view of moving here
shortly.
g Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sellers and family
j and Mrs. ]. W. Spena left for points
S in Nebraska, Saturday making the
q trip in the Sellers touring car. Mr.
and Mrs. Sellers will visit with rela
, tfves at North Platte and Mrs. Spena
will visit with aunt and cousins al
Thompson.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Gleason and
children and Mr., and Mrs Jacot
: KrauS of Kiowa Colo and Ear