Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-08-29
Fresh pork at Bakers adv
Smoked meats at Bakers adv

Plenty of showers these days
Correct Abstracts W. H Swiggett ad |
Money to loan. See ED. Wheeler ad |
G. NJ. Ufford was on the sick list |
this week
Another big rain Thursday delay
ing threshing again.
Get your photo taken while you
are at the Fair.-Ady 25.
The R. T Bean Studio will be open
during the Fair.-Adv 25.
Beams Studio viii be open Septem-
Der 1st for one Weekday 25
Remember Get your picture taken
at r. 7. Beams Studio.-Adv 25.
| Baseball games will be called at ESQ
p. m every day, fair week.-Adv. Is.
Abstracts of title made promptly at
reasonable rates. w. H. Swiggett. adv
Our elevators paid 90 cents for
wheat Wednesday or 80 cents above
test.
For all purposes we recommend the
Buick. Read their big ad in this
/ issue.
Attorney Long and John Spena
made business trip to Ellis on Wed
nesday.
Black Strap Molasses for hopper
dope, 80 cents gallon. The Star
Grocery.-Adv
Wanted good farm hands at
once at good wages. w. R. Triplett,
Davidson ranch.
Come out and enjoy the jennings
band, then attend the show, laugh
heartily and grow fat.
Lost-Lilly design scarf pin dia-
mond and pearl setting. Finder
please return to Ray Ufford.
Base Ball, Wednesday and Thursday
PlainvilIe VS.. Wa-keeney; Friday,
Hays VS.. Wa-KeeneY.-Adv.2 6.
Be sure to exhibit your antiques or
novelties at the fair. Leave them
with Miss Courtney, Saturday.
Wanted Washing-willg go to house
or wash at home. Mrs. Joe Bollena,
opposite Sommeryilie homestead.
Our boys have taken on two of the
/ fastest base ball teams in western
Kansas, for the fair dates.-Adv. 20.
Found on Banner route-log chain.
Owner can get same by calling at
this office and paying for this notice.
The baseball fans will surely have
fan feast during the fair. Plainville
When you be in Wa-Keeney don't
forget to stop and look at A S. Treg-
er's new show window. You surely
| will like it.-Adv.
| Herman Long says that he is not
| City A ttorney and hasn't held that
office at any time during the last
eight years.-Ady.
A good four act comedy drama en-
titled 1.-The Man on the Case will be
the opening number of the jennings
show, Monday, August 3lst.
John Musgrave was in from Ogal-
lab township Wednesday. John is
| having losts of fun these days learn
ing to run his new Ford auto.
For Sale-Two lumber wagons and
| one low wagon and rack, l set OF
double buggy harness, L surrey. All
in good repair. Frank Walker-Adv25
Wa-Keeney Lodge No14S a. E. and
A. NJ. stated comm unication Septem-
| Der 1st, at p. M. Attendance of
brethren requested. O. A. Cortright,
| Secretary.
Losr-On picture show grounds.
| Thursday evening, August 13-gold
watch and fob with elk horn Finder
| will be literally rewarded by.return-
ing same TO Hartman Lumber Co.
From now on through September is
the time to get your Americas Ever
bearing Strawberry plants at S1.00
! per hundred at residence of A. J. Nc
Collum, North Elm ST., Wa-Keeney,
Kansas. Adv 81 1T
Two marriage licenses were issu ed
last Saturday, the first to Geo. G.
Tilton and Mary E. Brown, both of
Collyer; the second to Joseph p.
Weissbeck of Collyer and Barbara
Dreiling of Victoria.
Attend the County Fair next week
and let all native born sons and
| daughters of Trego who are more
than twenty years old enroll and
get copy of A. S. Peacock's chrome
logical history of the county.
The Fair Association has secured
the jennings show consisting of
twenty-five people, band and orches-
ira, with no little trouble, as they
were highly recommended as being
good, clean and up-to-date in every
way
Epworth League, NJ. E. Church,
Sunday, August 80, 1914 at 700 p. m.
Subject-An Evening with Charles
Wesley and His Hymns. Leader,
Miss Eva Brown. Special discussion
of the subject will be given by one of
| the-league members. Strangers in
vited.
Miss Evalyn Ebenstein, of Column
| bus, Kansas, visited the family of her
| uncle, A. S. Peacock last Saturday
and Sunday. Miss Ebenstein is a
| student in the Kansas University
and had been attending session of
| the university'S summer school at
Friday Harbor, Washington. The
school is located there on account of
| the opportunities afforded for the
study of marine life
Mrs. Chas Steinbergers music class
held a recital in her studio last Sat