Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-10

LII LOW
Walter Rich got his arm dislocated
at the elbow in a ball game at school
Monday.
Will Caskey and Will Harvey
autoed up to Wa Keeney, Monday
afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Deit-
rich Sunday night "a fine girl
Everybody doing we'll.
julius Hillman is putting in
foundation for fine new house on
his ranch east of town.
Mrs Fred Smith and children re-
turned home last week. They spent
the summer in the eastern part of
the state.
r. w. Blakely moved his house
from the farm into town Monday.
Campbell is doing the work with his
large gas tractor.
E. L. Dean, manager of the Sim
plicity Gas Generator Co. of Salina,
spent Sunday and Monday calling on
old friends and looking up some
generator business here. He has the
certainly rightly named Simplicity.
W. B. Marquand returned from Sa-
lima, Monday bringing two of those
fine full equipped Studebaker cars.
They sold one to Will Clark and one
to John Kerth. The new Studebaker
is sure fancy car and being equip
ped with an electric starter and
To- 81 e. 70
when they are looking after car.
r. t. Bean and Miss March are up
at Cove City this week taking photos
of Cove county people.
VIM. Hobbs of ST. Peter, was a Wa
Keeney visitor last Monday on his
way home from a trip to Southern
Missouri.
Geo. Ehlers of Wellington, Colo.
was in this city this week revisiting
old SCIENCES and attending to his
threshing.
J. G. Hixson, the live live stock
dealer is putting in scales at his
barn northeast of town, which will
be of great help to him in his bust
ness.
w. HI. Dayton, WHO was at one
time one of the heaviest investors in
Trego county dirt was here from
Abilene last Monday looking up in
vestmentS.
Mrs Axel Nelson of Ogallah town
ship died at l O'Clock on Thursday,
October Sth, of cancer, having been
sick for almost two years. Obituary
next week.
Walter Swiggett reports the ship
nent of poultry slow for this season
Of the year. The price is low and
farmers are eating them as they are
cheaper than beef.
Carol Kelly went to Kansas City
last week and very successfully I'M
der went an operation for appendi-
citis. DIR. FL. w. Perkins was the
surgeon in charge. Carol is pro-
crossing nicely and it will not be
long until he will be home.
Lieutenant WILDER Rogers, who
has been visiting his parents in Will
cox township for the past two weeks.
left Tuesday morning for Chicago,
where he will visit for several weeks
after which he will return to Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, where he is stationed
The first number of the Trego
County High School Journal was pub
lished this week from the World Of
fee 1t is neat little four page pa
per, brimfull of good wholesome
reading. If you are not subscriber
you should be at once. It's good
thing help push it along.
Those contemplating buying dia-
monds for Xmas will do well to
der it Now before the big rush
and another material rise in prices
take place. 1 carry good quality
diamonds only. but can furnish
from 5000 to S750.00 per carat
will be glad to order samples for
any priced diamonds you may de-
sire to look at, free OF charge A.
s TRIGGER wa-Keeney. Kansas
On Thursday, October 22nd-, a
Better Baby contest will be held
at three O'Clock in the Presbyterian
church of this city. Every one inter-
ested in this movement is cordially
invited to be present. DIR. W. Y
Herrick and wife of this city will