Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-11-06
Jim Zeman shipped cattle to Kan
<Eas City last Monday

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ISOLATION will buy hogs, Monday, No
vember sth.
A. l. Cromb. the Ellis grocer and
meat man. was Wa-Keeney visitor
last Monday
Henry J. Hine was on the Kansas
City market the first Of the week
with several cars of cattle.
Harry Root, the veteran solicitor
of the Topeka State Journal, was in
town Tuesday interviewing his sub
scnbers.
Peter Mai has improved his farm
BY The erection of a barn 25x56 feet.
Solomon Defines was the boss carpen-
ter on the job.
Uncle Josh Musgrave, one of the
pioneer settlers of Ogallah township.
was a county seat visitor one day the
first of the week.
Will Walker returned the first of
the week from near Kansas City, Mo-,
where he purchased a car load of
registered Angus heifers.
Anton Vitek, jr., of Kanapolis,
Kan, was in the city Thursday, max
ing arrangements for a big cattle
sale al Ogallah next Friday.
Johnnie Hixson shipped a car of
cattle to Kansas City the first of the
week, and returned home Thursday
morning with a car Of young stock.
J.P. Killfoil Of Topeka. is the new
barber in the Joe Poffepberger shop,
and is No. I workman. He has rent
ed the Mrs. Chalk cottage west of
her residence.
Sam Kelly returned home Thurs
day morning after ten days visit
east. While away he visited in Des
Moines, Iowa, Rock Island. ILL.,, Kan
sas City, Mo-, and Salina, Kan.
Ernest Jesse was up from his big
cattle ranch in Franklin township
last Monday. He hauled home load
of sweet clover seed shipped him by
his father-in-law, VIM. Stimits, of
Kan.
Lee Palmer has resigned his posi-
tion as manager of the Trego County
Cooperative association creamery To-
Gated in the Sellers block. He left
the end of the week for Dunklrk,
Ohio, his home. This is his first visit
home in seventeen years
Last Monday about noon freight
engine set out fire south of the
west section tool house A relief call
was sent in and number of men an
swered the call by making an auto
run with the hose cart. The fire was
soon extinQuished with Slight dam
lge.
A. J. Wallis enjoyed visit from
MS nephew Of West Sommerfield,
Mass. recently. This was their first
in thirty-seven wears. Mr.
W. is president of a big picture frame
company. He was enroute 10 the ex-
positions at san Francisco and san
Diego.
Clyde Poffenberger has a new Over
land car. He has secured the agency
for this territory. The Overland is
one of the best makes of autos on the
market today. If you want TO buy an
up-re-date machine with all the lat
est Improvements at reasonable
price. see Clyde.
Al twelve o'clock WEDNESDAY noon.
November ), at the home of the
brides parents in Ogallah, Miss Daisy
Lindberg and Mr.. Wendell A. Sites
OF Denver, Colo, were united in mar
rage By Rev. w. r. Woodward.
They left that evening for Denver.
where they will make their home.
+. J, Tague was up from Banner
last Tuesday and ordered bunch of
sale bills. He viii sell at public sale
on Wednesday. November II. 1915.
$50 head of cattle, Is head of horses.
so head of hogs, a lot of good farm
machinery and household goods. The
cattle were bred to registered Angus
bulls for the past twenty years, and
are among the best in this part of the
state.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Williams and
daughter. Lenore, arrived in this city
Friday, October %, from Indiana.
having made the trip in five days by
the auto route. They expect to make
Wa-Keeney their future home. their