Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-04

Lee Palmer is back from his visit to
Ohio
Beautiful folders and all up to date
stints in photography. Beams Studio.
Adv. 40.
The Schrenkler elevator will load
out their first car OF wheat today
(Saturday.]
Samuel and John Glass were up
from Glencoe the first of the week
paying taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goble are the
proud parents of bran new boy born
Tuesday-weight u lbs.
Miss Celia K Cutler spent Sunday
as the guest of Mrs. joe Marquand at
Ogallah.-Ellis Headlight.
Miss Edith Buhnerkamp spent
Thanksgiving al the home of her
parents at Densmore, Kan.
Wanted-Cattle TO winter: plenty
Of grass and water. Lou. Galloway,
Wa-Keeney, Kan.-Adv 40 #
Come in and look over my stock Of
jewelry. II will put you under no
obligation and it will be interesting
to you. A. 5. Treger, Wa-Keeney-
Adv 40
Ava D. Frazier of Wa-Keeney and
Miss Gla,tys NJ. Phifer of Natoma.
were married in Salina, Wednesday,
December 1st, by Judge c. w. Will
son -Salina JOurnal
For Carload OF pure bred Gal
loway heifers, also 10 yearling and ?
year old bulls. See or write Fred
O'Swigart, care of J. F. Meserve,
Ellis, Kansas Adv. 10 At
Our farmers should watch the
market quotations closely on corn.
The crop in the middle states was
greatly damaged by frost and an ad-
vance in prices over the present is
predicted.
Miss Nellie McVey. principal of
the Bunker Hill. Kan, schools, spent
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McVey at
/ Hill City. She was accompanied by
/ MISS OOIlI QNIt anu rank
also teachers in the Bunker Hill
schools They were guests at the
Trego hotel Monday.
! The NJ. E. Ladies Aid society will
hold their annual chicken pie supper
and sale of quilts. comforts, aprons.
/ bags Of different kinds, and other use
ful articles also bulbs of different
kinds, sale 70 begin at 2:.30 and sup
per at 5:3o. in the court house base
ment. on Tuesday, December 18th.
Chicken pie, mashed pototoes,
| cabbage salad. pickles, cranberry
sauce rolls, butter, pumkin and ap-
pie pie, tea and coffee at % cents.
Served from ) TO 80 o. m.
Five mem bers of the bar Of the
23rd judicial district have answered
the final summons in the past few
years wherein the writer has been
judge. They were Simon Motz OF
! Hays w. G. Eastland of Russell,
]. P. Shiveley of Sharon Springs, F.
w. Burlin of Luray, and John A.
Nelson, of Wa-Keeney, Former judge
S. T. Osborne had removed long be-
fore his death.-Judge Ruppenthal
! in Luray Herald.
They call Kansas the Sunf1ower
State, not because it is overrun by
that noxious weed, but because as
the sunfiower turns on its stem to
catch the first beam of the morning
sun, and with it's broad disc and yell
low rays follows the great orb of day.
so Kansas turns to catch the first
rays of every advancing thought or
civilized agency. and with her broad
prairies and golden fields welcomes
and follow the light.-Charles f.
Scott.
We learn from a reliable source that
a miller from Central Kansas is
around contracting the farmers corn
at low price The farmers will do
well TO watch the corn market as
corn is going TO be s.king" before next
spring. There is something in the
wind when eastern buyers will come
out here and contract corn Hold on
TO your corn as it is as good as gold
this year because the crop is short
in the eastern and nothern states.