Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-08-21
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! sale next Tuesday. Attend this sale.
There is just one vacant house in
town and that one is not in shape 20
rent.
Mrs. Fleisbeck of Kansas CITY
visited her sister, Mrs. w Y. Herrick
this week.
Wanted-Apprentice to learn Jew
elry business A. 5. Treger, the jew
eler- Adv.
Ben Smith of Hill City was in town
last Saturday enroute home from
Marshall county.
Louis Thome, mayor of Rock Falls,
H., was in the city the first of the
week on business.
Frank Miller, ST., of near Collyer,
advertises a sale in this issue for
Saturday, August q.
Attorney Flood was up from Hays
Thursday attending TO business IN
Justice Acres court.
VIM Lessons two daughters are
visiting their grandparents in Lin
coin county This week.
w. T. Cross and son, Charles, were
up from Glencoe last Friday and
made US pleasant call.
w B. Keyser and family moved
into their new home, (the }. A. Me-
son property Wednesday.
Day Cypher drove home his new
! Case tractor last Friday and is pIow-
ing to beat the band these days.
Miss Hester Nixon Of Ogallah spent
the last of The week with Miss Ethel
Hinshaw and attended Chauuauqua.
5. J. Straw, our hustling furniture
man. was in Kansas City the first of
the week ordering. a car of furniture.
All kinds Of cement work, silcs,
tank and culyerts d speciality. Will
give reference z. T. Shuler. "a At.
Mrs w. E. Saun and daughter Of
Kansas City, Mo, visited old-time
FRIENDS ln tie city Ire first of the
week.
Mrs. W. Y. Herric-k and daughter,
Lacy, returned home the first OF he
week from a visit TO Nebraska and
Colorado.
Miss TLelma Lynn returned last
Wednesday evening from MankaJo,
Kansas, where she had spent the past
month visiting.
For Sale-6 milk cows, , registered
Q. l. Q. boars, 2 yearling steers,
| Emerson Sulky pillow. Phone $40.
H. B. Hudson.-Adv 25 If.
Wm. Cox was down from Collyer
Friday morning He informed us
that he bought two cars of corn last
week and sold il TO elevators east of
here.
]. w. Phares has a big ad in this
issue and should be read by every
farmer in Trego county, more espec-
tally those who are looking tor cheap
farm loans.
Frank Binder, the carpenter, has
an ad IN this issue Frank rs a good
carpenter and will do you a good Job
of any kind of work in mis- line. Give
hi N a call.
Ellsworth McAtee and the advance
agent Of the Brundage Carnival Com
pany were in Wa-Keeney the first of
the week trying to make arrange
mentS to show here fair week
The PiersOn Suitatorium has an ad
in this issue. This SuiLauOrium turns
out the best clothes and work west
OF Salina, and it is the place TO get
your suit cleaned and pressed in an
up-to-date style.
Uncle Billie Littlechild of the Sal
inc was in town Thursday and hauled
home a load of binding Irvine. He
informed us that he received 800
per head for 2 ear-old-heifers, $50 90
for yearlings and $1,000 for spring
calves. They are all pure bred Here
fords- and were bought by New Mex
leo parties
Henry Eulert and Ernest Smith
have leased the Cook livery barn west
of the Trego Mercantile store and
have put in new rigs, etc. These
young men are just the kind of men
to handle the livery and feed trade
of the town and country as they have
both had experience in this line of
business. We wish them all kinds of
success in their new business VEN
ture.
The Farmers elevator, managed
by f. d. Hastings, which has been
undergoing extensive repairs for some
time is nearing completion. The
change in the dump and the new
office make this one of the most
convenient elevators along the line.
The painters are putting on the
finishing touches by painting it a
cream color, which contrasts well
with our depot
Sam Shriners left sam pie of pota-
toes at this office last Saturday. He
has 30 acres planned to spudS and ex-
poets TO raise 5000 bushels or 100 bus
hels per acre The potatoes ale about
the size of mans fist, smooth and
clean. Sam has crop that is a cred
it to the great potato growing dis
trict of Colorado but his potatoes are
much better than those of the irrig-
ated districts west.
G. W. Mcclure of Ellis is driving a
nursery agent from Ohio, over the
country, who is selling all kinds of
fruits trees. The agent goes into a
farmers orchard and gratis his trees
for nothing Most nursery agents