Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-18


Paul Kerans was i'm Salina on bus
mess the first OF the week
Hagel the expert piano tuner is in
the city at Straw s Furniture store adv
Will Walker shipped a car of fat
cattle 70 Kansas City TUESDAY MORN
ing
o. l.. Lucas shipped four cars of
fat steers TO Kansas City Tuesday
morning.
For Sale-Household goods, also
photograph. Inquire at this Office
ADV. II.
Elmer Sampson and Howard Tuttle
of Quinter passed through the city
Thursday enroure to Hays City
Lee Nelson, Sr.. left Thursday night
for Illinois after taking care of his
crops on his farm east of town
Why not get her diamond ring or
some other everlasting piece OF Jew
elry? Ask A. s. Treger the jeweler-
Mrs. f. ID. Milliard left Thursday
evening for her home in Salina,
Kans, after months visit With
home folks
VIM. Caskey and e. w. Rawlins of
Ogallah township were in the city
last Tuesday transacting business
with county officials
Charles A PETERS and Miss Ida
Fave Kernen, both of Ogallah, Kan
sas. were married at the office of the
Probate Judge in Wa-Keeney last
Tuesday.
Should any one wish to know any
thing in regard to the new assistant
cashier of The Wakeeney State Bank
inqnire of the proud father, G. NJ.
Hutchinson.
There will be pie social and enter
tainment at District No. 8. on Thurs
day December D, 1915. Miss SIradal
vile be present with her magic lantern,
Miss Floy Christy. teacher.
VIM. Walker marketed $50 worth
of grasshopper fed Turkeys this week.
He claimed that the determination
of the grasshoppers consumed by the
turkeys was worth as much TO him as
the bird themselves
Our old friend A. J.. McCullum of
the east part of the city has on exhib-
iton in our show window sample of
pars nips raised at bis place They are
the biggest parsnips ever raised in the
county Take a look at them.
Don't forget to read Coles big ad.
for Christmas candies. Young folks,
old folks, little folks, big folks. re-
member Collie has the finest selection
of Xmas candies in the west. Go and
see for yourself and be convinced
J. Griffith, manager of the Trego
vator at Noda, was a pleasant caller
at this office Thursday afternoon He
informed US that he purchased 5000
bushels of corn at 30 cents Thursday.
Mrs. Ell. g. Mcmahon spent couple
of days the first of the week at the
Ufford home in Wakeeney. Gay went
up after them Tuesday and Mrs
Ufford accompanied them home ano
visited a day or two with friends in
Ellis.-Ellis Headlight
Stan Straw moved his furniture
store into the corner room of the Mas
onic building this week. The room is
one of the best in the city and viii
give Mr.. Straw more space in which
to do his incre ased business. Here's
hoping Stan will make all kinds Of
coinin his new location.
l.. T. Purcell returned home Wed
tuesday, from California. While there
he figured on buying the Kansas
building at San Francisco, but the
ing it away would cost m ore than the
building was worth. t was sold TO q
! Salvage company for $500: it cost
! $50, 600. The Kansas buiiding-at San
! Diego will be donated to the Kansas
| colony of that city which numbers 12O(
/ people.
| Last Friday evening Mrs. Eva P
I j Oil6S. UGdCilST III TIE primary depart {
menu of the public school, was ac
companied by DR.. A. B. Jones tt
Kansas City where She was taken tC
| University hospital where she under
went quite a serious surgical opera
ton. We are glad to state that she
is improving nicely at this writing
| She expects to resume her SchOO
work in few weeks.
! "Uncle'' Jesse Cockrell left Monday
night for the National Military Home
| at Leavenworth where he will spend
the winter. sUncle'' Jesse saws thai
is about the best place he knows of Il
| put in the winter months. Has F;
good place TO sleep, good place tt
loaf and read and has good eatins, S,
what more does man want. The Re
! view Headlight Will keep him inform
ed as TO the happenings in this par
of the moral vineyards. -Ellis Head
i light.
Chas. Steinberger installed a new
gasoline engine in our office this week
J 1t is three horse power Zoos. Thi
engine is one of the best on the mar
, ket and is fine piece of mechanism
We want our friends TO drop into GU
. place of business and see our line o
machinery in motion. Call Frida
afternoon. Every boy and girl il
Trego county should some time O
other during the next year call at thi
office on Friday afternoon and see tn
: old reliable turn out 1900 paper
each issue in less than one hours time
Miss Betty Penny who has bee
proprietress of the American Hous
for the past tive years moved into tn
old Central House the latter part @
the week. She has renovated thi