Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-06-12
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at the city bakery
/. T. Purcell has returned from
few days stay in Colorado
Miss Julia Blair visited with
friends in Hays this week.
VIM Shrenkler of Walker is here
looking after his business interests
DIR. c. S. Wall was in Kansas City
| professionally, the first of the week.
/ Harvest hands and laborers are be-
ginning to arrive for this years work.
Fred Wurst and family of Collyer
motored over to Wa-Keeney, Wednes-
dav.
81. d.. Reid and wife of Ogailah
visited friends in Wa-Keeney. this
week.
Miss Viola Finch has been en-
ployed' as book keeper at the Blue
Front. -
Col. w. A. EppIer of Ellis was at
the Blue Front couple of days this
week.
For Sale German millet seed at
60 cents per bushel. j. R. wilson
Adv Is Ut. ~"
Jno Hladek and sons of Collyer
transacted business in the city
Wednesday.
For Sale good second hand Nc
Cormick binder. Chas. Spitznaugle,
Wa-Keeney.-14tf.
The weeds on the streets and va
can't lots are topping out nicely and
good crop is assured.
The streams are attracting the
fishermen since the high water and
some good catches are being made.
My Old Line and my Mutual Hail
Insurance Companies rank with the
best Margaret Swiggett.-Advl ID If
For mild, easy action of the
bowels, try Doan's Regulets, mod
ern laxative 25c at all stores. Adv.
Will Rush, former resident of Wa
Keeney, but now of Colorado, passed
here last Saturday morning
on his way to Hays.
The town for the past week and
more has been full of peddlers, solicit
tors, etc. Even the old furniture
polish game was pulled off.
White Elephant in. the flour bin
means better bread ON your table,
No better -four ,milied. y Order SACK
today. The Star Grocery Co. AID '2t.
Trego county has 124927 acres of
wheat sown. Most of the wheat will
be cut as the late sowing has out
grown the weeds and will make a
fair yield. 80 10
Saweman brothers of Green, Kans.,
who built Trego County's High school
have been awarded the con-
tract to build a $4,000 high school
at Harrington, Kans. 49,
The wheat is heading out in good
shape and harvest will begin about
July 1st to 5th if present weather
continue, Much of the
late sowing has outgrown the weeds
and will make a fair Yield.
d. L. Newkirk, represen ting the
White & Myers Chautauqua system,
was in Wa-Keeney, Tuesday The
late of our Chautauqua has been
definitely fixed, to begin August Is
and continue five days. A partial
organization of the local forces was
Affected. Complete arrangements
will be announced next week
We have fine upright piano in
your vicinity which one of our
is anabIe to pay for. We
will place this piano in the home of
any responsible party for balance due,
TO be paid in cash or monthly pay
nents as low as S5 month A rare
TO purchase piano at
one half the original value. Address
Lon Spurlock, Starr Piano Co., Kan
sas City, Mo.-Adv Is IT,
The Wa-Keeney base ball team met
the Georgia colored minstrel team as
scheduled on "Wednesday afternoon
at the ball park. The home boys
were well organized expecting to play
. close game, but the 'Duskies'' failed
to play tight ball behind Benjamin
Franklin Green their phenom Score
20 to o. Ba1teries-Heyl, Krbut,
Keraus and Croft; b. J. Green and
RastuS Johnson UnpireS, w n