Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-08-14

place as two years ago.
Anna Hastings and Edna Walker
were in Hays, Monday engaging
- rooms for the fall school term.
All kinds of cement work, silos,
tank and culverts speciality. Will
give reference P. p. Shuler- "a At.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Walker and
daughters Edna and Eva left We'd
nesday morning for two weeks visit
with his sister at Loveland, Colo,
A license was issued last week to
R. w. Lamb, of Kansas City, Mo,
and Irma M. Hale, of Lincoln, Nebr.
They were married in Sahna, last
Sunday
L. A. BARNES, AUCTIONEER
Live stock, Real Estate and gener-
al farm sales speciality. Satisfac
ton guaranteed. Phone 1O61, Wa
Keeney, Kansas. Adv.
Epriam Fl. Carder and Lily M. Nc
CURE, both of Sheridan county,
were married at the office of the
probate judge in Wa-Keeney, Friday
afternoon of last week.
For Sale---Americus Ever Bearing
Strawberry plants at s1.OO per hun
dred. Should be planted in August
and September. A. J. McCullum,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. Adv. 24-5t.
Geo. Hunt and John Ward are
building a barn 24x4S with shed 16x4s
feet for Daniel Rohrbacker northeast
of town. When finished this will be
one of the best barns in the county.
Bonner Portland Cement Company
running full blast night and day, re-
ceived big contract for q. S. Govern
ment, also railroads and large con-
struction work in greater Kansas
City-Aov-2l-4t
Rev. f. G. fEveritt and wife re-
turned Thursday from Wa-Keeney,
where they visited last week with
MRS. Everitt's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
S. L. Allison. Bad roads further
west forced them to stay overnight
at Plainville on the way home. Rev.
allison and family came with them
and remained several days.-Osborne
Farmer.
Chas. Spitsnaugle drove home 40
horse power Gas Tractor last Tues
day purchased of the Avery Manufac-
turing Company of Peoria, Ill. He
purchased number of Hapgood disc
plows. When everything is in good
working order Charley expects to
pillow from thirty 10 forty acres day
~
a rapid rate
The Presbyterian Sunday School of
Wilson, editor of Wilson World
superintendent, has the finest Men S
Bible class in Western Kansas, so our
visitors to Wilson report. One of the
visitors expressing establishment at
such large class Of men in town of
that size was told: 4FYou ought TO
know our teacher. He is away this
month in the mountains for a vaca-
ton" And some Of these days
we shall make special trip to VIII
son to see and hear him.
Chas. f. Folkers returned home
last Saturday morning from Kansas
City, where he accompanied his
daughter, who was on her way to
illinois on an extended visit. He in
formed us that he had just installed
a electric light plant at his farmhome
southwest of town. 1t consists of
thirty-four lights in all, the majority
of these lights are used in lighting
his big modern residence; he also has
lights in his barn and hen house.
The engine used in making the
juice for this plant runs his cream
separator and washing machine and
pumps water for house and stock use
The plant cost him in the neighbor-
hood of $4ee
The Trego bunch who attended the
John Hnss 5O0th anniversary at Will
son, last SUNDAY, express themselves
delighted with their trip. In spite
of the downpour of rain Turner Hall
was well flled and an excellent pro-
gram given. DIR, Sherpan of Omaha,
delivered an address in the Bohemian
language which was revelation to
the American born Bohemians and
those who had never before heard a
classical address in that language In
a scholarly way the speaker traced
the marvellous history of that little
nation of heroes that 100 years before
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