Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-04

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a son, Saturday.
E. c. Waldo was up from Ellis last
Monday on business.
For Young pigs+Good breed.
Call on Chas Spitsnaugle at once
adv. 27.-
Arch Eppler was in Kansas City
this week buying implements for the
Blue Front.
Dr. Q. L. Cook made business
trip TO Smith Center the latter part
of the week.
Miss Ramsey of Ellis is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter De-
Boer this week.
J. J. Harrison, president of the
Collyer State bank, was in Wa-Kee-
ney last Monday.
The "boss" had a scrap with Joe
''Poff'' this morning. For particulars
ask the ''oevil."
Miss Blanche Gorren has been
visiting al the Purinton home in the
Banner neighborhood, this week.
Frank Hladek was down from Coll
yer last Monday and had his name
enrolled on our large list at Collyer.
James Walsh was in town Wed
nesday morning enroute home. He
had been TO Kansas City on business.
David E. Blair, nephew of our
townsman, A. H. Blair visited in the
city this week. Mr.. Blair is judge Of
the circuit court at Joplin, Mo.
Sam Skinner is marketing his 30
acre potato crop. 1t looks good TO
see big wagon load of home grown
spuds going up main street every day.
Mrs. Walter Scott and children,
who spent the past week at the home
of E. A. Courtney, left this friday
afternoon for their home at Oakley
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Reppert of
Russell, spent last Saturday in Wa
I-eney visiting d-time friends.
They were on their way home from
the Fair.
Miss Alice Trebert who has been
visiting al the Galloway home, left
the first of the week for Chicago.
Billie looks ''some lonesome" these
days.
c. II. Benson informs US that he
purchased his Buick ''6'' from John
Spena as John has the agency for
territory around Ogallah, Wa Keeney
and Quinter.
Mrs. S. L. Sherman and daughter,
who have been visiting at Warnoak
during the past two weeks, departed
for their home at Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Tuesday evening.
Israel Frank, who works for Chas
Spitsnaugle, had the misfortune to
be kicked by mule last Sunday.
The doctor took several stitches on
his chin and over his eye, but he is
getting along as well as could pc ex-
pected under the circumstances.
Collie Ingles informs us that he has
ordered the latest improved oven and
viii put in bakery in the room vac
ated by Heyl Bros. Collie is a first
class cook and baker and keeps every
thing clean and up to date. With
his Cafe a bakery ought TO be pay
ing investment.
The Wa-Keeney Telephone ex-
change was moved into the room
over the Wa-Keenev State bank the
first of the week. Its quite job to
move telephone office and Mr.. Harz-
man is TO be congratulated on the
way he handled the job. He has ad-
ded a new switchboard and made
other valuable Improvements which
his patrons appreciate.
J. A Mlinek, the big land owner
| and prosperous farmer of Collyer
township was a county seat visitor
| last Monday. He made this Office an
| agreeable call. Mr. M. owns $50 acres
of Collyer township dirt-having pur-
chased 160 acres lately for which he
paid 5000. He has great faith in
western Kansas, and advises all young
men to buy home in Trego county
as land here is bound TO go higher.
| G. Mangold, who lives one mile
south of Ogallah met with some
severe misfortunes last Wednesday.
While burning fire guards around his
wheat stacks the wind changed and
drove the fire into three of the stacks
completely destroying them His