Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-16

Hixson win buy your hogs on Mon
@y.January 25th--Adv 40 p.
Frank Wonner returned the frst OF
TIE week from visit TO his old home
in Indiana
Miss Alma Courtney spent the
week in Kansas City. buying goods
for the Courtney store.
Bring your fat hogs to Hixson on
Monday. January 25. Highest mar
ket price paid.-Adv 46 2t.
For Sale Pure-bred White wyan-
dotte cockeTels-s1.O 90 each Mrs. c.
ID. Rodgers, f. ADV 10 2u-
| f. III. Burnham and son, Ralph,
left the latter part of last week for a
visit with relatives and friends in the
east.
! District Superintendent Stevens of
Sallna conducted the fourth quarter
| ly conference at the NJ. E. church last
Monday afternoon and in the evening
preached most able sermon.
| The Presbyterian Ladies Mission
airy Society will have a missionary
tea at the home of Mrs. A. j. Eller-
meyer, next Tuesday, January 10,
at O'Clock o. m. A Is cent lunch
will be served. All are invited.
| c. R. Kirby left last Monday night
for Topeka, where he will represent
the interests of Trego county at the
State Legislature which is now In
tsessioD. Mr.. Kirby is a business man
of ability and Trego county can feel
that her interests are in good hands.
Harvey Pershing of Winslow, Ariz.,
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pershing,
came home to attend his mothers
funeral last week. Leslie Hobbick,
who is grandson of Mrs. Pershings,
also came up from Carrolton. Mo-,
where he is q telegraph operator, to
: attend the funeral.
!. The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Trego county Farmers
Cooperative association for the pur-
pose of electing officers, declaring
dividends and transacJing other bust
ness, will be held in Wa-Keeney, at
the court house at p. m, January
81, l0lC. w ~ L ISllOddCc. SCS1OSoiy
Last Monday the elevator business
; in Wa-Keeney and Voda owned by
Ross and Waldo of Ellis, was sold fol
Z cash to the Farmers Union of Tregt
l county. The headquarters will bt
maintained at Wa Keeney, and it i:
e said that F. d. Hastings and VIM
!, Cox will be retained as managers o
AlA O. Toll 4.
}. firm has always held the confidenc,
/. of the people and their dealings hav
/. always been square and satisfactor
and their friends in Trego county ar
lsorry to have them pass out of tn
business world at these places. TIL
y World wishes the new firm much sue
= cess and prosperity.
IS For long time / didn't like Gel
,r tain man. ! had no reason to di:
like him, but somewhow or other,
couldn't warm up to him. He neve
= bothered noe, but every time / sa'
= him i wanted TO harpoon him. But
didn't because / never got the chanc'
= One day he dropped around an
patted me on the back and saIt
Deacon, that was certainly a tiI
sermon you pnloaded the other da,
IN l have preserved it and intend |
to read it every week TO my famil
ID You are doing a great work and til
r. town couldn't get along withoI
he you" What did 1 dos Why, / {
IN once began to tell the neighbol
lie what tine citizen Blank was an
re how we would certainly miss him
in he should move away. 1t makes a
or the difference in the world how tt
IS. other fellow talks to us.-Osborr
ne Farmer
= Last Monday Miss Swiggett, after
= long and efficient term in the regi
ter Of deeds office, gave place TO h,
er predecessor, Mr.. Evans, who W;
TX elected TO this office last fall. FL
a eight years Miss Swiggett served tt
a. people with more than ordinary
IN biliuy and is one of the most efficieI
as persons. who has ever filed this otfic
to She Will now embark upon oths
re business for herself. She will estal
ey lish an office with that of her broths
lg Walter. and viii enter upon the al
ir stracting, insurance and loan business
on Her long experience in the Office sh
Id has just filed fits her most admirabl
n for this business. She is carefl
RI and painstaking business woman an
lg is worthy OF the patronage of the PEI