Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30
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FRESH beef at Bakers adv

a >.
The Wa-Keeney State Bank makes
farm loans.-Adv. 4s St.
A. b. Cooper was on the sick list
the first OF the week.-Utica Enter
prise
Booths celebrated seal shipped
oysters at Bakers. so cents quart
Martin Teeters spent couple days
this week al Collyer, on business
Ellis Headlight.
Remember the r. T. Bean studio
will be open Monday and Tuesday.
February and e.-Adv As 2t.
Mrs. Rob't, Benson, of Banner, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Per
kins, of this city. for several days.
Utica Enterprise
There will be a Farmers Union
dance in Razak hall at Collyer, Fri
day evening, February L. Every
body invited.-Ady As 2t.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Frank A
Furbeck, girl, on January Is, 1915.
to whom they have given the name,
Betty Mahree.-Ellis Headlight.
For Sale y 40 bushels of Persian
grass or Hulse at sl.O0 per bushel
Sample of seed at this office ] w.
Selberg, Bnnner, Kan. Adv At Ut
For Sale-32 Pure Bred r. c Rhode
Island Red Cockerels. Price 81, $3.50
and 81. They are extra nice. Mrs
Ed. BENDER. HAYS, Kan.-Adv. AZ 1t.
The Ellis boys will go out to Glen
coe Sunday and play game of Bias
ket Ball with the fellows in that sec
tion of the country.-Ellis Headlight
Next Tuesday is ground hog day
and Wen bet bottle of mineral WI alter
that the pesky little animal sees his
shadow-thus forecasting six weeks
more of winter.
Whether you want big or little
loan on your farm go to The Wa
Keeney State Bank, and they will be
glad TO tit you out, to suit your
wants.-Adv. as 3u.
], Ed. Mumert called in this week
and by slip of the tongue we called
see Ed Monroe we shall apologize
Hill City Republican.
Allen Toothacker, station agent al
Wallace, spent several days in towr
this week. There seems TO be some
attraction here for Allen as he can't
stay away very long at time.
The annual banquet of the 1. o. o
f. and Rebekah lodges will be helo
| at the l, o. Q. F. hall on Februar,
/ II, 1915. All Odd Fellows and Reb
ekahs and their families are cordial,
invited. IS,
Do not forget the concert Satur
day evening by the Star Concer
Company. This is an extra number
by first class company, free to a.
holders of season tickets and onl
thirty-tive and twenty-five cents I
others.
Leonard Noll went to wa-Keeney
Monday, to meet his sister Miss Elizs
beth, who was returning from Hay.
where She had been attending schoo
Miss Noll has finished her work, bu
will not receive her diploma unit
spring, Ransom Cor in Ness Count
News
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mr.
) l. T. Purcell and son left for SAINT
Barbara. California, where they wi
visit Mrs. Purcell's mother The
will also visit other California point
and visit the exposition before the
return. They will be gone about tw
months
Mesdames j. W. Phares, W. !
Herrick, J. c. Cortright and Mi.
Carrie Stradal attended the Maud
Powell violin recital at Hays las
Wednesday night They report til
concert perfectly grand and say tina
Maude Powell is an artist of tn
highest attainment.
A very sad accident occurred We.
terday which resulted in the death {
J Samuel IkenDerry, the fourth son {
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. s. Ikenberry j
is not known just how it happene
but it is supposed that he slipped Of
of heavy load OF ice and the WACO
ran over and crushed as he was foun
in the road. about 5.miles northwes
of town. He died without reEainih
consciousness as they were carryin
him into the house at Frank Star
Iley's.-Quinrer Advocate
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