Western Kansas world., 1915-11-13

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at Olson's harness shop.-Adv. 81 3t
Lost-A dark grey shawl. marked
with blue thread in corner. Re
turn to j John Saleen. Adv.
Lost-Ladies' grey jacket in Wa
Keeney last Saturday. W. ]. Simp-
son, r l, Wa-Keeney. Adv.
Don't forget that you can get the
best and latest styles of wall paper of
all kinds at H. w. Finch's.-Adv Is.
Pure Home Made at Lard Bakers
When you want loan on your land
call on the Wa-Keeney State Bank
Adv. "a If.
The Photo Studio will be open on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of each weekday 35 If.
For sale-6-room house, east front.
corner lot, fruit trees, good barn, etc
Easy terms. Inquire at this office.
The Trego County Cooperative as
sociation will meet in the court
house on Saturday. November 20, at
p. m.
Anton Vitek, jr.. of Kanapolis. was
in the city Tuesday and informed US
that he will have sold $40 head of
cattle bv the 18th.
For sale-1 mule; also 800 acres of
good land 3 miles west of town, 200
acres in wf1eat. VIM. Smith, Wa
Keeney, Kan.-Adv
A license was issued Tuesday which
authorizes the marriage of Peter
Ziegler, of Collyer, and Leagatia
WaltmaD, of Park, Kan
Fred Naylor, the real estate dealer,
has accepted position with the Tas-
co grain company. He went down TO
Tasco to begin work last Wednesday
-Hoxie Sentinel
Mrs. Jabob Schneider, who had
\ been visiting relatives in the south
| part of this and north part of Barton
| county, returned to her nome at Wa
Keeney, Wednesday--Ru Russell Record.
J. H, Gunckel of Ellis was here
Tuesday figuring on buying cut Sto-
enced work man at uhe business and
has well equipped shop in Ellis
Wilson World
Mrs. Feiler reoeived word q lew
days ago that her daughter, Mrs II.
4 u. Wheeler ana husband, are The
happy parents Of lItuie daughI hIer
Who arrived tie fore part Of LAST
week-LQuinter Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs. W. e Barr left tie
first Of the week for Concordia, Kan,
where they wiIl make their future
\ home. Mr.. Barr is agent for the
Kansas Life Insurance company, of
Topeka. This IS Kansas company
and is sure forging to the front.
Recently a band movement has
been talked of by the Locust club so
under the leadership of director c.
ESteinberger a band of about thirty
membsrs is being organized. Insrru-
ments are being ordered and things
are being gotten into shape that
before long W2-Keeney can boast Of
fun hedged brass band. It is a
movement worthy the support of any
town.
Rev. w L. C&anon, district super
intendent Kansas Children's Home
society. Salina, has been in the city
a few days representing his work. He
preached in the Presbytsrian church
in the evening and at Ogallah in the
II afternoon on Sabbath. The head
4 quarters of the society are at Tope-
ka, the receiving home III Clay
street. The society since its organl-
cation in 1894, has located 1866 child
rem in good homes an Kansas The
society is chartered by the laws of
the state and licensed by the board of
chanities, and the glory of the work
is to see the boys and girls placed in
these homes growing into a noble
manhood and womanhood. ANY one
| interested in child life. address w.
L. Cannon, Salina- Kan.
| Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
| Yeuter of Ogallah entertained quite
a number of the G. A. R. members
with their wives and families AT their
hospitable home. Twenty-seven re-
sponded to the invitation quite
large number going from this place.
The day was stormy and windy pre-