Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-08-21
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'resh PORK at Bakers. adv

Fresh pork at Bakers adv
For Sale--Three 50x17O lots. In
quire at this office.
For Sale-Some work horses and
set of farm harness. j. T. w. Cloud.
ADV p.
Mrs. Ray Ufford and son were Ellis
visitors Monday returning In the
evening.
Ted Morgan is beautifying the
Moore property on Warren avenue
this week
J. c. Cavenaugh of Cenyon City,
was looking over Trego county dirt
Wednesday.
Geo Moren and family motored
over from Collyer, Tuesday, for the
Chautauqua.
r. HI. Burns is here from Colorado
Springs and made a business trip to
Palco, Tuesday.
Mrs. Rem Larrabee visited with
Mrs. Elmer Simpson at Quinter the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray of New
Bethany, Penn, was business visi-
tor in Wa-Keeney this week.
@. ID. Henkel is with the Paul
keraus plumbing company, and an
experienced man on the force.
For sale-Two 12-hoe disc drills
used one season at a bargain. Blue
'front.' Implement House.-Adv 23
Miss Bessie Hammill of Ellsworth,
was taking in Chatauqua and spend
ing the week with her friend, Miss
Irene Cloud.
Herbert Benson and family of Ogal-
lah were the guests of Chas. SpitZ-
naugle this week and attended the
ChautauQua.
Frank Stradal, sr. and Frank Stra-
dial, jr., with their families were
visitors Tuesday and attended the
ChauJauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler arrived in Wa
Keeney Tuesday evening for visit
business matters.
Wheat Yields show-Swan Lofstead
. bushels, John Clark % II, T. B.
Hays 21 all in Ogallah township.
Test 80, price S1.00.
Labor is much in demand on ac-
count Of much building and construc-
ton work in the city. Teams espec-
tally are needed on the work.
Aug. Tegtmeyer and family re-
turned Monday afternoon from north
Of Chicago, where he attended the
fnneral of his father. who was buried
4st Saturday.
Mr.. Tobias, banker of Wilson,
kans.. attended Chautauqua here
Monday and Tuesday, and looked af-
ter his land interests in the southern
part of the county.
Prof. Martin and son, Hank, of the
State University are exploring along
the Saline this week. Art Croft Il
acting as guide and showing them
the good fishing holes on the Saline
E. H. Hi4lman, through W. II.
S@iggett, has purchased the Jos.
Spena residence on Genesse street,
just east of the court house. This
will make for MIR. Hillman and his
estimable family a very comfortable
home.
Ere Mo1lan and family Of Reput-
lie CiJy stopped Tuesday night with
j. d. Lynn and family on their way
TO Denver in an auto. Mr.. Nor an
said he was surprised to find our corn
crop so much more advanced than
That of Republic and Jewell counties
He remarked that our stand was so
much more uniformly good also.
Mrs. Alvin Law of Graham county
is having installed in her
home, light heat and bath fix
one of the most modern homes in
this part of the country. Paul Ker-
aus is the contractor and is personal
ly experimenting the installation of
the plant.
Joe Hartman, the telephone man,
ADVISES that wax eeney VIII soon be
on the copper line to Hays and Ellis.
This will give Wa-Keeney direct
metallic service to any point east and
a valuable acquisition TO Mr. HarZ-
man 5 already proficient service. The
Wa-Keeley central will be moved to
its new quarters over the Wa-Keeney
State Bank next Saturday and Sun
day.
Free lunches are served at many OF
the auction sales of farm stock and
indictments in Western Kansas. All
corners are invited to take hold ana
help themselves to the refreshments S
consisting generally of ham sand
witches and hot coffee. The lunch is
served at II sharp and at exactly
12:15 the entire stock of eatables is
exhausted to the disappointment of
the tardy ones. Scarcity of provisions
is not always the reason for this sud-
den depletion of grub as one belated
would-be- partaker of such lunch
found recently near Wa-Keeney- He
politely waited till he could reach
the table and on arriving there found
he was too late. Imagine his feelings
when as he turned away he bumped
into a husky young fellow who grip
ped two sandwiches in each hand and