Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-05-01

Jack Wood is visiting in Topeka
! this week.
Arthur Fateaux spent last Sunday
with Ray Ufford and family.
DR.. W. Y. Herrick made a profess
sional trip to Topeka Monday.
The Farmers Union will buy your
hogs, Monday, May 3rd-Ady st.,
WEDNESDAY was full grown summer
day and reminds one of coming warm
weather.
Joseph Hladek and three sons of
Collyer township were in Wa Keeney
Thursday.
Fritz Staatz and Cal Lloyd made a
business trip to PIainville the first
of the week.
W. A. Eppier was up from Ellis
Wednesday looking after his business
interests here.
VIM. Littlechild jr left the first
of the week for trip to Manhattan
and Kansas City b esf
Mrs. Hardman returned Monday
from visit with her sister, Mrs. 81.
C. Buckley of Salfna.
r. 81. Burns, Real Estater" is clos
ing a deal at Colorado Springs and
will be absent several days.
| Fl. o. Rawlings, prosperous
farmer of Ogallah township was in
town on business Monday. .'.
Fl. D. Hillman and family of Ogal-
lab township attended the Muse
mann birthday party Tuesday.
| Richard Owens has returned from
Excelsior Springs, Mo, and reports
Chas. Kristof much improved.
L. G. Johnson of Big Creek mar
keted 120 dozen eggs last Saturday,
the product of a weeks laying.
Mrs. Mary Hunt and Mrs Court
man visited friends and relatives in
/ Ogallah, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Il J. J. Drummond, township assessor,
has completed his city list and turned
his report in to County Assessor
Benson.
Louis Honomichl of Wilson is visit
ing his brother-in-law James Boish
on the south side. He will remain
two weeks.
G. H Benton of the Benton 81
Smith Company of Oberlin, Kansas,
was Uransacting business in Trego
/ county this week. 81
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best and the latest styles of wall pap
err. Samples of all kinds. A line OF
paper on hand at 81. w. Finch's. ST
DR.. Hale, chiropractor, announces
that he will be in Wa-Keeney perma
nently after this week and will occupy
the Mrs. Morgan property on Warren
A Avenue.
II D. R. Gregg of Graham was in towr
Wednesday. On the road his Cal
was turned completely over but none
of the occupants were injured except
some minor bruises
III f. B. Acre, county treasurer, re
turned Tuesday morning from a triI
to southern Indiana. He reports tn,
farmers in that section greatly dis
couraged on account of crop failure
for the past two years.
III George Bailey, for 1S years a travel
ing salesman for Richardson g. Son
St. Joseph, Mo-, clothiers, was CUES
at the American this week He say
!. that in all of his experience western
> Kansas has never been in so prosper
= Gus a condition.
Train 102 east bound was sever
hours late Tuesday night caused b
the derailment of the engine tan
near Grainfield. The slow speed q
the train at the time of the acciden
4 was the probable cause of no on
being injured.
III On Tuesday. Ex-Sheriff Ernst Mus
il fseman celebrated his 50th birthda
by entertaining several of his re
atives and friends at dinner on hi
ranch miles west of town. TIL
dinner was sumptious, one of MIR.
Musseman's best and a very pleasan
day was spent by those present
A telegram to L. S. Myerly receive
NJ TUESDAY, announced that his SON. n,