Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-10-23
Fine fall weather.

Fine fall weather
c. r. lille is in line with new
Ford car.
Mrs. Dave Meiser returned from
Russell TUESDAY
Rev W. R. Woodward is laid up
with badly sprained ankle
Ben Rogers is working for Chas.
Steinberger in the machine shop
c. J. Lofstead made business trip
to Topeka and Kansas City Monday.
For Sale-Good clean alfalfa hay.
Elmer G Pearl, WaKeeney, Kans--
Adv "a 2t.
Arthur Feteaux of Ellis spent the
first of the weekin Wa-Keeney visit
ing friends.
Mrs Ray Shaw and children spent
] the first of the week in Ellis visiting
! her parents.
A walking delegation of the brick
| layers union of Hays was in Wa-Kee-
ney, Tuesday.
| sick at the home of his father in the
east part of town.
| r. III. Burns was over from Plain
Vile the first of the week enroute to
Cove county on land deal
The editor and wife spent the last
three DAYS of the week in Hays at
tending TO business matters.
Jos. Poffenberger has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to
resume work in his barber shop
Frank Proaps has bought the
| Wood hotel and will continue TO
serve the public at the old stand.
Frank Brown has resigned his pos
| ition as Section Foreman and is
working on the Shrenkler elevetor.
The north side Russell ave- side
walk is nearly completed and will be
| of much convenience TO the travel
| ing public.
The Glade Martin house has been
| purchased by Jacob Tetzloff, after be-
ing repaired Mr.. L. will make it his
future home.
If you have land in Trego county
for sale, write Box "A, Wa-Keeney,
KanS., giving legal numbers and
price.-Adv "a 1t
Glen Jones and Cal Lloyd returned
from Kansas City Wednesday morn
ing where they shipped two car load
of calves to the market.
Taken up-Several head of year
lings, red and white face. Owner can
have same by paying damages and
this advertisement.-A 80
For Sale or Trade = One second
hand all steel hay bailer and one 81.
p. gas engine. w. A. Eppler, Blue
Front, Ellis, Kans.-34 ct Adv
Ell. F. Waite & Co. will hold a pub
lie sale at their farm on Route 3 ad-
joining the old Gleason ranch next
Thursday October %. Read their ad
in this issue.
Ground has been broken for the
construction of new Play House
just south of the the furniture store.
1t will be modern in all respects and
much needed improvement to the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hays departed
last Monday for Council Bluffs, Iowa.
They will be absent about three
weeks. Mrs. Inglis is staying with
her mother, Mrs. Bennett, during
their absence.
Bill Kelly, alderman of the first
ward, and John Spena, Henry Ford's
side pardner in the automobile bust
ness, went fishing Wednesday after
noon. The channel cat and black
bass had to suffer.
Probate Judge Peacock started
days or two weeks with his parents
near Lake Odessa, Mich. During
his absence Mrs. Peacock will be in
attendance at the office.
@. w. Miller, jr., of Hays, district
deputy grand master, inspected Wa
Keeney Lodge No. AS A. f. & A. NJ,
and was present at stated commune
He expressed himself as well pleased
with the condition of the lodge and
its records.
A. NJ Finley, w. a. Eppler's ex-
pert book-keeper. returned Monday
from Kit Carson. Colo, where he
owns land. Mr.. 4. informs US that he
raised 1000 bushels of spuds off seven
acres of land and received As cents
per bushel for them.
Jack Woods and wife shipped car
of hotel furniture last Saturday TO
Sharon Springs where they will en-
gage in the hotel business. Jack was
a good hotel man and his wife was
said to be better than Jack as she
Kept everything neat and clean as
pin.
Homer A. Meade of Kansas City,
Mo-, was in the city last Tuesday en-
route to Denver. His parents lived
on Big Greek along about 1880 to 1885,
and his father is buried in the ceme-
terry. He is manager of the Queen
City Ink Co., and his territory COM
prises ten western states. He remem-
bered the Gleason, Marshall and Oh
son boys and was glad to meet his
old time school chumS.