Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-13
Money to loan. See E. D. wheeler ad

This weather has been tough on
the mail carriers
J. G. Hixson will buy your hogs,
Monday, March l5--Adv
E. c. Waldo. was up from Ellis,
Wednesday on business
Booths celebrated seal shipped
oysters al Bakers. so cents quart
-Adv-40.
Consult E. F. Sullivan about your
eyes, at the American Hotel, Tues
day, March 10TH Adv
Everybody is invited to attend the
Sunday school convention at the
NJ. E. church next Sunday evening
Rev Woodward, the Methodist
minister, was called to Quinter.
Tuesday. where he preached a funeral
sermon.
Geo. B. Sweet, administrator, will
sell at the court house next Saturday.
March goth, 800 acres of land. At
tend this sale
Attend Anton Vitek, jr., sale in
Ogallah township next Monday. He
has lot of good horses. mules. cattle,
farm machinery, etc., for sale.
Mrs. W. E. McVey of Montezuma.
Iowa, is visiting her neice, Mrs. Chas.
Sellers, this week. Later she ex-
poets to go TO Menlo to visit relatives.
VIM LaRue was a pleasant caller
last Thursday, and renewed his faith
in the old reliable. He has been a
subscriber for thirty-six years, and is
one of our banner patrons.
Geo. Spitznaugle departed Wednes-
day evening for Eastern Kansas,
harvest when he will return TO Trego
to help harvest her big crop.
Why not clean up your little loans
and put il all in Real Estate loan
with longer time to meet 1.-THE
| Wa-Keeney State Bank.-Adv. 2tf.
/ Miss Pearl Milholland, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. A
Daily, at Jamestown, Kansas, fol
some time was expected home thu
first of the week, but got snowbounC
and failed to arrive home when ex
pected,
West bound passenger train No.
struck a herd of cattle two mile
west of Pen Dennis, last night an,
killed sixteen head 1t was though
at first that the cattle belonged I,
Chas. Martin but it was learned tia
they were not his although we ar
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to before going TO press = Utic
Enterprise.
, Julius Barries, of Route ), was
pleasant caller last Tuesday and in
formed as that Rev. Budenhagen,
former minister of the German-Lu
: Nebr., March l. 1915. The decease
had been in poor health for the pas
: five years. Rev. Budenhage
: preached here about six years az
and during his stay made man
friends, who will be sorry to learn c
5 his death
: We have on our shelves a numbe
of new books including the following
THE Twenty Fourth Of June, Th
Lone Wolf The Music Master, -Th
Passin' on Party, by Kansas author
The Masters Degree and severs
4 others, we also wish to call attentio
: to the list ofJuvenile books, for bot
: girls and boys. There are , Mead
l books, ; Alcott. , Pansy. , Carey, /
Henty and Is Alger, besides man
others suitable for child reading
such as, Heroes A Child Should
Know. Cudy- Captain January. Snps
; Babies, Joe's Boys, and Anne o
Green Gables i wish the part,
having the Adventures of Kathlyl
would return it. Librarian
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ruffner vii
move to a-Keeney with. their son
in-law, John Wallace, consequent,
Mr.. Ruffner's conr AIDES of the UnioJ
,, army with their wives and comrades
widows, decided to give their Con
fedeTabe comdrade a surprise las
Thursday The following comrades
their wives and condrades' widow,
surprised Comrade Ruffner and hi.
good wife as completely as his com
mand ever surprised the Yankee.
backjn The eos Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Foltx, Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Trip