Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-06

ne n6ockIon papers warn the FAR
Dners 70 look out for sewing machine
p-cdlers, who are grafters-
John J. Harrison, cashier OF the
Culver State Bank. was in 'Keeney,
Friday morning on business.
4Trustee Mcconnell of Ogallah
township. was in the city Thursday
and made US pleasant visit
The Garden Theater starts ..The
Miilien Dollar Mystery next satur-
day night Don't miss it.-Adv
Clifford Phares is sick with scarlet
fever this being the second case in
the Phares home during the past
week
Aurthur Fauteux was up at Wa
Keeney few days this week looking
after some business for Ross & Wal
do.-Ellis Headlight.
From Mrs Hannah Moe, who was
pleasant caller at this office Wednes-
day, we learn that Grin Hawkins and
Harry Britt, former residents of this
county, are located in Idaho and are
prosperous.
Ellsworth McAtee departed Mon
day evening for Alabama, where he
will push the scenes for the Brundage
Carnival Krew, which is showing
| there. He was with this same COM
pany last year.
Sunday next. March eth. at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest,
there VIII be morning prayer and SER
mon at II a. m. Evening prayer and
missionary address at p. M. by the
Rev. S. S. Thompson, late missionary
to the Philippines.
J. r. Young. of the Oakley Graphic,
went to HAYS last week and bought
a Dodge automobile. The other
-''short grass editors or wondering
how he did it.-Hil City Republican.
That's easy, come over brother and
we'll put you on how to do it'll
Herman Renken, who lives on the
old Mrs. Strain farm on the Saline
river, intends to leave Trego county
in the near future for Nebraska from
whence he came several years ago
Mr.. r. is number one farmer and
we are sorry to lose him and his good
family from our midst.
Claude E. Frye, fromerly a teacher
of Russell county: is head of the
teachers association in Trego county
also superintendent of the Collyel
schools which present each week &
IF cof7 in no ~
papers that can be classed as among
the best of the many the writer see:
from week TO week.-Luray Herald
We call attention to the banl
statement in this issue. Mr. Wilson
tells Us this is the best statemen
his bank has made since Septembe
1856, as they had at that date littl
over $3.50, coo. 90 on deposit Notwith
standing all the hard years since
this bank has always came out in fin
shape.
The Wa Keeney World is thinkin
af buying type-setting machine be
cause they got ten new subscriber
(unsolicited) last week Put you
money in better and faster press
neighbor. - Hill City Republican
Not so, brother, we have one of tn
best and fastest presses in this par
of the state.
The Harry Soher's players com
especially WE'LL recommended from
other near by towns. Ellis, Wilson
and HAYS are very enthusiastic. R. 7
Bean writes from Ellsworth that TIN
show is a dandy. The management
of the Garden Theater are behind tn,
act with a satisfaction or none,
back guarantee. See the ad else
where in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hendricksen o.
south of town, arrived home the
middle of the week from Illinoi:
where they were on an extended
visit with relatives. They stopped
over in Mcpherson county, where
they visited old time friends. The,
report pleasant trip, but Informed
US that Western Kansas was good e.
inough for them.