Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-02-13

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1 The wa-Keeney State Bank makes
farm loans.-Adv. AZ st.
Miss Sue Hotel was confined to her
home by sickness this week.
i Mrs f. H. Burnham was in Kansas
City this week visiting her son Wal
| ter.
John G. Hixson was Kansas City
visitor this week taking in the auto
show.
H Our old friend c. NJ Bell was up
from Franklin township the first of
the week.
Wanted Washing. Will go TO
house or wash AT home. Mrs. John
Schaaf. Adv. 4e.
Our Representative G. r. kirby
was home from Topeka ovek Sunday
attending to business matters.
E. L. Knapp was in town the first
of the week and reports his children
who had the scarlet fever as fully re-
covered
r. H. Burns was up from Ellis last
Tuesday looking up location for an
office, also furnished rooms for house
keeping.
Alfalfa hay for sale, good clean hay
500 ton, weigh on the ranch W j.
SHELTON, Wa-Keeney, Kans., Route }.
ADV 40 If.
For Sale-32 Pure Bred R. c Rhode
Island Red Cockerels. Price 81, ST. so
and 81 They are extra nice Mrs.
Ed Blender. Hays, Kan.-Adv. Al 1t.
VIM. Richmond, the HAYS Monu-
ment man, was in Ogallah Thursday
taking orders for tombstones. Mr..
Richmond is an expert workman and
turns out fine work,
Frank Locker returned from Wal
lace the first of the week where he
held down the job as agent for Allan
Tootbacher who was of on a Two
weeks vacation.
John F. Jones left the first of the
week for Topeka where he visited his
two daughters several days after
which he took in the automobile
show at Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood are the
proud possessors Of new pianola in
stalled at the Golden Belt hotel on
Wednesday, The World Office will
now be treated to some of the latest
rag time music.
Our old friend Jake DeatrIch was
in town Friday morning enrouIe tc
his home in Collyer. He had been tc
Kansas City and remarked that he
was feeling fine as The doctor anC
dentist had fixed up his mouth so he
| could eat, drink and be merry
Peter Parke. the young stockmar
| of the Banner neig}1borhood, made
trip to Lawrence last week and pur
chased registered yearling Angu.
bull one Of the best to be had in tina
part of the state. He believes tn,
best is the cheapest in the long run
4 If a member of your family died
1 would you print an obituary on d bill
|: board? If your wife entertained
: would you send in account of il K
: the theater program man? II yol
were to enlarge your business, woulC
you advertise il in hotel register
If you were going to have a weddin,
in your family would you send out
handbill? You would send such item,
to a newspaper, wouldn't you? Thel
why don't you put your advertise
ments in a newspaper? Every maj
who uses billboard is adding 10 ma
Il ture taking. The newspapers builC
/ your town.-Bailey Tex Telegram
II Last Sunday the postoffice wa
II moved across the street into III,
building recently vacated by J. J
Drummond. Fer explanation u
n those who do not understand why tn.
moving was done on Sunday, we viii
Il state that it is an explicit order from
II the postofice department that tn
move must not take place during tn
II open hours of the office to the public
AS it could not be done after dark il
the evening or before daylight in tn
morning so there was no other cours
4 to take than was taken. The matte
was not one of choice but of necessity
The new location is good one ant
: will be convenient TO all, and vii
:. give the postmaster more room 70
work than was formerly had
After God had finished the rattle
snake, the toad and the vampire, FL,
had some awful substance left, will
II IN hich he made a 3knockor.