Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-10-30
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Fresh PORK at Bakers. adv
r. t. Bean left for Grinnell.
Wednesday night
For Sale-Team of mares. H. j.
McNair, Wa-Keeney, Kans--Adv "a 2t
w. E. Baldwin shipped a car of line
heifers from Kansas City the first of
the week.
For Sale-One yearling mule. VIM
Smith. Wax eeney, IA mile from
town. Adv. 81.
Sheriff Altman went down to Ellis
Wednesday: he also visited home folks
in Riverside township.
Order your honey today. Saturday,
October 80, as this is the last day
orders will be accepted.
Everyone seems to heartily approve
of clean-up-day and responded enthu-
siastically when told about it,
For sale-Two 12-hoe disc drills
used one season at bargain Blue
c'ront Implement House.-Adv %
Don't forget that you can get the
best and latest styles of wall paper of
all kinds at II. w. Einch's.-Adv Is.
The Locust Club women have been
working hard cooperating with the
city in making clean-up-day sue
cess.
Lawrence Ruppe of Trego county
and j. 81. Gunckel of this city are in
Colorado looking up location.-Ellis
Headlight.
A license was issued Tuesday auth
oriZing the marriage of Mr.. George
Forster and Miss Charlotte Glenn
both of Collyer.
For Star-A Star abstracts of title
apply TO w. H. Swiggett. Correct
ness, the result of seventeen years
experience. adv "a.
VIM. Bower returned TO his home
at Ottawa, Kans., the first of the
week, after having finished up his
land business at Collyer.
w. w. Allen came over from Stock
ton, Kansas, Wednesday in his auto.
He is looking after his share of wheat
on his farm on Big Creek.
Friday evening. November 5th, al
the court house Hams Jubilee
Singers, for the benefit of the High
school science department.-Ad 81 :
Remember clean-up-day on Novem-
Der Sth is for everybody. The town
| Will look like new place when all rub
biSh is removed and weeds on vacant
lots burned.
l. c. Nudge writes to change his
World from Kansas City, Mo-, &c
Salina, KanS., where he has engaged
in the real estate business. His many
friends here wish him success in his
new location.
Geo. Dilfer of Logan County was in
the city this week. He owns a farm
in the Chas. Lofstead neighborhooo
and is looking after his share of this
years wheat crop.
Ned C'TOole of Collyer was in the
city last Thursday morning. His sor
John lad a carload of vearling Here
] <1r no = h.
| first OF the week which topped The
market at s cents per To-
The Odd Fellows and Rebekaf
! lodges. viii serve a Is cent lunch a.
the home OF Mr.. H c. 10 ms I
next Tuesday evening from ) TO O.
! clock. Proceeds will go &c pay TO
piano. Every bods invited.
Sam kellY, w. w. Gibson and III
). Givler were in Kansas City tn.
! first of the week or business. 5. +
4 Kelly went 10 nes Moines. Iowa u
| visit his sister. Mrs. Mccoy, return
ing home Saturday morning.
Possible Dick Tagraph OF Wa-Kee
ney Is right in suggesting an admis
sion fee TO salacjoUs trials in court
The writer would like 10 see som
method provided 10 keep out.on sucl
! tere>J ia any ether class Of trials
i-'tdsse RuppeCthal ia LUraE Herald
! :. = keraNs gave successful
demonstration OF Majestic ranges a
his store last week The following
{ were among the buyers of this stove
Mrs. g. NJ. UTord, YIN. P@pas, Mrs
NJ 4. Blakley- Mrs. ) Ohm Schaf. Mrs
W. J. Williams. Geo. Mai. Mrs. q w
Marshall, Henry Schneider. Alber
Saleen- J. C Stradal, Geo. Bauer
Mrs Chalk and Mrs. Keraus ha,
charge of the culinary department
Mrs. a. A Cockrell returned hon
from a visit t0 the old home in Hi
no2s "Wednesday night. She brough
home with her some apples from
tree which Uncle Jesse Cockren Sc
cUt over forty years ago, and the
certainly are some apples Mr.. Cock