Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-03-18
FRESH beef at Bakers. adv

! Now all together-R ahl Rah, Rah,
College Orphani
S. A. Folks of Bogue, is the new
night agent at the depot.
| For Registered yearling Gal
loway bulls J. g. Hixson. Adv If
Rev. and Mrs. Allison and Mr. and
Mrs Mattingly visited in PlainviIle,
Tuesday.
L. E. Steigelman, the Collyer black
smith. was pleasant caller at this
Office. Tuesday
Regular preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening
and at Ogallah in the afternoon.
A few cans of honey left Call at
this Office soon as it will not last
long. Same old price-6O lbs for So. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. f II. Burnham left
the first of the week for Oklahoma
City. Okla. to visit their son Walter.
The Farmers Union shipped four
cars OF fat hogs to Kans as City last
Tuesday paying S.. 25 TO 50 80 for
| them.
Mrs. Allen Toothaker returned to
her home Thursday evening after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Johnson.
Taken Up-1 red heifer calf Own
er can have same by paying for this
notice and feed bill. Addison Roun-
tree. Ogallab, Kan. Adv 1t
have several head of mares and
geldings, good size and ages, and a
few drivers for sale cheap. d. p.
Reade, Ogallah. Kan. ADV If
Harry Sprague is shipping his en-
tire grading outfit to Castle Rock,
| Utah, and will work on the q. Z. ex-
tension i'll the Unitah region of that
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Milholland en-
| joYed visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Seeley of Jewell City; also their
son, A. Milholiand, of Scottsville, the
first of the week.
Julius Hillman, the auctioneer, has
had at every sale a satisfied one. If
he can satisfy others why not you?
Terms reasonable. Make date at
World Office. so At Adv
The s year old son of Jacob Bauer
was severely kicked in the face by
horse last Friday at his home south
of town. His right jaw was fractur-
ed. DR.. Jones attended him and the
| lad is getting along nicely.
Bob Kirk and w. 7. Littiechild
shipped each two cars of fat cattle to
Kansas City the first of the week and
they came within an ace of topping
the market. This speaks well for
Trego and Graham counties.
W. E. Baldwin, the cattle buyer,
| shipped out this week "a head of
breeding heifers to Winona; II head
to Cheyenne Wells, Col; 66 head of
Black Angus from Buffalo Park to
Manhattan.
Lawrence Lindsay of Bunker Hill,
Kan, mas succeeded Oscar Ostrum as
court stenographer for the 23rd Judi
cial district. Mr.. Lindsay is bright
and agreeable young man and will
make good. Mr.. Ostrum is now with
law firm of Beardsley s. Ostrum, law
yers, Russell, Kansas.
A large number of the merchants
or the town decorated their windows
in honor of Baby Week" Among
those which were very attractive
were S. J. Straw, Farmers Co-opera-
tive store, w. w. Gibson, Mrs. Moore,
A. P. Hinshaw s. Sons, e. A. Court
ney and A. S. Treger.
r. w. Blakely of Ogallah, accom-
panied by DIR. Funderburk of Monroe,
KY. were prominent visitors in the
city Wednesday. The doctor has
opened an office in Ogallah and comes
| highly recommended. He is a pleas
ant gentlemen to meet and we wish
him success in his business venture.
Read his ad. on another page
Next Sunday Rev. W. r. Woodward,
pastor of the Methodist church, will
preach=his closing sermon for the con-
ference year and VIII leave next
week TO attend the annual district
conference. Mr.. Woodward has held
the pastorate of this church over a
year having come from a Missouri
conference to the Kansas conference
In closing his years work il shows
that he has not been idle as there