Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-06-24

| clyde Pohenberger and family NOV
ed into their new home last Wednes-
day.
Harvest hands are beginning to ar
rive The harvest will begin about
July 1st.
Jos Hladek ST. and son, John, or
Collyer were in town on business last
Wednesday.
| John MuIlholiand and Louis Lar
sen of Collyer were in between trains
last Wednesday.
Frank Pedrogo and wife are occupy
| ing the Chas. Sellers house in the
east part of town
Audley Croft sustained a broken
shoulder by being du mped into a
ditch by fractions horse last Satur-
day.
Adolph Schwanbeck was on the
Kansas City market this week with
a car load of fat steers and one of
hogs.
| Miss Georgia Allison returned Mon
day from ST. Louis and will spend the
summer with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs E A. Reynolds re-
turned this week from Grant Pass,
Oregon and will make Trego County,
their future home
Mrs n. A. Knudson returned from
Clay Center Tuesday evening where
she had attended the funeral of her
| mother Mrs Hedburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Triplett form
erly of Glasco but now of Denver,
Colo, visited with his parents in this
county during this week.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Frank will be grieved 10 learn of her
Iserious illness at Hays She was re-
moved to the hospital this week
Dan Mcknight of Banner was
city visitor Wednesday. He has COM
pletely recovered from an injury re-
ceived in runaway some time ago.
Bert Berger, a merchant of Collyer,
died suddenly at that place last Sat
urday evening. The remains were
sent to Russell, his former home, for
burial.
The bad and unhealthful condi-
lions of the stock yards in the city
are being overlooked by the author
tiles. A suggestion to the railroad
company might bring results
The State Dairy Commissioner will
hold an examination in the court
house in Wa-Keeney- on Tuesday,
II oil
final and temporary permits for samp-
ling or testing cream
Mrs. Dan Ockerman and daughter,
Miss Irene, of Red Oak, Iowa, were
guests at the Olson home last SUM-
/ day They stopped on their way
home from California. Mrs. Ocker-
man is sister of the late W. G. Oh
son.
Sunday, June 18th, the Rt Rev. S.
NJ Griswold, Bishop of the district
of Salina, viii officiate at the Church
. of the Heavenly Rest. Morning pray
er, holy communion and sermon at IL
a. n. a cordial invitation extended
to all.
Notice-Extra special price will be
made on all Balm wagons in stock up
to July l, 1916. Don't fail TO see me
when you come in for it will be to
your interest. Blue Front Imple-
ment House, a NJ. Finley, manager.
Adv. is.
On account of various reasons best
known to ourselves and customers
there will be an extra special Undue
ing prices put on all wagons at our
place of business until July /, 1916.
Blue Front Implement House, A. NJ.
Finley. manager. Adv 16-
She washed her skirt in gasoline,
And then she up and pressed IL.
What followed smashed her empty
bean.
But then, she might have guessed
il.
Fire MarshaI7s Bulletin
During the storm last Sunday
night lightning struck Frank Ze-
mans barn southwest of town tear
ing out one end almost completely
His two sons were asleep in the barn
but fortunately in the opposite end
from the one damaged.
A very distressing and fatal ac.i-