Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-02-26

Ray Ufford spent the week in Kan
sas City on business.
Remember if you want photographs
have sittings made now. Adv. 40
Blind Boone and company will be
in Wa-Keeney, Wednesday, March /.
LOST pair of new blue overalls.
34x33. Finder please leave at this
office. Adv. 1t.
Postmaster Lofstead was up from
Ogallah last Monday renewing old
acquaintance.
Mrs Jane Burns was up from Ogal-
iah last Saturday and paid US an ap-
preciated visit.
Ira Hobbs of St Peter was in the
city last Saturday and made this
office a pleasant call
Postmaster Keraus and Joe Papas
attended the Dem crat banquet last
Monday night at Topeka
Chas. Mason of Dodge City. is
spending the week with his brother,
NJ. w. Mason. and family.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
the Gabe Garrett stock company gave
shows to well filled~houses at the new
Garden theat ter
Report has it that our old friend
b. E. Grimm of Bryan, Ohio, is head
ed this way as he is negotiating for
real estate over near Morland
Prof. Niesley was in Hays last Sat
uraay attending to business relative
to the Golden Belt Educationa! assoc
iation meeting to be held in March
w. E Baldwin sold 81 mead of fine
heifers TO j. G. Miller of Driftwood,
Okla, last Wednesday, Mr.. Miller
will ship them 10 his ranch in Okla
hOma.
> There will be box social at the
Adair school house, district Is. on
Friday evening. March Il, 1916 All
are invited. Jane Schimkowitsch,
teacher.
Sheriff Tom Hinshaw of Clay
county, visited with his brother. A.
p Hinshaw and family last Monday
to see him.
Uncle John Hoover at one time one
of the old settlers of Franklin town.
ship, but now making his home with
j. G. Milholland, made this office a
pleasant call Thursday afternoon.
The library committee request that
all of the books belonging to the
travelling library be at the library
by March 4th as there will be new
set by that time and those on hand
must be returned. Librarian. II.
The fine spring like weather con-
tinues without break. Last Sunday
is said to be the warmest day ever
recorded in February in the state of
Kansas. Local fishermen are BEGIN
ming to show signs of restlessness.
Rev. E. D. Beason is holding revival
meetings near Park, Kansas, this
week. Heiwrites, The meetings are
grand success, the power of God is
in the meetings and souls are being
saved
VIM. Law & Son moved their livery
outfit from the Osterkamp barn into
the Joshua Croft stable last Monday
where they will run livery, feed and
sale stable. Read their ad in anoth-
er column.
When you need an auctioDeer see
Julius Hillman. Terms reasonable.
He'll satisfy you. Every sale a salts
factory one up to date. Try him and
let him show you. Sc him or get
terms at World office. Adv 80 1T
Mrs. Steinberger gave a recital at
her studio last Saturday afternoon at
which the following students took
part: Clay Fritz, Mary Mason. Olga
Schimkowitsch, Luretta Hixson.
Edith Mason, Edith Sprague. Judd
Benson and Myrtle Schwanbeck.
r. H. Burns of Plainville. was in
the CITY THU sday. Mr. b. had
number of land buyers with him who
were looking at Trego county dirt
with view of purchasing some of it.
If you want to sell your land write
R. Ell. Burns, Plainville, Kansas.
The biggest sale and the largest
crowd in the history of Graham
county was pulled of at the old B. E.
Grimm ranch on the Saline last Mon
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