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South Trego

Joseph Jackson is still confined to
the house. we wish him speedy re-
covery.
Fred Eichman sr is beautifing his
buildings with a fresh coat of paint
this week.
Some fine raj ms visited this locality
and they are a great Nbenefit to the
growing crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eichman jr.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John weidman.
A. e. Mckinley is digging new
we'll this week; Herman Hietman is
assisting him on the job.
Charles Hille is having a we'll put
down on section 20 in Wilcox town
ship william Law is doing the job.
Louis Honomichl sr. and Louis jr.
of wilson are remodeling the house.
of James Benisch this week.
Solomon Dienes is building a large
addition to Charles Spitznaugle's
house this week. Mr.. Dienes is No.
carpenter.
Mrs will Zimmerman of Russell is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas McKune; also her sister, Mrs.
Earnest Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson returned
from their eastern trip and report a
fine time. They made the trip in
their Buick car.
George Lehman made a business
trip to Russell, to bis fathers place,
and brought back a fine milk COW
which his father made him a present
Of
Messrs. Kristof, Owens and Adams
of Voda took supper with James
Benisch Tuesday evening. They
were in this vicinity writing hail
and accident insurance.
Last Thursday evening the ladies
of the NJ e. Sunday School gave a
banquet for the men of the Sunday
School. In contest for the lars est
attendance which just closed the men
won and as it was agreed that the
winning side should be treated to a
banquet the women made good and a
large crowd assembled in one of the
rooms of the kline building in which
two long tables were set and most
attractively decorated. Rev wood
ward was toast master for the even
ing and Miss weaver roast mistreS.
In the midst of the witty toasts,
roasts and stories the best of humor
prevailed and the evening was de-
lightfully spent. A two course supper
was served and every one says it was
one of the most pleasant and social
occasions the Sunday School has
enjoyed for a long time and all
agree that the contest was decided
success in every way.
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Voda

Mrs E E Grimm is, on the sick
list.
Some rains we had the latter part
of the week.
Ask Fred Schmidt how he likes to
ride on elelephants.
Several from around here took in
thee circus Monday at Collyer.
V. Malinowsky and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Frank Krhut.
Chas. Kristof returned home from
his southern trip Monday evening.
Pryce Owens and Mr. Evans made
a business tt ip to South Trego Tues
day.
Mr.. Evans, the AccidentaIiLif In
surance man was in this burg the past
week. IT
Mrs. john Vandewateri returned
home from Wilson after weeks visit
with home folks. 4
G. Westman of the Saline made a
business trip south of Coflyer Mon
day and Tuesday.
The q. P. has a force of men and
teams at Voda now shouldering and
balfasting the track.
Richard Owens is starting grove
on his ranch as he planted 1900 ever
greens and catalpas the past two
weeks.
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r. 50 -
E. Il wallace, the Ellis baker, was
in the city Tuesday.
AG raham county deputy sheriff
passed through wa-Keeney Thursday
with the Rice blackmailer enroute to
Lansing. kansas
L. S. Myerlv has recently installed
pump on the Montgomery farm in
South Trego- The pump is drawing
water from a depth of $50 feet nd
works perfectly.
s A trip out on the Saline last Tues
day was enjoyed bv the editor and in
our travels we met E. E. Grimm the
boss bridge builder of Collyer town
ship-yes of western kansas. He has
built four cemeiit bridges for Collyer
township lately and they are all good
substantial low bridges. He has just
finished a bridge and grade at the
Peek ford on the Saline. one of the
worst crossings in the county. and it
is one of the best jobs in the west.
The township owns a cement mixer
and other tools to make these bridges
and hires the men to do the work and
Grimm is the boss. In this way the
| township gets a good job and the
| monev goes to the taxpayers of the
neighborhood in which the work is
done. 1t would be well for the town
| ship officers of the different town
ships of Trego county to make a triL
to the Saline and inspect these
/ bridges
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COMMON SCHOOL GRADUArEs


The following is list of common
school graduates together with their
district, postoffice address and teacher.
Margart Acre l WaKeeney, J. A.
Winchester.
JUNE Blabb IS Ellis, Jane Schim-
kowitSch.
Rosie Brant.I4 Ogallah, George L.
Kirby.
Eugene Biakley l Wa-Keeney. J. A.
Winchester
Eunice Durham l Wa-Keeney, ]. A.
Winchester.
Page Campbell l Wa Keeney, J. A.
! Helen Vcass il Colryer,. Bette Bea-
son. :.,
Lena NJ Colborg 25 Ellis, Lillian
Cross.
Charlie Colberg % Ellis. Lillian
Cross. So
Mary Coen Banner. Merle Hit.
Reinhold Deutscher IL Ellis, Mag
gle Hit
Viola Dietrich Is Ellis, Jane Schim-
kowitsch.
Bertha Egger IL Ellis, Maggie Hit.
Ruth Feeney l Wa-Keeney, J.. A.
Winchester.
Clara Gibson l Wa-Keeney, j. "A.
Winchester
Margaret Hardman l Wa-Keeney,
J. A. Winchester.
Leo Harlan l Wa-Keeney, T. A.
Winchester.
Joe Hit Collyer, Faye Marcy
A llison.
Lester Hendricks | Wa-Keeney,
j. A. Winchester.
A Winchester
Virgie Holcomb l Wa-Keeney, J. A.
Russell Hoover l Wa-Keeney, J. A.
Winchester.
Cecilia Halbleib 40 Brownelf, Ida
Rogers.
Ray HiIlman 3 Ogallah, Joseph E.
Kellogg.
Elizabeth Hamburg AZ Ellis, Mar
Mile Hubalek Ogallah, Mayme
Biehler
Julia Hladek Collyer. Faye Marcy
Allison.
Don Inloes II Wa-Keeney, Bette
Beason.
Elvina Knutson So Wa-Keeney,
Edith Buhnerkemp.
Jose phine Krhut 46 Collyer, Rosie
Zeman.
Pearl Landers Is Ellis, Jane Schim-
kowitSch.
Clarence Lessor 48 Wa-Keeney, Elite
Delpha Lund 81 ogailah, Otis e.
OOddC
Hazel Lynn l Wa-Keeney, J. A.
Winchester
George Mayer 81 wa-Keeney, Delta
Keyser.
Mildred Meserve Al Ellis, Pearl
Wilson.
Nellie Musgraves 35 Ellis, Ethel
HinShaw-
Ray Musgraye So Ellis, Ethel Hin
shaw.
Robert Musgrave Ogallah, Joseph
E. Kellogg.
HAYDEN Morgan IS Aronld, Mrs. E.
Bert Nef p wa-Keeney, Grace
Carl Nelson 25 Ellis, Lillian Cross.
Edythe Nixon 40 Ogallah, Leona
Osterkamp.
Florence Oliver % wa-Keeney,
Ollie Neff.
Lama Pape IL Ellis. Maggie Hit.
Helen Papes % Wa-Keeney, Ollie
Neff.
Catherine Pickering 4s wa-Keeney,
Elite Marts.
Elsa Rucker, Wa, Keeney, Floy E.
Christy-
Eulah Rhoden Ogallah, Mayme
Biehler-
RalphlRiggs Banner, Merle Hit.
Mary Redmond Z Banner, Merle
Hit.
Myrtle Schwanbeck As voda, Rosie
Zeman.
Lydia Scherr 40 Voda, Rosie Zeman.
GraFdon Sellers / Wa-keeney, j. A
Winchester
Bessie simpson / Wa Keeney, j. 4
Winchester. i
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In the District Court of Trego County Kan
SaS.
Frank Schletzbaum. Plaintiff
The unknown heirs. devisees trustees and
esmes,3 OF E Edoflssa BoEers deceased
Bowers. as administrator of the estate of
Bowers. whose first name is not known 10
plaintiff. husband of said Florissa S Bow
ers IN her life time, and if he be dead, the
unknown heirs. executors. Administrators.
devisees, trustees and assigns of said -
Bowers. Defendants sstss
Said defendants and each and ALI of va,,-
and particularly the respective unknown
heirs executors. administratoEs. deyisees,
band in her life time of said FIor1ssa S. Bow
of the estate of said Frlorissa S. Bowers. de
ceased. the unknown heirs, deviseeS, trust
Bowers. formerly Florissa S. Cole: and
each of you are hereby notified that you
if. Frank SchIetzbaum in the above emit
tied cause and court; that said plaintiff filed
MS petition therein on the LIST day of May A.
= 1915 ana that you must answer the petit
ton tiled by the plaintiff aforesaid on or
petition will be taken as true and judgment
viii be rendered in favor of the plaintiff and
ing and decreeing that the plaintiff is the
owner in fee simple absolute to the following
described real property situate in the county
of Trego. and state of Kansas. and described
as follows to-wit:
9Th Principal Meridian. and further finding,
you have no right title. interest or estate
lien. mortgage or incum brance of any kind
OF. character. in to or upon said described,
and particularly finding. adjudging and de
creeing that cereain mortgage executed by
Harry r Hitchcock, single, to one FIoriSSa
S. Cole. later F'lorissa S. Bowers for the SUM
Of $1,000 and interest. and recorded in book
IL. page 100 of the real property records in
the once of the register of deeds in and for
said Trego county. Kansas. has been paid
and discharged and no longer constitutes a
lien upon said described lands or any.part
or tract thereof and forever barring and
eXCIQQ1lg
persons claiming by under or through you
or any of you therefrom and removing the
cloud cast upon the title of plaintiff in and
to said lands, and quieting the plaintiffs til
tie and possession in and to said lands
against each and all of you and all persons
claiming by under or through you or any of
you
Frank SchIetzbaum
Plaintiff
L T Purcell and P. Hayes
Attorneys for Plaintiff. :
Attest w. J Williams,
(SeaD Clerk District Court
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TT Purcellsmades. al business "trip
Co Grainfield Thursday.
c. L. Hartman spent most of the
week in Colorado on business
The Blue Front store took an
invoice of their stock this week
Homer Turpening went to HAYS
Thursday evening TO take the sights
in
Wv. j. SHELTON, was in from hi
tending TO business.
For Sale-Team of young mules
G God workers and gentle Call at
this office. Adv. l2tf-
Joe Lirtlechild's sale was we'll at
tended and good prices were paid for
everything especially che stock
Mrs. Amos McCollam and daughter,
OF Topeka, are visiting with her
mother, Mrs. W.T.. -Rhoades. and 9th
er home folks.
Capt A. ]. Johnson is confined to
his home with a sore foot Only
temporary Cap will be among his
friends again soon.
The Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church served a lunch
at the home of Mrs. J. G. Hixson last
Thursday afternoon
| Sam Lamoreaux bought a new
Pullman car from Earnest HiIlman
this week. They drove the car from
kansas city arriving Thursday.
Morris McAulliff of Salina. Pres
ident of Farmers Union of kansas
will address the Trego County Union
at the court House Saturday after
| noon.
Miss Caroline Hearting was taken
Ill Wednesday with an attack of gripp
/ and tonsilitieS at the home of e. S
Myerly- She is improved at this
| writing
Official statistics of Kansas show
that Irego county ranks first in the
size of families, its showing. is at
"a members average to each family,
Ellis county Is second with 81.
Trains l0l and 120 will not be put
on as stated last week. The railroad
| dope IS that the jitney will run from
kansas City to Denver making it a
local train between these two points
Il Our old friend Hugh TfdbaIl of
Coltyer township was a county seat
visitor last Thursday and made us "A
friendly call. He was a companfed
by his son-in-law ALT Parsons and
youngest SON.
The Collyer regular base ball team
encircied the Trego county high
school boys Thursday and zIpped
them to the sky by a score of 5 to O
The BARRIERS" pitching could not be
solved by the Officials bat breakers
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-20
The Adjustable Knife
Meeder
Knife
Patented by H. d. Clayton.
January IT, 1908

The Adjustable Knife Weeder
has been in use by the farmers of
Graham county during the past
fifteen years.
It's made to take one row. or
two rows, or three rows, the
first time over, on all crops plant
ed with the lister.
It is all steei and iron, except
the connecting plank.
1t is the lightest weeder made,
and also the strongest, built to
last life time
1t pulls lighter than any other
kind of weeder.
The knives can be adjusted to
any desired position.
The knives can be reversed,
doubling their usefulness.
The connecting plank rests on
rollers, at both ends, reducing
the side friction.
The weight of the driver can
be shifted to suit conditions
The steel runners are easily
replaced. if they should ever wear
out.
The W" hitch controls the
machine perfectly
It's open construction gives it
light weight.
Its complete system of braeing
makes it extra strong.
The knives can be kept sharp
cheaper than you can buy oil and
grease for wheels and dies.
It has no boxing nor spiudles
to wear out.
It does away with costly repair
bills.
It will get the weeds at any
stage of their grouth.
It does perfect work in heavy
weeds that no other weeder can
handle. =.
1t leaves the ground in the best
of condition for any succeeding
cultivation.
It does not throw the soil away
from the corn.
It does not pitch the dirt up to
the center of the ridge, and make
your horses lame to walk on it
the next time over.
It does not roll the dirt over
and over, to lose it's moisture in a
dry time.
1t leaves the row in better
shape, and the ridge in better
shape, than any other machine
made.
tits not only a weeder, but a
cultivator as well. Even if you
have no weeds, it will do~better,
work the first time over" than
any other machine.
It is the right thing in the
right place for the first time
over in all listed crops.
It was invented by Graham
county farmer fifteen years ago,
and now small factory, equipp-
ed with special machinery, is
making them at Hill City.
1t is manufactured and sold by
FL. d. Clay tony-Hill City, Kansas.
Write for prices and further in
fcrmatian adv II IT,
To trade for tractor or plows or
steam engine of equal value-4 room
house, 5 lots, barn, well, cave; located
at Topeka, Kans., good rental prop
osition- Address A e. Romary, Wa
KeeueE Kans AdF. l2-2t
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ACT QUICKLY


Delay Has Been Dangerous in Wa-keeney
Dothe right thing a { the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan'S
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Wa-Keeney evidence of
their worth
Mrs e. G. Sigler. Wa-Keeney, says:
81 had trouble with my kidneys. My
feet would become swollen and often
numb and it was hard for me to stand
for any length of time. Frequent
spells of dizziness also annoyed me.
/ read of local people telling of their
experience with Doan'S Pills and / got
some at w. w. GibSon'S Drug Store
They proved to be just what needed
They removed the swelling in my
limbs, the dizziness is thing of the
past and my condition is greatly inn
proved.
Price soc, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-geb
Doan's Kidney PiIIs-the same that
Mrs Sigler had Foster Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs George l. Verbeck writes from
Long Beach. CAL as follows: please
change our address of world to Sch
aghticoke, N we plan to leave
here this week; go to New Orleans;
cake the boat for New York City;
then up the FL udson to Albany, near
where we plan to spend part of the
summer with the Verbeck family
A bout September we plan to come TO
wa-Keeney, where we hope to meet
our dear kansas friends whom we
will never forget.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-20

Schuyler Spena L Wa-Keeney, j. A.
Winchester.
Archie Stanton 10 Wa-Keeney
Charlotte Taylor
Lucy TAYLOR Il Wa-Keeney, Susie
Acre.
Otto Mahlborg Is Ellis, Lillian
Cross.
Goodwin Wahlborg Is Ellis, Lillian
Cross
Eva Walker Wa-Keeney, j. A
Winchester
Horace Wynn IA OgaIlah, George L.
Kirby
Charles Wynn IA Ogallah, George l.
Kirby
Audria Zahn 80 Brownell, E. Whit
ton Wahlborg.
Bessie Simpson received the highest
grade "a IL, Mildred Meserve and
Clara Gibson each received "a, Mar
garet Hardman received 81 Sc anG
Mt1lie Hubalek received a grade of 81
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-20
CLOSING WEEK ExERcIsEs

Glass Sermon will be delivered Sun
day evening, May 21st by Rev w B.
Woodward in the High School aud
itorium-
All exercises of the week except the
Common School commencement viii
be held in the High School auditor
ium and will begin at $50 o'clock,
central time.
events in track and field for classes
A and B. All under 40 lbs being
classified as B. Any student of
Trego county is welcome. Alumni
Base Ball game at 2:30 p m.
Principals reception TO all High
School students and Alumni Fri
day evening, Nav 18th at his, home.
Tickets for class play ''Highbee of
Harvard" will be on sale at w W
Gibson's Drug store. Friday morning,
May 10Th.
COMMON SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
The Common School Condmence-
ment program will be given at the
court house, on Monday, May .. 1oI6,
at 1:30 p. m.
Graydon Sellers, Myrtle Sch anbeck 80 =
Inyocation REV. w. x. woodward
Address - VIM. A. McKeever
Prese e of Diplomas -----J H Messy ta eg
Benrdiction . Rev s L AI r1s an
Fairy Life''----------- $50 Joseph Gungle
HIGH SCHooE CHORUS
Invocation -------------
REV. S. l. ALLISON, D. D.
Address ---------- 'Life's TrinitieS
j. H. ENGLE
% Light. o Love, o Spirit PfaSuti
ALUMNI DOUBLE QUARTETTE
MISSES UFFORD, MARSHALL. ICELY, WEAVER
MESSRS- ACRE, kERAUS, KELLOGG. BEASON
f. PRES ENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
The Morning Ra mbIe' ----------G. A. Vezie
MISSES BRADDY AND YEWELL
MESSRS. BEASON AND NIESEEY
REV. w. r. WOODWARD
GRADUATES
william John Galloway
Grace Icy Hamm
Paul Frank Hancock
Sophie Louise HarrieS
Caroline Margaret Hearting Y
Albert Ferdinand Krhut
Mildred LeSoySky
Ella Mary Marcy
Myron Benjamin NieSley
Hester Morris Nixon
Gladys Mary Riggs
Fred wallace Riggs
Ralph Charles Simpson
Blanche Ellen Smith
Marjorie Belle Yewe4l
Lillian Frances Zen1an
First Honors x Second Honor. K
Read Persons Sultatorium'S liberal
offer in this issue
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For Sale-I Perfection 3-burner oil
stove with oven. G. FL. Benson, Wa
Keeney. Kan. ADV 4 tf
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To trade for tractor or plows or
steam engine of equal value-4 room
house, 5 lots, barn, well, cave; located
at Topeka. Kans.. good rental prop
osition Address A e. Romary, Wa
Keeney, Kans- Adv. 12-2t-
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For Sale Two good houses. one
half down, balance one to three years
time. Inquire at this Office. AZ t.
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Publication Notice

(F'frst published in the western Kansas
World. May 6. 1879
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-20

Read Persons sUtatorium' s liberia
offer in this issue
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The Collyer regular base ball team
encircied the Trego county high
school boys Thursday and tipped
them to the sky by a score of 5 to O.
ME BARRIERS" pitching could not be
solved by the 'sofficiaIs" bat breakers
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-17
Ito be continued)

Notice is hereby given. that a suit
in attachment has been instituted in
the county court of Polk county,
Florida. by &. G. Wilson against Ed
Spencer. who is a resident of Eaton
Rapids. Michigan. and that the writ
of attachment issued in said cause
was On the 9Th day Of August. 1916.
levied by the sheriff of Polk county.
Florida upon the following real es-
tate situate, lying. and being in Polk
county, Florida, to-wit:
Lots Z and is, Block o. DiXieland
addition to Lakeland. as same ap-
pears on the revised map of the Car
ter-Deen Realty Company in the Of
flee of the clerk of the circuit court
Polk county. Florida.
The said defendant, Ed Spencer.
and all other persons Interested. are
therefore required to be and appear
in the said cause at the office of the
clerk of the county court of Polk
county, at Barlow. Florida, on or be-
fore October End, 1916, else iudg-
ment will be rendered in said cause
against the said defendant by de-
Lone and ordered at Barlow. Flor
ida. this 9Th day of August, A. ID.
J. A. JOHNSON.
5785-Copy County Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-17
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nynaston, called back to earth
'Oohed up and nodded.
Bring EN- all up in front O, NV
tent, sergeant"
me three pack mules, tired and up.
STUNNED were led up and their packs
pecanted in front of the tent where
dorothy and Mrs. Fame sat in inter,
ested observation.
mere ought to be guns an re.
Voivers an ammunition" commentad
hynaston. Button! Button, WHO'S
80. the button? wonder what they've
eot packed away in those apareios >
ne soon found out for under the
qulet orders Of the sergeant the guards
shpped the packs and opened them
u, 'front.' OF the wondering eyes of the
little group.
l thought at least we would find
mat the arms manufacturers of the
country had shipped rifles and pistols
20 tnem across the border" comment.
gu hynaston. And | find nothing.
absolutely nothing. A petate-sleep.