Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-27
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Fresh porK at Bakers adv

Mrs Kay UHord and son spent laS1
Tuesday with relatives in Ellis.
For Sale-Kafir corn seed, , years
old. Charles Spitznaugle adv IL If
Mrs John Zimmerman and daughte,
visited relatives in ANNAPOLIS and
Salina this week
r. 1 Pickering and family are
domdeiled in the old G. l. VeIbeck
honse vacated by j. F. Jones.
(, Rev. FinklebindeF preached TO a
congregation at the Gibbs Grove
school house last Sunday afternoon.
Lost-17 jewell, gold case EIgin
watch with fob. Return to this
office and receive reward. Adv 10 p
The Good VIII society will serve a
p cent dinner in the building north
OF Hinshaw's store on Decoration day
Joe Halbleib was us up from his
big ranch in Riverside township last
Tuesday and made US friendly call.
l. E. Benson, says I have run
good many different makes of headers
and like Johnston best Of all
They are The lightest running,
strongest and most durable machine
70 its looks l nave ever used ADV.
i T. Purcell was a Topeka visitor
The middle of the week
Phone Straw's Furniture store for
Hagel The piano tuner. Adv II.
Piano Tuner Hagel is IN The city
this week at SIraw's Furniture Store.
Lou Gleason and Grandma Ashcroft
were over from Hity over Thursday
night.
Mrs Chas 1ngiis, a sister OF Mrs.
T. B. Hays, arrived last week from
Milwaukee, Wis.
q. W. Mall was down from Collyer
township last Monday and paid us
an appreciative visit
Collie Inglis was called to James
vile. Wis, Wednesday evening by
the illness of mis- father.
Peter DeBoer is laid up with a dis
located shoulder blade caused by an
accident last Tuesday evening.
". Hubelek, one of the prosperous
farmers of Ogallah township, was in
the city Monday and paid US a friend
ly call.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Christie of
Pierre, s. D., visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Christie of route /
this week: - 49, =. 49, =!
: Otto Colborg, treasurer of River
side township, was county seat Wis
itor last Monday and paid us short
but pleasant visit.
Uncle John Hoover was up from
Franklin township over Wednesday
MI hit attending TO business matters
at the court house
Brick" Gibson is off duty with a
dislocated shoulder caused by being
dumped from a motorcycle one day
the first of the week.
Miss Betty Penny is laid up with
a sprained knee. DR.. Jones set the
injured member and she is holding
around the hotel as best she can.
Come to this Office for your sub
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Charley Brown, the genial porter
at the Penny Hotel, is walkiDcd
Iewe1ry shop. He called at the office
Thursday and wanted to sell us four1
of different makes. He
must be collecting them to start
curiosity shop.
Pursuant 10 call of the chairman.
W F. King, the pFogressives met at
he court house last Saturday. W.
+. King was elected chairman and
lohn McNaOs hson. secretary The
GLOWING delegates were elected to
lstend The state convention which
net at Topeka last Tuesday W.
? King, W. G Baker and Mrs.
". G. Baker
Last Monday afternoon at I-3O the
Common School commencement was
leld art the court house. The room
vas crowded until standing room was
carcely available. The class consist
ng of some thirty or more in num-
'er occupied the platform that hadt
'een prepared for the occasion. Thei