Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-18

Fred Olson is reported to be on the
sick list.
VIM. Cox of 'Collyer came in Tues !
day for some election returns.
Fl. J. Simpson has some hay bought
and will price it right. Phone in your
order. ADV SO 2t
Robt. Kirk and Adolph Schwan-
beck shipped cattle from Voda for
Kansas City last Sunday.
A. D. Jellison and o. F. Golf bank
ers Of junction City, Kans., were bus
mess visitors here last Monday.
Wanted to Trade-A new surrey.
for 1900 or 400 lbs. mare. Must be
sound. See A. Nj. FinleY.-Adv 81
Reserve seats on sale at the Trego
Mercantile Co.'S store for the Morey
Stock Company Monday night.-Adv
w. G. p. Rhoades buyer for the
Farmers Union reports four cars of
hogs and two cars OF cattle last Mon
day.
John Harder of Bushong, Kans.,
and G. w. Sloan of Americas, Kans
were in the city last Monday on bust
ness.
Lost Winchester p rifle between
Smoky Hill river and Wa-keeney.
Finder please leave at this office
Adv 1t
Mrs. w. r. Johnson of south Ora
ham county is in Denver for
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
James Witt.
Lost-Canteen charm during fair
on fair grounds Finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at this office. 1t
is keep sake.
Protect your radiator with a Gordon
Radiator and Hood cover for any
make of car. For sale at chickering's
garage.-Adv SO
J. A. Kaufman and Grandpa Hobbs
of the st. Peter neighborhood were
in town last Friday and made this
Office a pleasant call.
Lost-During the /. W. W. parade
II gauge Winchester repeating shot
gun with recoil pad on stock. Leave
at this office. Adv. 50.
There will be box supper and pro-
gram at the Pioneer school house on
Tuesday, November %, 1916. Every
body invited. Miss Delta Keyser,
teacher.
o. L. Cook recently purchased a
thoroughbred trotting filley from
Paul Huyke OF Topeka She is a
decendent of Peter the Great and one
of the highest bred animals in the
state.
Col. w. A. Eppler of Ellis was in
the city the fist of the week looking
after his business affairs The Col.
is rapidly recovering from recent
operation for appendicitis and will be
as good as new in a short time.
| For sale at manufacturers COST
An Empire cream separator $50 lbs.
capacity, new saddle and bride and
Given More Power washing ma
chine and new One Minute Tanning
mill. See me before its too late. "A.
| NJ. Finiey.-Adv. 81
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Union Pacific surveying department
| who are working on The SaHna-Oak-
ley branch taking the physical valua-
tion OF that stretch of road. Day is
one of Wa-keeney's bright young
men and will make good.
/ Guy DeBoer has the foundation
completed for his ice plant. 1t is
located just south of the east eleva-
tor and will have a capacity of si1
tons per day. Guy has contracts &c
isupplv Collyer and Ogallah besides
the city.
John Evers has returned to hi.
home after few weeks in town un
lder the care of DIR. Jones. 1t wa:
necessary 10 remove one OF his great
but at this writing is getting along
nicely.
Elmer Pearl reports that every
thing sold well at his sale on last
Tuesday. For instance I cow sole
for s7S, 2-year old heifers at S6i.5'
each, / mare at $3.50 and a 2-year ole
mare at s215. Other stock sold il
proportion. Elmer will leave Thurs
day evening for Sterling, Ill.,, his olt
home for two weeks visit His sis
ter, Miss Nellie will leave at TIL
same time for visit with relative
at Marysyille. kanS.
To the LOYAL Friends all over tn
district who worked SO faithfully TO
my success, shall be under lastin
obligations. Personally, to have m
friends disappointed is of. far NOR
concern than my own defeat. In al
political contests, one side or the oth
err must 20 down TO defeat, and m
long experience in business has taugh
me to be good loser / hope all NJ
friends will join me in the desire tina
the recent election will rebound [
the honor, the peace and the glory Q
our common country-Otis l. Benton