Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-03-11
Fresh beef at Bakers. adv

Her Son. is some boy. Adv. 1tf.
One or Two fresh milk cows fol, sale.
H. Harlan. ADV 30
S. J. Straw made business trip to
Qninter the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Simp-
son, Wednesday, March s, 1861 son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Scanlon of
Route }. we're trading with our mer-
chants last Tuesday.
Chas. Downie, Robert Taugue and
Frank Purinton were down from Coll
yer last Tuesday evening.
A. C. Sellers has the foundation
laid for dwelling 26x3O on his lots
north of the Stephens property
A box social and hard time party
will be given at the Walker school
house on March 18th. Any one not
wearing old clothes will be fined.
Remember the Bohannans next
Thursday evening They present a |
musical program of great variety.
Tickets are on sale at Gibson's at 35
and p cents
Julius Hillman, the auctioneer. has |
had at every sale satisfied one. If
he can satisfy others why not YOU?
Ierms reasonable. Make date al. |
World office. 80 1t Adv
Mrs. Bert Greenwood returned home |
last Sunday after weeks visit with |
her parents in Smith county. Bert
met her at Edmond, Kans.. and the
trip was made by the auto route.
j. F. Gunckel of Kanorado, Kans.,
visited his sons Lee and Walter and
families the first Of the week He
IS helping his brother, Rev. Gunckel.
take care of his aged mother who is
an invalid.
For Sale-As l am unable to look
after this land, l will sell on most lib
eral terms the southeast quarter of
2l2-23 and northwest 9-14-22 Ad-
dress J. H. Oliver, Bronson, Kansas.
Adv l 1t
Should YOU or your child need
medical or surgical treatment of the
aye, ear, nose or throat, or REQUIRE
glasses, make date with DIR. NJ. Jaw
brown, Campbell building,) Salina,
ansss, or see him at the Penny
9ulnter Tuesday April IL. Adv.
Mr.. Sheffield and family of Indiana
have moved onto the James Best
farm on route ). Mr.. will farm
same having made arrangements to
use Mr.. Best's horses and farm imple-
nents
Mr.. Clyde North and Miss Grace K
Whitton of Riverside township were /
married by the probate Judge Friday
forenoon. Sheriff Altman treated [,
he newlyweds to dinner at the Trepo /,
House, and John Master acted chauff-
sr for the party, |,
Mrs. Mary Edwards of Araphoe,
Colo, has rented the room north of
Ponenberger' barber shop and has
opened a millinery store with an up- ,
'o-date line of millinery goods. All ,
he ladies in town and surrounding -,
are invited to attend her =
opening today Saturday.
NJ. r. Bennington, chief examiner of I
he naturalization department of the i
United States government, recently G
listed Dodge City, and there advised i
III persons who had taken out first a
naturalization papers to take out c
heir second as soon as possible, as in v
he event of war with our country,
hey might lose their property. as '
County News
1t is reported that the Union. Pa {
itic company are talking of abandon r
ng their ballasting of their road be- 4
tween Ellis and Oakley this year. 4
which they intended doing, because +
hey cannot get the men to do the 1
work.. 1t is said they cannot get the =
men to work on the track nor to work in | :
he gravel pit. 1t seems strange TO f
IS. Recently when in Kansas CITY 9
We were asked about twice in every | 9
block by good able bodied men for d
money so they could buy something to | i
at or place to sleep. These men \
we're plenty able to do the work, but .
hey would rather stay in the city and | {
'eg than leave it and live a decent r
Ellis Headlight +
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