Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16
smo ked meats at Bakers. adv

Smo ked meats at Bakers. adv
Pure home Made Lard at Bakers.
Hog Day, TUESDAY, December 26u h.
W. T. Littlechild went to Kansas
City on business last Tuesday.
Ford car for sale: in good condition.
j Inquire at this office. Adv. Al 81.
Wanted-Plain sewing. Anna E.
Hoover, Wa-Keeney. Adv. Al 2u
D. M. Burns and son of Quinter
motored over to this city Wednesda y.
A few more butter customers
wanted. Phone ]. W. Bingham 16s.
See the wa-Keeney Clothing Com
pany for that new suit or overcoat or
anything for the man or boy. Adv.
E. A. Rae, lawyer, of Hays was
here on legal business last Tuesday
and was pleasant. caller at this
Office.
Sheriff Altman took young man
to the reformatory at Hutchinson
| Monday. The lad was accused of
burgfarizing store at Collyer.
The thermometer registered at
| even zero last Monday morning after
light fall of fine snow during the
night. Some real overcoat weather.
Charley Chaplin jr (?) was here dur
| ing this week looking this territory
over presumably in the interest of
some moving picture film concern.
Joe Razak and family of Cohyer
were trading visitors in the city
Wednesday. Joe dropped in and set
the World ahead for another year.
| W. O'Toole of Collyer township
and a pioneer settler of Trego County
settled with the county treasurer last
Tuesday. He made this office pleas
ant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos- O'Toole and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marshall were up
from Franklin township last Tuesday
shopping, paying taxes and visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. n. Benson left
Monday evening for Topeka to be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Yetter
for few days. Chas. will attend the
County Clerks convention during that
time.
Mrs Lizzie Jacobs, widow of late
J. p. II. Jacobs, late of Glencoe town
e ship, appeared in Probate Court last
1 Monday and was appointed guardian
= of her minor children, Bernhard
e Jacobs, Veronica Jacobs, Regin;
Jacobs, Helen Jacobs. Mary Jacobs
William Jacobs, Dorothy Jacobs
s Frances Jacobs and Bertha Jacobs.
& Five places of business were enter
e ed by burglars last Saturday nigh
y and considerable money and propert
|. taken. An automobile was stolen a
r Oakley last week and a, Ford stolel
# at Colby Monday night of this week
a There seems to be gang of thi
= class of thieves operating in thes
N parts and the officers should get busy
l. John Thomas, the genial cashier a
the depot for the past several month
= has secured position as manager c
n the Farmers Union elevator at Col
- Iyer succeeding Manager Black, VIII
= will take another station. Mr.. Thon
= with satisfaction for the railroad
knows how to treat the public an
will make good in Coilyer.
The officers of the Farmers In
!, stitute of Trego County have decide
= to include in their program this yea
Judging contest on horses for th
: boys There will be two classes:
class to consist of High School STUD
ents B. class country school boy:
n between the ages of IA and Is. Fou
as cash prizes will be offered in eac
ne class, but there must Dc, two or mol
p entries in each class. At the SAN
IN time. the domestic art class {
re the High School and the Sewing Coz
ne test Clubs will have their work G
I'd exhibition Cash prizes will be ole
ed for this work also.