Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-09


Money to loan See E. d. Wheeler ad
Pure home Made Lard at Bakers
Colonel Eppler was up from Ellis
last Sunday.
a w. Mall of Collyer traded and
paid taxes here Monday
Joe Haibleib Of Riverside was paw
ing taxes here Tuesday.
Mrs A. NJ. Finley came down from
Kit Carson, Colo last Sunday.
Phone J. w. Bingham for fresh
butter. Number 16S. Adv. It.
Wanted-A few regular butter Gus
TONERS. J. W. Bingham. adv. 1t.
Taken up-Stray pig, weight about
6o lbs. w. III. Novis, phone 76.-Adv.
Wanted - Boarders and rcomers.
Terms reasonable. Inquire at this
office.
J. c. Sparks of Hill City was in
town THURSDAY and made this office a
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold of north
OF Ogatlaf were trading in the county
capital last Wednesday.
w. B. CIPHER was up from River
side township last Monday and called
on the editor Call again.
Ran Rohr bacher purchased a Model
rs Overland auto from Clyde Poffen-
berger the first of the week.
For Sale or Trade-Six horse Weber
gasoline engine, in good repair. Jas.
Pugh. Browneil, kan.-Adv 80 At
Lost - valuable Ottawa robe.
Finder will leave it ar this office and
receive reward from John Ivan..Adv
Chas Rogers and Franz Hoobler of
WILCOX we're in the city last Satur-
day and were pleasant callers az this
office.
West Rauch and Louis Mollenkamp
or the southwest Smoky neighbor-
hood were county seat visitors the
first of the week.
A. T. Carlton and little son Alvin
Thomas were up from Glencoe last
Monday and made this otfice pleas
ant call. Mr.. Carlton attended the
''ooin's'' at HAYS Tuesday.
Bob woodward of Graham county
was in town Wednesday and made us
very pleasant call. He infor ms US
that he hau rented the Shelton ranch
and will move onto same in the near
future.
California had nothing on Kansas
for nice weather during the past two
months and the weather still contin-
ueS ideal. One scarcely realizes that
Christmas is almost here at least by
the weather.
Chas. W. Deacon, representing the
" Ci = CttIHdlCI LlilcOti pc COI1 pdIl1 -Ol
New FORK City, was i'll the city Tues
day forenoon and made this office a
business call He left on the jitney
to attend Governor Day at Hays
Thomas Porter and Miss Stella
Charlton of Weskan, Kan, were mar
ried Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
at the home of Hays Porter, Rev.
man. and says it was his first colored
wedding.
Dad" Oliver, representing the Gen.
tral-Topeka Paper com pany, called
On the printers last Wednesday after
noon. Dad" was feeling gay as he
lost several tens on Hughes, and
said the money was well spent as this
was the first time in his life that he
lost an election bet.
time residents of this place, and we'll
remembered by all of our old time
readers, has a big case pending in the
first district of the federal court of
Kansas, where she has brou. hit suit
against w. r. West also RENE mbered
by our readers as a big speculator, for
ten thousand dollars which she claims
was money loaned him and which he
refuses to pay back. Two lawyers
one from Manhattan and the other
from Kansas City, Mo. were here
last Saturday taking dispositions in
lItC SdSC- lie III Lie CASE.
Miss BEEN. lives at Sulphur Springs,
ARK, and the defendant, West. lives
at Manhattan.
Last Saturday night the Cambridge
Players, the third number on the w.
ceum entertainment course drew a
large audience at the court house
The company presented two plays a
short comedy and Shakespeare's LAS
You Like It." In commenting on
the Shakesperian drama il is indeed
a difficult matter for opinion differ so
widely and while a presentation from
Shakespeare is an exception rather
than the rule in small town we feel
thai the Cambridge Players gave an
unusual entertainment and that the
talent was extraordinarily good. The
disadvantage of inadequate stage set
ling must be taken into considera-
ton but in spite of these drawbacks
the entertainment for its kind was
the best ever presented in Wa-Kee-
i ney-