Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-03-18

house Call at this office Adv 3lt
1 have some low rate. long time
money TO loan on land John F.
Jones--Adv 5 st
Wanted Family washing. Lille
Davis--Adv 3 2t
+ Hays Porter, plasterer All work
guaranteed Adv 1t
Z, c. Larson of Collyer was busi-
ness visitor here last Monday. ;
The College Orphan is one of the
best Thursday specials. 1t isa story
of college boys and rls and has
mixture of comedy and drama Don't
miss it.
For Sale Alfalfa and prairie hay
from $500 10 $3.50 per ton loose or
baled. Scales on ranch. 500 ash posts.
No=sphone- W. ]. Shelton. R. f. d.
No. B.. Wa-Keeney, Kan. 80
Mrs. Henry Starr of Abilene, was a.
guest at the A. P. Hinshaw home the
first of the week. Mrs. Starr resided
in Trego county about thirty years
ago near Banner and noticed the
wonderful development of Trego
county.
Read the page ad. of the Chevrolet
Motor company in this issue This
is one of the best cars on the market.
Owing to the extraordinary big sales
on this car oul shipment has been de-
layed but the company promised to
supply US soon then prospective buy
ers will have chance to see the best
| car for the money.
The following out of town lawyers
attended court this week: f. D. Turk,
J. Q. Savers, Hill City; David Ritch-
lie, Salina; A. d. Gilkerson, E. A
Rea. Carl Holmquist, ]. P. Shuts, e.
G. Flood, Hays; James Nolin, Ellis;
b. Voglegesang. Russell: J. r. Par
sons, Quinter.
The NJ. f. Aid society will serve
25 cent supper in the basement of the
court house, Tuesday evening, March
81, from 500 to ZOO. Every body cor
daily invited. The annual election
of officers will occur at the same
place at & o'clock sharp. All MEM
berS are requested to be present.
G Fl Benson announces his candi-
dacy for denomination for the office
of county clerk at the August pri-
mary Mr. Benson is too we'll known
to need an extended write up All
who have transacted business in the
Office know how obliging, painstaking
and efficient he is and that he pos
sesses all of the qualities necessary to
make satisfactory official in this
capacity Mr. Benson has run this Of
fee in a manner that has been highly
pleasing to the people of this county
and his kindly and obliging attitude
toward all the patrons of the Office
have won him many staunch support.
ers that will doubtless see that he is
again returned to the office
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. L.
Larabee and Mrs. A. ii. Blair enter
tanned at a thimble party at the home
of Mrs. Larabee. A very pleasant af-
ternoon was spent in a social way
while engaged in needle work and
the introduction of the County
Fair" kept things from getting the
least bit dull. Delicious refreshments
were served in two courses. The in
vited guests were: Mesdames o. "a.
Cortright, 81. T. Kline, w. Wollner >
HI. Long, o. w. Lahman, S. J. Straw,
J. III. Heckma1, W. Baker, c. r.
Hille, F. D. Wonner, E. Swiggett, II.
S. Givler, j. J., Keraus. D. B. Kraus,
]. d. Lynn, r. Ufford,- G. Hutchinson,
FL. Bacon. Britain, Stoner, B. Rog-
ers, r. Pierson, A. J. Heyl, f. NJ.
Morgan, f. III. Burnham, w. r.
Woodward. J. W. Spena, c. Steinber-
ger, EJas. Kelly, W. G. Olson, J. H.
Neisley, Hoisington, W. Gibson and
Misses Swiggett, Kirby, McClaury,
Courtney, Mckee aud Philbrook
Last Sunday evening Mrs. W. T.
Littlechild died at her home on the
Saline northwest of town after a
brief illness caused by pneumonia
She was a woman whose kindness
reached out in helpfulness about her
until life became blessing to those
within her influence. She was a true
and devoted wife and mother ever do
ing her part to make life pleasant for
others. It is ever difficult task to
pay lifting tribute to the good
wives and mothers who pass out into
the great beyond. Their lives Il