Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-29

Farmers. Remember Monday. Jan
uary 51st. IS hog DAY.
Miss Lillian Chalk OF HAYS spent
Sunday with home folks
Takeu up Four horses, at NJ. W
Mason's. southeast OF town.
Attorney E A. Eea Of Hays was in
town Wednesday on legal business.
New assortment of IDEAL Water
man Fountain Pens at Treger> 5. adv.
A P Hinshaw made a business
trip TO Ness City, the first of the
week
Miss Georgia Vermond of Hays was
a guest OF Mrs. Al. Heyl the tirst OF
the week
p Keraus, the expert plumber,
made a business trip to Quinter,
"Wednesday.
County Attorney E. c. Flood was
up from Hays last Monday attending
to legal business.
a. E Trip has purchased the Por-
onto residence property occupied by
Chase Wilson and family.
The Good VIII society will me et
with Mrs. J. j. Keraus next Wednes-
day afternoon. There will be work.
j. ". Phares returned home Tues
day from Kansas City, Kans.. where
he attended federal court as a petit
juror.
Their viii be a masquerade ball
at Collyer. Kansas. Saturday evening
January 18th. Everybody invited
Adv - II.
For. sale-6O- acres OF cornstalks
and 10 acres Of sorghum in shocks.
Jack Shrader, Beunakamp farm on
Saline. adv IS
On last Monday baby girl was born
to Mr. ana Mrs Ralph Pierson. All
are doing nicely and Ralph is smiling
broader than ever
Captain Northup. of the Salvation
Army, with headquarters in Kansas
City, was in, town Monday soliciting
from our business men for the good of
the army.
E. NJ and Grant Wagner shipped
q couple cars Of cattle to Kansas
City Sunday morning. John Nor
cross also shipped car load on the
same train.-Ellis Headlight.
The World is celebrating Kansas
18th birthday by issuing ten pages
and magazine supplement- We be-
leiye iH being patriotic standing for
the good old state first, last and all
the time.
j. r Cooper has sold the NJ. T.
Griggs estate farm near Wallace to
NJ C. Williams, of Trego county. and
was here yesterday closing up the
deal which, was made though the Pro-
bate Court--Sharon Springs Times.
On Wednesday evening Meressa
Thompson gave her entertainments
at the Garden Theater under the au-
spices Of the Locust Club. Miss
Thompson is 4 reader of rare ability
and her hearers highly appreciated
her rendering of +-Rebecca of Sunny
Brook Farm" Despite the fact that
the night Vas stormy and cold a good
crowd was present and the club ladies
cleared a very nice sum for their
treasury.
On Monday. January 9th, the mem
bers Of the Trego County Cooper
ative association held their second
annual election at the Court House.
1t was the largest crowd in town
since the TIego county Fair last fall
and the court room was packed. Bus
iness was transacted and at its close
the following officers were elected for
the ensueing year J. NJ. Rinker.
PRESIDENT W. c. p Rhoades. secre-
tary and treasurer j. f. Miller and
S 5 Long of Collyer and Jim Zeman
Of Noda directors W. c. P Rhoades
was chosen delegate to represent the
at the state convention
February 1sr at Topeka Photograph
er Bean grouped the crowd in front |
Of the cooperative store where he
took picture of them. Mr.. Bean
makes especially fine group pictures.
Early last Saturday morning Mrs.
w. S Harrison of Hays died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs E. A.
Rea- of that city. Mrs Harrison had
,een in failing health for the past