Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-15
Money to loan. See E. D. Wheeler ad

Money to loan. See E. d. Wheeler ad
For Sale-50 pigs. Jim Feeney,
route l, phone los Adv As
W. w. Gibson commenced putting
up 10 inch ice Friday morning.
Myron Niesley has been laid up the
past TWO weeks with rheumatism
Adna B. Jones, jr. has an attack of
measles but is reported getting along
nicely.
Tom O'Toole and wife of Franklin
township were visiting in the city
Tuesday.
Wanted-Two or three unfurnished
rooms by February lst: no children.
Inquire al this office.
Train Ne. lO3 has been late nearly
every night this week caused by the
cold weather and heavy traffic.
Postmaster j. J. Keraus attended
the Implement Mems convention at
Kansas City the first of the week.
The Photo Studio will be open on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of each week.-Adv 35 If.
For Sale-The east half of section
| 10, township IA, range %. Make Of
fer TO World, Wa-Keeney, Kan. Adv
w. w, Allen of Stockton, was in
the city Tuesday. Mr. Allen was
| looking after his land interests south.
west Of town.
| Alfred Greenwood came over from
Ness City last Monday and spent the
week with his brother, Bert Green
wood and wife.
Fred Cross, cashier of the Citizens
State Bank of Ellis, was in the city
last Tuesday on business. He made
as pleasant call.
Remember the Meressa Thompson
entertainment on the evening of Jan
Uary 70 az the Court House. 1t pro-
misses 70 be a treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Whitton autoed
from Hin CITY last Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs Whitton's mother,
Mrs. G. 7. Galloway.
KNIFE Rogers and son, Charles, OF
the Cedar Bluffs neighborhood, were
in the city last Tuesday attending to
business at the court house.
Sheriff al Robinson and Frank
Stout Of Hays were in the city last
Saturday. They had been TO st. Pet
er and were on their way home.
The annual meeting of the Tregc
II County Cooperative Association will
be held at the court house in Wa.
Keeney, on Monday, January p, 1916
W. E. Baldwin sold and delivered
a car Of fancy red cattle at the stock
yards last Monday. They were ship
ped TO eastern Kansas for breeding
purposes.
Lost - Between Wa-Keeney and
Riverside school house a package OF
laundry. Finder please leave at the
World Office or notify Frank Porter.
Ellis, Kansas route ADV. A
e. Z. Rarger returned home Tues
day morning from two weeks visit
| with his daughter, Mrs. Lew Strain, at
Little Sioux Iowa. He reports the
weather there about the same as
here.
i b. F. Binder, the boss carpenter.
has just finished a barn for Chas.
/ Spitsnaugle southwest of town the
Dimensions of it are SKIP feet This
makes two good barns on the Splits
naugle homestead. Charlie believes
in taking good care of his stock
Thos. Feeney. the expert brick lay
err was down to Victoria last Satur-
day and Monday laying brick for the
Baker Construction company who are
building a big brick garage He
came home Tuesday evening on ac-
coan- of the cold weather delaying
the work
M and Mrs. High Hudson of the
Blue Ribbon neighborhood are en-
joying visit from his father. John
Hudson, of Orifino. Idaho. This is
the first meeting of father and son in.
thirty eight years. Mr. Hudson is an
old soldier He dug the first town
wen IN Wa-Keeney. Mrs Sarah Rey-
nolds Of St Marys, Kansas. an aunt
of Mr. Hudson's. is also visiting at
his home This is their first meeting
in fourry-four years