Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-08
Clean up week April IL to p.


See John G. Rae next Tuesday. Adv
Elmer E. Tilton was down from
CoIlYer. Wednesday.
Al Wilkinson was up from his
ranch on the Smoky the first of the
week.
Theodore johnson was in from
Riverside township tast Monday on
business.
Money TO loan on Trego county land.
Any amount. Low rates. Easy terms.
Jno. f. Jones. Adv 1T
Lost-On the ST. eets of wa-Keeney
last Friday-gold mounted fountain
pen Leave at this Office and receive
reward. Adv II
The universal favorite of all, those
who love to laugh, John G. Rae will
be at the Garden Theater on Tues
day. the 1lth. Adv
]. j. Shackelford, one OF the pro-
gressive farmers on route one was
horse bills printed.
Rev. w. r. Woodward will preach
in The Methodist church at Wa-Kee-
ney Sunday morning and evening and
at Cgallah in the afternoon.
Lester G. Nudge and son, Kenneth
of Salina were in the city last Satur-
day visiting old time friends. Mr..
Nudge is engaged in the real estate
business and reports business good.
Women $50 for distributing 100 free
skeins Wear-Proof darning cotton
with hosiery, your section. Experience
unnecessary. International Mills,
Dept. 600. Norristow Pa. ADV 1t
Dan Dyer of Smith Center was in
the city "Wednesday, buying grain as
he represents a commission firm of
Kansas City. Dan is republican can
didate for state auditor and saws
he is receiving much encouragement
in his canvass all over the state.
w. E. Downie, who has lately mov-
ed from Kansas City, Mo. TO Collyer.
was pleasant caller Tuesday Mr..
d. will open d meat market in Coli
yer something the people of that
town and vicinity have needed for
many years. He should receive liber-
al patronage.
A bunch of live Ellis county boost
ers from Hays and vicinity were in
Wa-Keeney Wednesday afternoon
taking in the town advertising The
Annual Round Up'' at the Fort
Hays Experimental station on Friday.
April I. 1916. The following is the
list: G w. Weeks. Alex Philips, J.
r.. Chittenden, A. L. Halsted, r.
Getty, w. A. Boys. Dan Mccarthy,
F. A. Kiene jr., a. L. Mckinley,
Geo. G. Palmer, D. II. Early and
III. J. Pierce.
Tattlers are confined to no particu-
lar class of society. They belong to
all classes and operate in all. We find
them among the rich and the poor
upper ten," and the Clover mill
ion," in, the church and out of it.
They are people who have no higher
ambition than to be well-informed in
regard to other peoples private bus
iness, and exalt in fiendish triumph
over the wounded feelings and bruis-
ed hearts of their innocent victims
-Ex.
Morland is Just more than putting
on airs Hugh Cunningham is pre-
pairing to put a forty foot tile ad
dition to the rear of his store, Arxane
Collins has already removed the
frame extension at the rear of his
store and is at work with concrete
structure to take its place. Notice.
for bids are out for the city light
plant, the so by 100 foot garage of
Ben Hill and Ed GODDARD is under wa,
and Cain s. Son are getting busy will
their extension.-Hill City Republi
can
check was offered in court al
Wa-Keeney on a trail. 1t was drawr
to Mrs Abilene Stegman and so in
dorsed. The defendant was Mrs
Apolonir Stegman. Her attorne,
STRONGLY objected to the check a.
I, not affecting the case, as not indica
ting the same person. The other at
torney started to ask, .who is Mrs
Abilene Stagmans" when the defend
ant herself ended what might have
been long wrangle By interruptine
the proceedings and saying, Il am
No further proof was needed. Law