Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-27

anu MI D d UNI OuDCk6i OF Eli
spent Sunday with Mrs. G's parents
MI and Mrs. IT. W. Cloud
J. W Gunckel of Kanorado, Kans.
visited his sons Lee and Walter and
their families the first of the week.
Mrs Otto Yong of Twin Falls
Idaho, visited with relatives and old
time friends in Franklin township
this week
w W. Kellett, of Quinter; was in
the city Tuesday evening. Mr..
Kellett represents the B. F. Goodrich
Rubber company.
+ James Hawkes. was up from Banner
last Wednesday and took advantage
of our clubbing offer with the Miss
ourf Valley Farmer
Fred Mailman received notice last
Monday of the death of bis brother in
Hebron, Nebr. With Mrs Mailman
he left that evening 10 attend the
funeral ...-,
Mr. Charles f. Saharrh and Miss
Nellie NJ. Carr, both OF Brownell, were
married at the Office Of the Probate
Judge ID this city last Saturday
afternoon.
The High School base ball team
went TO Colyer Tuesday afternoon
where they played the town team
Our boys played a fast game winning
by, a score. Of ! TO Il
Oscar King said that the Johnston
header beats all the headers that /
have run in my life I was cutting
in wet field while al my neighbors
we're standing still. The johnson is
certainly good header ADV. Is
J.. W Leutters was up from the
south side of the county Wednesday
trading with our merchants and at
tending TO business at the court
house. He reports wheat looking
fine Cd the Dutch flats.
Just as soon as some one moves out
of building on Main street some
fellow comes along and rents it and
starts restaurant. The building
vacated by o. L. Lucas. has been
rented by W. s.. Mansfield who will
open it up about June 1st as an eat
ing house. ]. r. Wilson, the owner.
is liking same by giving it a coat of
fresh paint, etc.
just as good, and more of it,,
correctly describes ''Highbe of Har-
vafd," in contrast with "a case of
Suspension" theatwo class plays pre-
sented at the high school auditorium
by the class of 1916. 'Highbes'' was
PRESENTED "Wednesday of this week.
Itfis good play, full of good fun.
Those. taking the parts knew their
lines and understood them. There
was not a poor actor among them and
some of them did remarkably wei.
A little extra humor was created
when the Senators" whiskers fell
but the writer of this paragraph
didst see anything to laugh at. When
important accessories fail TO .sstaDd
hitched-' it is a time for commits
Grafton
W, T.. Littlechild of Trego county,
kas., sold two carloads of 1,143-pound |
steers today at S9.45. They were al
part of several carloads that Mr..
bought on this market |
at Sc 10 last fall. He fed them home
grown products, including corn and |
put on a large gain in weight.-K. c. |
Daily Drovers Telegram. We ALWAYS
were of the opinion that Graham
county carried off the honors for the
best cattle feeders in Western Kansas
and that Bob Kirk always headed the !
list for that county and is a good
feeder but he will have to take a back
seat for Trego carried off the honors
this year and Uucle Billy Littlechild |
gets the blue ribbon as he fed his
;aJtie about two months and Bob
generally feeds his about six months
before putting them on the market |
The remarkable showing made by |
,he LittIechild steers is due to the
act that they were fed on home
crown prod ucts-the best raised in
he state
Last Friday evening the new Mas
mic hall vas opened for. its home
coming dedication. George Adams
If Salina, Chas. Miller, jr. of Hays.i
Rev. W. R. Woodward and A. S.
Peacock of this city were the prin-
'ipai speakers of the evening. The
ak by Mr.. Adams was especiallvj
'ood5 and as he was the principal