Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-07-01

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in Hays City.
Mrs. Frank Brown spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday in Ellis.
John Saleen made a business trip
to Kansas City the first of the week.
G. P. Lamb took out a johnson
header from the Blue Front, Tues
day.
County Commissioners will meet in
regular session next Monday, July
3rd.
Fred Tague, VIM Cox and E. J. Til
ton of Collyer, were business visitors,
Wednesday.
Mrs Grant Billings and daughter
left Wednesday evening for a visit at
Stratton, Col.
Miss Elizabeth Fothergill arrived
from Eagle Grove, Iowa, Wednesday
evening for the summer.
Mrs. Chas Whitton and daughter
of Hill City were guests of her moth
er, Mrs. Galloway. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ufford, Geo.
Ufford and the johnson boys autoed
over to Ransom last Sunday.
Misses Anna Hastings and Velma
Stephens returned from the Hays
Normal Wednesday evening.
For sale or trade for horses or cat
tle-1 Bull tractor as good as new.
Inquire at this office.-Adv
For Sale-16 barrel Rumley fuel or
water tank, electric weld seams. Coll
yer Threshing Co., Collyer, Kan. Adv
Adolph Schwanbeck is candidate
for clerk of Collyer township instead
of trustee as we mentioned last week.
Wanted-Job with threshing ma
chine; team to haul water, wife to do
cooking. j. A. Coin, Ogallah.-Ad Is
Will III. Truan and w. B. and Cal
vim Keyser came down from Wa
Keeney Wednesday. - Hays Free
Press.
For Sale-Team of mules, harness |
and wagon; gentle and good workers. |
Call at G. @. Mangold's, Ogallah. |
.Adv19
Mrs. M. w. Mccoy returned to her |
home at DesMoines, Iowa, after sew
eral weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. James Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown and son
returned, Tuesday, from an eastern
Kansas trip. They visited Bert
Brown at Topeka and G. e. Brown at
DinSmore.
Clyde Poffenberger sold two Over
land automobiles this week. The
farmer. 1t is equipped with all the
latest improvements and sells for only
1875. 90 delivered in Wa-Keeney.
On account of various reasons best
there will be an extra special induc-
ing prices put on all wagons at our
place of business until July /, 1916.
Blue Front Implement House, A. M. |
Finley, manager. Adv 10.
About one dozen of their most in
innate friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Jones at their ranch on Big
Creek, Wednesday, evening it being
the fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding. A very pleasant evening was
reported. Many appropriate and use
ful presents were received
Ballard Dunn of Omaha, author of
1.-The High Cost of Railroad Living
was in the city Tuesday in the inter
est of the railroads of the west. He
circulated a petition calling for the
arbitration of strikes, which was lib
orally signed by our business men.
Mr.. Dunn is a pleasant man to meet
and is well posted on railroad affairs
as he has made that subject a life
time study.
Ellis is going to hold big 4th of
July celebration next Tuesday. Many
attractions have been planned such
as ball games, horse and auto races,
picnic dinners, fire works and a big
dance in the evening. The town is
planning to use some of the money
taken in at the different attractions
to fit up a room in the new $50, 600
Catholic Hospital recently completed
at Hays. AS our town will be quiet
Cd the 4th it is quite likely a number
will go down from here to enjoy the