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


E. D. Wheeler attended the J. H.
Deatrich funeral az Collyer last + ri.
day
Fred Riggs is reported TO be- recov-
ering from his recent severe attack OF
illness.
Last Monday night Mrs. II. Pur-
cell went to Kansas City for few
days visit
When you want a loan on your land
call on the Wa-Keeney State Bank.
Adv 81 If.
For Sale-6 year old jack, fne bone,
good performer. ). y. Yewell, Bosnia
Kans--Adv. Al.
Miss Mary Vermond of Hays.
Kans-, has been the guest of Mrs. A
w. Heyl this week.
Mrs. Price Owens and Mrs. Davis
of Voda attended the play at the
opera house Tuesday evening.
For sale-6-room house, east front,
corner lot, fruit trees. good barn. etc.
Easy terms. Inquire at this office,
For Sale-Iron clad building l6x35
feet. viii make good garage. cattle
shed or Implement shed. Inquire at
this office.
Found new pair of skates, size
IL L.. Owner can have same by
identifying and paving for this not
ice.-Adv. III.
Wanted Reliable man with team
and buggy 70 act as substitute rural
carrier. See Ralph Pierson at Pier
sons suitatorium.-Adv. Aft
Mrs. Susie Churchill of Leaven-
worth, Kansas. IS the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Power of Col
lyer, and other relatives in the coun-
ty.
The fourth number of the course
of entertainments will be given next
Thursday evening, February ,. Doors
open at go, lecture begins at s:I5.
Let everybody be on time.
Salesman Wanted TO look after our
interest in Trego and adjoining coun-
ties Salary or commission. Address
Lincoln Oil Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
Adv 4S 1t
Mike Hoffman of st. Peter was
married to Miss Emma Pfeifer,dAugif-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pfeifer of
st. Peter on last Tuesday, Father
Weber officiating, Many relatives
and friends were present from Ellis
and adjoining counties.
IF an egg is strictly fresh" lit will,
when placed in a pan Of water, lie on.
its side on the bottom If stale il
will stand on end, and if very old will
rise to the surface. When Just a few
days old the egg will begin to tilt
'trifie. and as il ages more and more
the angel at which it tits will in
crease Osborne Farmer
Don't forget tie lecture bv DIR.
E. j. Sias at the court house next
Thursday evening February Bird. and
don't fail to attend il because it is
a lecture Dr. Sias is a forceful and
speaker. well worth
hearing. If unable TO attend please
hand YOUR season tickets to some per
son who will appreciate the privilege
of hearing a good speaker. Tickets
on sale at Gibsons and at the door at
thirty five and twenty five cents TO
adults and pupils, respectively
Last Saturday morning at about
six O'Clock L. a. Nelson died sudden
ly at his home near Ogallah I'll
seems he had been in rather poor
health for soale time but was not
i'll en- the evening before
his death so that the suddeness of il |
came as shock TO bis family Mr.. |
Nelson was held in high esteem by all 1
of his friends and neighbors. Hel
was of Swedish birth but lived most |
Of his life in A America. He was a man
Of splendid qualities. quiet and un-
pretentious. but always found ready I
to further every good cause He was
, loving husband and father and his
death will be keeniy felt by his fam
Iiy- He leaves q wife, one son and
eight daughters 10 mourn his loss.
On Tuesday the funeral was held at
the Swedish Lutheran church. The
World extends sympathy to those
-hus sadly bereaved-
Last Monday was discovered a cess
POOL or cistern 10 feet square and Isl
eet deep constructed in connection