Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-10-07

MONDAY, october 10.
E d. Beason sold his restaurant to
George Bauer, Jr. the first of the
week
Blacksmith Holcomb's new cottage
in the west part of town is nearly
completed
Blacksmith Dorman is getting
things in readiness to build house
north of his shop.
Henry lille was on the Kansas
City market with several cars of cat
tie the first of the week.
We are selling lots of those sl5. 90
suits and overcoats; better get yours
now Persons Tailor Shop.-Ady 81
NJ Chamberlain, one of the old res
identers of Franklin township, was a
county capitol visitor last Tuesday
Born-to Mrs. and Mr.. Ray Ufford
Saturday morning, September 3O-a
daughter. Mother and child doing
we'll.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Kirk and Mrs. Jas.
Hanna. of Graham county, attended
the stock show at Kansas City this
week.
Don't fail to attend E. G. Mensing,s
sale next Tuesday. He has a num-
Der of good horses and farm imple-
ments to sell.
Mrs. w. T. Littlechild departed
last Monday morning for New York
state being called there by the seri-
Gus illness of her sister.
Pat O'Toole, Ed Deorschlag and
c. e. Cawley were up from Franklin
township Tuesday attending to bust
uess before the commissioners
A. B. Beatty. one of the old timers
and prosperous farmers of Franklin
township, attended to business at
the probate judges office last Wednes-
day.
Don't fail to attend the big foot
ball game next Friday afternoon on
the fair grounds. Norton, the crack
team of northwest Kansas will be
here.
Walter Musgrave, one of the pros
porous young farmers of Ogallah
township, was county seat visitor
Thursday and made us an appreciat-
i've visit.
1t is reported that "Blackie'' who
works in Steele's barber shop has
"Slim's' interest in the
barber shop in the basement of the
Kline building.
Harry Reichard has installed a new
gasoline tank at his garage which en-
ables him to handle his increasing
trade to better advantage Next he
will put in free air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ptscheck and lit
tie son of the east side were county
seat" visitors last Tuesday and Mrs.
Ptscheck and little son were pleasant
callers at this Office
Mrs. Pearl Britt was in town last
Friday exhibiting several ears of corn
raised this year. 1t is exceptionally
good and the average per acre is plac-
ed at 10 to 20 bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shaw returned
last Sunday morning from Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, where Mrs Shaw has
spent the past five weeks taking
treatment for rheumatism We are
glad to report her conditio much
improved.
Remember that the sale of season
tickets begins Saturday morning at
Gibson's. The course includes a
male quartette, ladies' uuartette.
and mixed quartette, the latter
Shakespeare and musical
numbers
Don't give up your reading because
your eyes hurt you or the letters
blur. What you need is glasses that
will make reading easy and a pleasure
as 1t used to be- devote all my
time to testing eyes and fitting
glasses. E. f. Sullivan, Optometrist,
at Wa Keeney, Wednesday, October
18th. Adv 81 1t.
Lawrence yWarne and son of Or
leans, Neb. who lived in the LaRue
and Kelly neighborhood about twen-
ty years ago, revisited old scenes in
Trego county last Saturday. He re-
ports his brother John, ex-commis-