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

township
Miss Della Upton Of stafford.
Kansas. is spending the holidays with
her aunt, Mrs Goble.
Don't forget that you can get the
best and latest styles OF wall paper of
all kinds at H. W. Finch.s b.
Miss Opal and Albert Acre left
wednesday morning for Kansas City
where they will visit their sister, Mrs.
Irene Natter.
Mrs. Katie Mai of Garden City
came in Tuesday to join her husband;
this couple win make Trego county
their future home
Frank Edwards was up from the
east end of the county the first of
the week attending TO business mat
tiers at the court house.
The new Garden theater opens this
Saturday night. Charlie Chaplin in
work and The Diamond From the
SKY is the attraction-Adv.
Rev. r. o. Harris was in the city
this week visiting among the Baptist
people. He will begin a series of re-
yivai meetings at Collyer. Sunday.
Farmers don't forget to attend a.
E Emmon's sale next Tuesday, jan
'uary 4th. He has lot of good
horses and cattle, etc, to dispose of.
Evangelist r. o. Harris viii begin
"a series Of meetings AZ the Colyer
/ Baptist church. commencing on Sun
day. January 2nd. Everybody come.
Miss Betty Penny viii hold a pub
lie sale OF household goods al the
| Penny house one block east OF the
depot next Monday. Read her aa in
this issue.
| Hon. J. c. Ruppenthal held a spec
ial session of the district court here
last Monday evening and disposed of
! the last case docked in the district
court here.
Lost - Between Wa-Keeney and
Riverside school house a package OF
laundry. Finder please leave at the
World office or notify Frank Porter.
Ellis, Kansas, route ADV. II
F. L. Purinton's sale Of cows AND
| heifers will take place at the stock
yards in Collyer next Saturday the
sth. Don't fail to attend this sale as
the stock to be sold is fir class
stuff
r. T. Bean and daughter, Mis-:
Leona, left for Ellsworth Monday fol
short visit. Mr.. B. has closed Out
his business affairs at Ellsworth anC
gives all his time to his studio at thi:
place.
Preaching services at the Noda
neighborhood Sunday School mex
sunday If sufficient interest i.
shown it is possible that Rev. Allison
will make regular appointments there
Can We have a good attendance
Remem Der the time $50 p. n. Ber-
Greenwood, Supt,
The actual amount of cash on hanC
at one time from tax collections in
Guiding al funds is probably create
at this time than ever in the histor!
I Of the county. Ga Wednesday O
this week the county treasurer flaC
on deposit in the different bank
more than So, Oee 90 Taxes hav
! been paid very promptly this year
John J. Harrison writes to have hi
: paper changed from Coliyer to SAINT;
:. Anna. Calf. Mr.. and Mrs Harrison
| have resided in Coliyer for man
years and their leaving will be felt i
l a social and business way in tire ives
end OF the county. We have watche,
John Harrison grow to manhood il
/ this county and by his kiad an
[ pleasant WAYS and his square dealin
with his fellow men won for him tn
] admiration of his MANY friends, an
we.hope that he will live long an
I prosper in his new home
III Clyde Barnes of Big Creek wen
1 after Trego counties corn huskin
record Tuesday on Harry Bryant
1 farm south of town He has bee
: averaging about so bushels per da
!: and on this special day made the 10
mark Taking into consideration
Il that his field was ) miles from hi
boarding place and the fact that b
cribbed the corn himself with 5000
shovel. it possibly would equal O
even excel other records made unde
| different circumstances The corr
| yielded IS bushels per acre