Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-03-03

were here the first of the week TAX
ing treatment from DIR. Hall.
County Attorney Parsons, transact
nection with the Bowman divorce
cas..
II. W Finch and daughter, Mrs. A.
| S. Treger and her son, went down to
wilson Tuesday for a short visit with
friends.
S. NJ. Rutzel arrived home Tues
day afternoon from a trip to Topeka.
On his return he stopped of a day or
SO at Hays.
we have full line of new untrim-
med shapes and trimmings. Ii both
are purchased here all hats are trim
med free of charge. AT Courtney's.
Adv. l.
Mrs. F. E. williams returned to
her home at Ellis Monday morning
after having spent several days in
! this city at the home of her son, w.
j. williams.
Mrs. j. F. Cramer and son, Hart.
left Monday forenoon for their home
at Syracuse, Nebraska, after having
spent short time visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto wolff.
For sale or trade at bargain-One
new tanning mill, any grader combin-
ed; guaranteed to be firstclass; also
one power washer, new. all in good
shape, ready TO run. A NJ. Finley's
Cash Implement Store.-Adv 2t
w. B. CIPHER, deputy county asses
sor of Riverside township was up
Monday and Tuesday transacting bus
mess at the court house in connec-
tion with the 1917 work which will
commence after the first day of March.
N. A. Brown, who recently sold
his farm, the Bragg place to will
Dockendorf, loaded his farm machin-
cry and stock into car Tuesday and
left for Osborne county where he has
rented a farm. Mr.. Dockendorf will
soon move onto his new location.
Emil Lawson was up from the
ranch on the Smoky Tuesday trans
acting business with our merchants.
He reports the cattle on their ranch
coming thru the winter in fine shape,
but says they will need big bunch
of feed to get them thru March in
good shape.
w. W. Sellers and daughter went
over to Downs, Kan, Saturday, and
remained over few days. On their
return home they were accompanied
| by Mrs. Sellers who has been at
| Downs for several weeks on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
James Coop.
w. N. Larrabee, internal revenue
/ collector, transacted business in Ellis
county Tuesday. His territory has
been changed SO that now Mr.. LARA
bee has the entire sixth congressional
district to cover. He finds many of
the farmers who ale subject to the
national income tax, rather slow to
make their reports and to pay the
tax.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Poffenberger
arrived home Monday night from
their pleasure trip to Topeka, ST.
Joseph. Mo, ana Fairbury, Nebraska
The trip was enjoyed very much and
they had all the good time possible
while away. Joe lost considerable
flesh on account of his designations
and it was necessary for him to
breathe western Kansas fresh air and
| drink its pure water for about two
days before he considered himself
steady enough to risk shaving his old
customers.
The Tri-County Medical Associa :
ton held its regular meeting at Hill
City Tuesday and Trego county was
represented by DIR. and Mrs. Funder-
burk, of Ogallah. DIR. Herrick. of this
city and DR.. Burnett of Collyer.
Originally there were but three
| counties in the association but now
there are eight and it is contem plat ed
enlarging the association to include
| the Sixth district. The annual cleo
ton of officers took place and DIR
Smith, of Goodfand, was elected pres
ident, DIR. Herrick, of waKeeney
president, and DR.. Stoner, oil
Quinter, secretary and treasurer. DR.
Barkley, of Grinnell was chosen as
delegate to the state association
meeting at Salina in May and DIR
Funderburk is to read a paper before