Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-13
Fresh beef at Bakers. adv


Pure home. Made Lard at Bakers
John Bordovsky, of voda vicinity
was transacting business in this cit,
THURSDAY.
i All kinds of suit cases from the
cheaper grades to the best of leather
at the Wa-Keeney Clothing Store. At
Miss Agnes DEVOID and little
! Helen Herrick were up from Russell
Sunday as guests of Miss Lacy Her
rick
Ed Keraus returned Sunday night
from a two weeks visit with his uncle,
Frank Spena, at Lenexa, Kans., and
in Kansas City.
fl. f. Kline left for Topeka Sunday
night to attend the session of the
legislature and on Tuesday had the
Hon. attached TO his name
The township treasurer's annual
reports are now due for publication
and The World is ready TO do the job
as soon as they are handed in.
Miss Elsie Thompson. who assists
in the singing at the Gospil meetings
at the Baptist church, returned to
her home near Collyer Thursday.
Ed Brown and W j. Sparkling have
| just completed an additi n to the
farm residence of Oscar Guiibert. near
Banner. which now makes them a
very comfortable modern home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eilermeyer ar
rived home Monday night from their
visit with relatives in Iowa which
covered the last five weeks They
report fine time-but there's no
place like home
DIR. Jones is having a large garage
building erected on the rear of his
| lots just north of j. R. Wilson's resi-
dence in which he will keep his own
car and some other Studebakers and
autos as he may have for sale
j. G. Hixson is advertising a public
sale of about seventy five head of
cows, heifers and calves to take place
at the .Wa-Keeney stockyards next
Saturday afternoon. See the bills or
advertisement for further informa-
ton.
John Milholland came home to
spend the Christmas vacation with
his parents and friends and while
here was taken i'll with an attack of
the grip. At present he is reported
quite i'll and his condition is DO. der
ing on being serious.
The price of hogs is trying to keen
pace with the increase in the prlce
of corn and other feed stuff. The
Kansas CITY market quotes them as
high as $40 so per hundred with bulk
of sales at SO 80 to sIO.75. This
makes the local market about ST psr
hundred less.
j. Griffith and family came in from
Voda Thursday morning and went
ON to Hill City where they will make
their home hereafter Mr. Griffith
has been manager of the Farmers
elevator at Voda for some time but
has now taken charge of an elevator
at Hill City.
The people of Quinter and vicinity
are feeling very proud over the fact
that their new rural high school
building is now ready for occupancy.
The building was formally dedicated
Monday. The ceremony was attend
ed bv Prof. J. III. Niesley, Rev. W. r.
Woodward and Grover Hays of this
city.
Sam Shriner says he hasn't much
else TO do so he figures on opening up
in the real estate business Office in
the northeast corner of the basement
of his residence first cottage west of
the high school building. He can be
found there some times. Sam has
had some experience in the real es-
tate business of late.
Alfred Greenwood came over from
Ness City Tuesday and remained over
day for visit with his mother and
brother. He made the trip with A.
r.. Nye, the Watkins remedy man.
who checked in his stock and has
quit the route, taking job with
large retail store at Ness City. Aft
says this town is improving plenty
fast enough that one who makes
occasional calls can easily notice it.
The next addition to the business
houses of Wa-Keeney is to be a ladies
ready-to wear store which will Soon
be opened up in the Kline block. The