Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-28

at the court house Tuesday.
Chas. Scott, of Buffalo, Ohio, was
visiting old friends in Wa-Keeney
county about twenty years ago.
j. F. Rourke, E F. DIETRICH, Nor
man Mapes, and John Clark, all of
Ogallah, were transaeting some school
business at the court house Tuesday
Fred Smith and family, of Ogallah
were in Wa-Keeney Tuesday morning
visiting and transacting business Mr.
Smith is owner OF the garage at
Ogallah.
Elmer Berrie was over from the
northeast corner of the county last
Saturday transacting business The
wheat, oats and barley crops were
looking pretty sick in that vicinity
Stephen Beason came in Monday
morning from his trip to Montana
and says that although the grass looks
little burned and the air is hot,
Trego county still looks good to him
R. c. Wilson left Saturday morn
ing on the jitney for Fairfield, Iowa,
to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs NJ W.Lawson- Mrs. Wilson
accompanied him as far as Navarro
For Sale auto tires with inner
tubes 30x3 1-2, presto light tank,
GAINESVILLE gang pillow with auger
twist NJ A Olson, miles south
west of town on old Cummings farm.
Adv. 10 2t.
Frank Schuneman went to Hays
Wednesday and brought back Mrs.
Schuneman, who recently underwent
an operation at the Catholic hospital
at that place. Mrs. Schuneman is
greatly improved in health-Russell
Record.
Roy Blakely and John ]. Harrison
ST. and John J. Harrison jr. came up
from Ogallah Monday and transacted
business and visited with friends in
this city. This is the first visit Mr.
Harrison jr. has made here since he
went from Collyer to California
couple of years ago.
W. P. Shuler has been here a few
days this week from Saltwater,
Oklahoma, visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Shuler
and with his brother, o. j. Shuler-
He is an instructor IN the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical school and is
now on his annual vacation.
o. L. Cook has entered his two
year-old mare, Ada c. Silver in the
races at Hays which will take place
a. q
standard bred FLY with good speed
record behind her and Mr.. Cook is
justly proud of her. Here's hoping
that she comes out of the races with
The blue.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
eastward along the territory covered
by the Saline and Trego Creek valleys.
Everything in the vegetable line was
hammered into the ground, but the
corn and kafir is coming out in fine
shape and seems to be enjoying the
moisture.
Twenty-Five miles of road have been
graded in this township this spring
and the work has just been completed
by Mr.. Lemkey, of Waldo, and his
grading outfit They have been doing
some good work and fortunately
heavy rains have packed the most of
the grades soon after they were fin
ished
VIM Richie, from over in the cen
ter of Cove county, a pioneer cattle
man and farmer, was transacting bus
mess here last Saturday. He was in
terested in purchasing a first class
Hereford bull and looked at those for
sale at the Galloway ranch, but could
not use them as he had recently pur-
chased cattle related to them.
R. t. Bean received a card from his
son, Russell r. Bean who is in the
United States navy, conveying the
news that he is now on the cruiser
Pueblo on the Atlantic side. Young
Bean has been in the navy for the last
eleven years and has won several
medals for craftsmanship He is now
one of the highest petty officers in the
navy but has been preparing himself
for a higher position. He was in
Pacific waters before the present war.
J. H Brinkerhoff and sons James
and Robert, of Chicago, arrived in this
city Saturday evening and on Tues
day left with Mr.. and Mrs l. T. Pur-
cell and son, for Crescent, Colorado,
where they will spend the next several
OF their earnn sfT1Io-