Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-25
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business at Kansas City. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Spitsnaugle
and Mis- Edna Spitsnaugle were Wis
tors at Camp Funston last Sunday
They report the Trego county boys
telling fine and are making good sol
diers.
R. c. Wilson arrived home Wednes-
day night from Iowa and Illinois
where he has spent the last ten days
He reports rain and snow in the east
and not much sunshine until he ar
rived in Western Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Hetzel, visited
in this city Wednesday and Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. COTE.
They are cousins of Mrs. COTE and
were on their return trip from Colo
RADIO to their horne at Hardin, Mo-
Mrs. Rev. S. L. Allison visited last
week with relatives and friends at
Holton, Kansas, and this week is at
tending the Womans Synodical Mis-
sionary Society at Leavenworth. She
/ is expected to arrive home the last
of the week.
1t is being officially announced every
little while that the price has been fix
ed on certain articles by Mr.. Hoover
and his co-workers but to this date
the writer has not noticed that the
price has been fixed any lower on any
of the articles of feed used by his fam
| lily.
Prof W. A. Lewis, president of Fit.
Hays Normal, will address the cit
liens of Trego county on the subject
of GOOD Conservation" at the court
house, on Wednesday, October 81, at
o'clock p. m. Prof. Lewis is an inter
esting speaker and all who possible
can do so will be repaid for coming
| out to hear him.
| Since last Saturday morning the
| condition of DIR. A. B. Jones, of this
city, who is in University Hospital at
Kansas City, has been very critical
and at times the spark of life was
very low. However, word was re-
ceived this morning that he had rail-
| led and was in much better condition
than he had been for the few days
previous.
Ralph Kristof, of Voda, made a trip
to Lawrence, Kan, last week and pur-
chased one of the best jacks ever
brought into Western Kansas. He is
registered, weighs 1880 lbs, heavy
bone and has good action. Ralph be-
lieves in buying the best-even to a
jack-and nothing is too good for him
especially when it comes to fine ami
mails on the farm
The North Brothers Stock Com
pany opened their seasons engage
ment at the Garden Theatre last Mon
day evening and presented the ftHeir
to the Roorah" to large and appre-
ciative audience. The play was prettily
staged and many attractive costumes
were shown. The North Brothers are
the best show people that come to
western Kansas and they never dis
appoint their patrons but always
offer the best. Every other Monday
night they will appear at the Garden
Theatre during the winter season.
Miss Carrie Knouf, teacher of the
Miller school, district No. So, located
IL miles north and miles west of
Wa-Keeney, announces a box social
to be given at the school house Fri
day evening, November End. A good
program is being planned. The ladies
are requested to bring will filled bas-
kets or boxes and the gentlemen are
requested to bring the money with
which to buy them. The proceeds are
to go for the 'fSchool Fair" and pur-
chasing play ground apparatus
Everybody invited to come.
w. A. Eppler has moved his Blue
Front Implement Store at Ellis from
the old stand to the Patient block
just one block west of the old loca-
ton but the change seems to have
made no difference in the amount OF
business being done. His Wa-Keeney
store, The Rummage Auction Co., is
doing a good business in the building
next to the postoffice. His stock i:
not new goods but it is all good. He
can furnish your home from the
ground to the garnet at bargain price:
and on short notice. There is no us.
paying big price for something il
the stove, or furniture line when yol
can get something almost as good a:
new at Eppler's store for less thai
half the original price. You are in
vited to come in and make your want:
known. Adv. 1t.