Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-24

| l. ~ MAUI WAS up lIOA oBallaD
Saturday on business.
/ ]. r. Wilson was at Ogallah be-
tween trains Monday on business.
Sheriff Peter DeBoer was at Grim
nell Tuesday transacting business.
| Comrade Hugh Tidball, of Coilyer,
was in the city Monday on business
! County Clerk c. H. Benson tran
sacted business at Ogallah Monday
night
For Sale-Gilt edged mortgage for
$4,000 at per cent. Inquire at this
office.-Adv so If
| W. N. Larrabee, internal revenue
collector has been at home a few days
this week with his family.
For Sale-2OO bushels of good Fet-
erita seed, miles east and miles
north. VIM. Lemke. 524t.
County Attorney John R. Parsons
transacted business at Hays Tuesday
morning returning on the jitney.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met with
Mrs. Ed LaRue Tuesday afternoon.
The board of county commissioners
were in session Monday and approved
the bonds given by the deputy county
assessor.
E. D. Corrick and E. c. Morgan, of
the southeast corner of Sheridan
county, transacted business here a
short time last Saturday.
J. F. Burk, of Ogahah, was tran
sacting business at the probate judi
ge's Office the first of the week in con-
nectlon with the estate of A. P. Tee
tiers of which he is administrator.
Chas. NJ. Bell, ex-county treasurer
of this county, was up from his ranch
in Franklin township Monday
on business and enjoyed mingling
again with friends at the county
seat.
A. w. Heyl transacted business at
Dorrance Tuesday and visited with
his brother, Clarence, who is a grain
buyer at that place and is also part
ner with A. W. in the bakery bus
mess here
Judge Ruppenthal, OF Russell, pass
ed through here on the jitney Mon
day afternoon on his way to Cove
county where he conducted short
term of court. He received plea of
guilty from an offender and gave him
his sentence.
NJ. A. Teeters, of Collyer, Bert
Teeters of Ellis and Mrs. Matte
Beach of Glencoe were at the probate
judges office the first of the week in
connection with the estate of A. P
Teeters. deceased.
Mrs. L. P. Davis arrived home
Tuesday night from the hospital at
Hays where she underwent an opera
tion last week. She was visited
Tuesday afternoon by her husband
and DIR. Kidder.
Regular preaching services at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening and at OgalIah in the
afternoon. Thsre are but three
more preaching service days in this
conference year.
MT. ana MIS-. CtyCe POnon berger
and Sam Shriner went down to Sal
ina Wednesday in Mr.. Shriners car
Mr.. and Mrs. Poffenberger returned
the same day and each drove a
Chubby" Overland roadster
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. WATSON, of
Wichita, Kansas, who are visiting
with relatives at Plainville. came
over Monday for short visit with
their friend Grover HAYS. Mr.. Was
son is clerk in the mail service of
the United States.
J. ]. Keraus went down to Kansas
City and Topeka Monday where he
transacted business. He also remain
ed over to attend the annual Demo-
cratic banquet at Topeka on Wash
ington's birthday. He went away
with the expectation of having big
time and he probably has had it.
Editor and Mrs. Max Garrison, of
the Reporter, went down to Kansas
City Monday night where we under
stand Mr.. Garrison will enter a hos
ital and receive treatment for appen-
dicitis. Mrs. Garrison will visit at