Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-14
Fresh porK at Bakers. adv

Money to loan-- See E. D. Wheeler
Remember the date of Kent's Used
Car Sale. Adv-15 IT.
of all kinds on Monday, June 25th
| Adv. 16 2t-
For Sale-5O head of young COW
and five grade vearling bulls. Nj. w
Mason. Adv. lift.
H. S. Gfvler is building a large
work room to the garage at the rear
of the World office
Lieut.. Burton Scott was here We'd
nesday visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. E. A. Courtney.
China ware, glassware and wall
paper of the latest designs and quail
ity. Call on H. W. Finch. Adv. 15tf
H. Harlan will announce a public
inery next week. Watch for the bills
A. F. Seward, one of the promin-
ent farmers. of Adair neighborhood,
was a county seat visitor last Monday.
Remember the big cattle sale at
the stock yards in Wa-Keeney, Sat
urday, June 23rd. Good stuff and good
terms. Adv. 16 2t.
Misses Mildred and Maud Nies1ey
are now at home for the summer
vacation after having finished their
year of School work
The Farmers. Union will hold
picnic in the court house park on
July 4th. President M McAuliffe viii
speak. Everybody invited.
Mr. and Mrs W j. Williams and
daughter, Claudia, returned the first
of the week from pleasure trip by
auto to Wichita and other places of
interest in eastern Kansas.
The Good Viii society will meet
with Mrs. Ellerneyer next Wednes-
day afternoon, June 10th. Import
ant business will be transacted and
all members are requested to be pres
ent.
Service is the main thing, when
your eyes need attention. Our many
patrons (your neighbors) will tell
you. Our service is the best E F.
Sullivan, Optometrist at Wa-Keeney,
Tuesday, June 10Th. Adv. Is.
For Sale auto tires with inner
tubes 30x3 1-2, presto light tank,
GAINESVILLE gang plow with auger
twist. N. A. Olson, miles south
west of town on old Cummings farm
Adv. 16 2t.
Fifteen of the boy scouts are en-
joying an outing on the Saline in the
west Galloway grove. They are hav-
ing the time of their lives and are in
charge of their scout master, e. A.
Courtney.
For Sale-Five pure bred two-year-
old and ten high grade hereford bulls.
On sale in Wa-Keeney, Saturday,
June 18th. After II at date at the
Galloway ranch. ]. G. Hixon and L.
H. Galloway. Adv 1t.
The children reigned supreme at
the exercises at the churches last
Sunday held in honor of "Childrens
Day" The churches were beautifully
decorated with flowers, plants and
birds which added to the pleasure of
the exercises.
Hudson Harlan announces that he
will soon give a public sale of cattle,
horses and farm machinery. He has
purchased the residence in this city
recently vacated by T. B. Hays and
family and intends moving to town
and renting his farm. Mr. Harlan
has chosen fine property in a good
location and we hope he will feel at
home in our city.
A number of young red squirrels
are. running about the city now and
look very attractive. For several
years J. J. Keraus and others have
made special efforts to get them
established here and now that the
increase has been started there will
probably be more of them. The old
ones are very tame and will eat from
the hand of a person but it is seldom
that one can be touched
A near fire occurred at the coal
house at the rear OF the World office
Monday about 2 O'Clock. The origin
was in some shavings which had
been thrown against the building and
is supposed to have been caused by
the hot sun and reflections. The
timely discovery prevented the total
destruction of the coal house and
few pals of water made it unneces-
sary to ring the fire bell
While doing her duties about her