Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17

Fresh PORK at Bakers. adv
White seed corn for sale. 1915 crop.
| FL. B. Hudson. stiff
1 J. ]. Defines, of Russell, was here
Wednesday on business.
For Sale-Red seed oats and barley.
w. j. Simpson, wa-Keeney.-Adv2 2
Wanted-work with team, blowing,
ETC., phone 185. Sam Connely. 3 St.
For SaIe-City lots to Is. block 7s,
School District /. L. LeBroD, TAG
Pinkney ST., Omaha, Neb.-Adv 3 At
Miss Alma Courtney has been in
Kansas City this week buying MILL
merry and other ladies' goods for E. A.
Courtney's store.
S. A. Shriner was up to Sharon
| Springs few DAYS the first of the
week visiting with his sons who are
both employed by the Union Pacific.
c. L Hartman left last Friday ev-
ening for Rochester, Mimi, where he
has been with his mother who under
went an operation at the Mayo hos
pital.
Miss Preager were over from Nc
Cracken, Saturday, visiting at the
home of Mrs. E. A. Courtney, sister
of Miss Scott
Henry Wolff, from near Quinter.
was down Wednesday and reports ].
T.. hot for n r T. fro
pneumonia at the home of his broth
er, ] AXE Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lohman and
children, who live in the north side
of Wilcox township, arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Russell
where they had spent several days
with relatives and friends.
The World was in error last week
when it made the statement that
Miss Ingram of Beloit, had taken
charge of the Carons' Ladies Outfit
tiers store as manager. She is here
for couple of weeks to assist in the
capacity of saleslady and expects to
return to Beloit next Sunday. The
store here is in charge of Mrs. R. w.
Tenneli.
1t is reported that there is an abun-
dant supply of snow in the mountains
and also in the north part of the
United States which ought to be
very satisfying to those who contend
that there must be plenty of snow in
the mountains before there can be a
sufficient amount of moisture in this
country to produce a'crop. Certainly
hope the contention will prove COR
rect this year.
81. j. Simpson completed loading
his emigrant car Tuesday forenoon
and in the afternoon loaded his fam
lily into his big Buick touring car and
started across country for their new
home in Rawlins county. At Colby
he unloaded his car of livestock and
transferred it across country to his
new farm near Beardsley. Trego
county friends are sorry to see him
go but hope his dreams will be real
lied in his new location.
The Trego County High School
basket ball team was successful in
winning the sixth district tourna-
ment played at Hays last Saturday
afternoon. The boys won three
games and lost one. Monday night
they played game with the Cawker
City team for the purpose of deter
mining which would attend the state
tournament at Lawrence. The Cav
ker City team winning by score of
30 to 26.
The members of the Odd Fellow
and Rebecca lodges of this city enjoy
ed a very pleasant time last Monday
evening. They first met at their
lodge room and went from there to
the Methodist church where they had
the pleasure of hearing an excellent
sermon delivered by Rev. Woodward
on the subject of fraternity the
theme of which was that one must
love in order to be loved. After the
services at the church they returned
to the lodge room where program
was given at the close of which BAN
quet was served by the ladies of the
Rebecca lodge.
For little while Monday morning
the boys at the Union Pacific depot
in this CITY thought war had broken