Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutchings, ST.,
of Banner, are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. v. NJ. Harris and fam
ily.-Quinter Advocate.
Miss Eva Brown, one of the high
school teachers, attended the Kansas
State teachers association at Topeka
last week.-Quinter Advocate.
Benefit of the Red Cross fund at the
Garden theatre, Wednesday evening,
November %, local talent, under dir
ection of Mrs. Steinberger. Adv. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Wagner and
daughter, May, and son, Lee, of Trego
county, were guests at the home of
Mrs H. D. Joshn, last Sunday.-Hays
Free Press.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Bearsley, of Rus
sell, were prominent visitors in Wa
Keeney Monday. Mr.. Beardsley had
business with the clerk of the dis
trict court and sheriff, as he was
attorney in foreclosure suit
When you have the backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
Of order Try Sanol it does wonders
for the liver, kidneys and bladder.
A trial 35c bottle of Sanol will con-
vince you. Get it at the drug store
Adv. 13
The Dr. Kidd car was found at Oak
ley, and the theft was caught with the
goods. The party who took the car
was for a couple of weeks porter at
the Union Pacific hotel in Ellis and
was formerly employed in the shops
here. His home is near Oakley.-Ellis
Headlight.
R. T. Bean moved his photo car to
Grainfield Tuesday. He was getting
all the work he, could do here, but did
not like to disappoint the Grainfield
people as he had promised them he
would be there. Mr.. Bean does ex-
cellent work, and is well known all
along the line.-Quinter Advocate.
| For Sale-By nonresident owner,
lots and houses, being lots 22-23-24
and 25, block SIS, Wa-Keeney. Sell sep
terately or together, will absolutely
sacrifice See Margaret Swiggett at
Wa-Keeney or write or wire your
offer to undersigned owner, Celia M.
Taphorn, 249 South Coronado Street,
Los Angeles, California. Adv. SO st.
A Stockton man was fishing the
other day, so the story runs, and he
saw a large Buick car roll across the
near by bridge and a bull frog said
eBu-u-ick, Bu-u-ick" Next came q
by field said "Cad-il-lack, Cad-il-lack.'
Later on a little Ford CHANGED to pass
that way and a sparrow said Cheap
Cheap."-Ex.
With the present high price of Goa
we are of the opinion that it woule
paw to reopen the Wilson mines. Tha
I coal could be used TO sell for abou
$500 ton and if it could be obtained
now it would easily sell at $500 pei
ton and it would pay to mine it fol
that sum- Those who know claim there
is plenty of coal left on Coal Greek
All it needs is some one to go after it
Wilson World. \
VIM. King, a stock ranch farmer fol
the past thirty years in Trego county
with his mother and sister from But
falo, New York, have leased and vii
occupy the Freese cottage on Eas
Normal avenue this winter. Daddy
Freese is going back to the hotel fol
his meals until he goes to California
for the winter. They belong to the
Baptist church and are moving here
for church privileges Fre'
Press.
A number of the people of Wa-Kee
new possessing musical talent and un
der the direction of Mrs. Chas. Stein
berger, will give a concert at the Gar
den theatre in this city Wednesda!
evening, November %. The proceed:
will be given to the Red Cross funt
for Trego county. Wa-Keeney ha
musical talent as good as any ant
much better than some of the compan
les which make this territory ant
draw good salaries for their entertain
ments and this statement will be veri
fed at the coming concert The prlc'
of admission will be 35 cents Tn
tickets will be sold by students of Mrs
!, Steinberger and she will give
months lessons free to the one sellin,
the largest number of tickets.
Mrs. W. A. Doerschlag, Mr. an
Mrs. S. H Barnd and two little daugh
tiers, and Mrs. Barnd's sister, Mis-
Geneva Brown, of Belle Plain, starte'
nd fo