Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-09-13

GranCs Billings was IN Kansas City
the first of the week.
Big Joe Poffenberger and son, Clyde
took in the Salina fair last Friday
r. 1. Pickering and Fritz Staatz
attended the Salina fair. last Friday
Our farmers are busy these days
getting ready to plant big acreage
of wheat
For Sale first class Ho1stein
fair next week.
Paul Reddig returned the first of
the week from Fit. Riley where he
spent several days.
AL Mong was on the Kansas City
market last Monday with a car of
Trego county fat cattle.
Merchant Hillman was up from
Ogallah last Wednesday on business.
He reports trade good.
Prof. J. L. Shearer came in Sat
urday night on 103 from LaHarpe,
Kansas.-Grinnell Record.
Peter Parke was up from Banner
Thursday and reports a two inch
rain in his neighborhood last Sunday.
Collie Inglis was down from Sharon
Springs last Friday enroute to Salina
to purchase a new auto. Collie reports
a good business.
j. @. Allmack, a banker at Choch-
city this week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Cortright.
Srayed from my farm-3 calves,
2 steer and 1 heifer, 2 black and one
red and white; about z weeks DID, A
Mort, Hill City, route 8. Adv. 29tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rockefeller, of
Syracuse, New York, are visiting a
few days at the home of his cousin,
E. l.. Boice, southwest of this city.
All members of Voda Farmers
school house at Voda, on Saturday
evening, September %, at 500 o'clock.
Ladies especially invited.
Whoever finds auto tag No. 6S649
will confer favor on US by returning
same to this Office. 1t was lost on the
Spitsnaugles. Adv. 29tf.
At Caron's Ladies Outftters dur
ing the month of September, all sum-
me- dresses will be sold at half price
and silk skirts at 20 per cent discount.
Come and see. Adv. % ct.
Our old friend Rev. E. D. Beason,
has our thanks for mess of roasting
ears. Mr.. Beason is one of the lucky
fellows this year as he raised all
kinds of vegetables from irrigation.
Last Sunday afternoon the Oakley
ball team crossed bats with our boys
on the local diamond 1t was a fast
game of ball, but owing to the~rain
it was called at the end of the 4th
inning-the score was to / in favor
of the visitors. Oakley sure has some
ball team
Before you buy rebuilt typewrit-
er, get our prices. We will save you
money and our guarantee means
much more because we will give-you
much more satisfactory service on the
typewriter than a dealer in Chicago
or New York can or will. We have all
makes at all prices. Salina Type
writer Company, Salina, Kansas. Adv.
A little change in the time of the
departure of trains No. 103 and 104
from this city will be noted on the
u. p. time card. 103 leaves at 8.51,
twenty minutes later and train 104
leaves at sos a. m, twenty minutes
earlier. We understand the rail road
company would like to take off the
'4jjitney" and have petitioned the state
railroad commission for that privilege.
The travel on the "jitney" has been
very light for the last two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Wheeler and
son, DR. Roy Wheeler, arrived home
Wednesday evening from Colorado
where they had spent the past two
weeks in the mountains and visiting
with Harry Wheeler and family at
Arena, Colo. On arriving here Dr.
Wheeler received orders from head
quarters to appear at Fl Riley for
service and he left this MORNING on
train No. 104 for F't Riley where he
will enter upon his duties as an army
surgeon -