Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10

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Ellis between trains Thursday
Mrs. Roy Shane. of Quinter. was
here Tuesday calling on DENTIST DIR.
Miller.
p Read the grip of evil on page 2.
See it at the Garden on Mondays. |
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Miss George Moore has spent the
last week IN Kansas City. She arrived
| home last night
Reserved seats now on sale at The
Trego Nero Co.'s store for Morey's
Triangle Players--Adv
T. NJ. Norrhup, of Quinter, was in
the citv Tuesday as guest at the
home of his brother, L. O. Northup.
| Glen G. Jones arrived home from
Kansas City Sunday night. Mrs.
Jones and the children will not re-
turn until later
/ Rev. Stephens, district superinten-
dent, was here yesterday afternoon
and conducted the fourth quarterly
! conference at the Methodist church.
/ III. b. Hudson arrived home Mon
/ day night from trip TO eastern Kan
sas where he has been on land deal,
| figuring on trading off some Oklaho-
1 ma property
4 R. G. Woodward. who has lived
4 over in the south part of Graham
county for some time, is now mana
ger of the Shelton ranch. He moved
! onto the ranch the first of the week.
Tom Littlechild closed deal with
| his father the other day for half
section of Trego county land, half of
section eleven of the Littlechild
ranch.
pect to depart this evening for Kan
sas CITY on a business and pleasure
/ "Trip. They may also decide to go to
st. Joseph. Mo-, and Chicago on a
business trip.
Il Chas. Sellers and sons, Eddie and
Joe Mack, left last Saturday on the
II iitney for Salina, Manhattan and To-
peka where they have spent the week
! transacting business and visiting rel
atives and friends.
The revival meetings at the Meth
odist church continue in interest and
attendance, but will close next Sum-
day evening by sermon by the Rev.
stephens, district uperintendent.
All are invited TO come and hear him.
B. F. Christy is advertising a pub
lie sale of farm machinery, live stock
and miscellaneous articles TO take
place at his farm miles north and
. l-2 miles east of Wa-Keeney on
Monday, February 10. See the ad. in
this issue of the World.
Thursday, February Is. is the date
of public sale to be held by F. Fl.
Since and VIM. J ohnson at the Since
farm Is miles north and l mile west
of Wa-Keeney. Live stock. farm ma
chlnery and miscellaneous articles
will be sold. credit of months
time will be given on sums over SO
if desired.
DR.. Lacerte, formerly of Collyer,
has decided to locate in this city for
the practice of his profession and has
opened an office in the rooms on the
second floor of the Trego County
Bank. Dr. Lacerte is a competent
physician of many years experience
and during his years of residence
at Collyer has mace many staunch
friends.
ii Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Poffenberger de-
parted Monday morning for a pleas
ure trip which will occupy the great
er part of the next four weeks. The
visited their son Major. From there
they will go to St. Joseph, Mo, Fair
bury, Nebr., and at other places in
northern Missouri. 1t has been sew
eral years since they have enjoyed
such a trip and they contem plate a
very pleasant time.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Stewart, who live on the former Jas.
Rhule ranch on the Smoky, was sad
dened last Saturday by the death of
their little daughter Mabel Maude.
The cause of death was meningitis
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| one-half years OLD, bright lit
| tie child and the sympathy of NAM
| friends is extended to the bereaved
parents. The funeral services were
held Monday at / O'Clock and the
| body was buried in WaKeeney Gem
etery.
I'M. Sturdyvin arrived few days
ago from Wichita and is stopping al
the American hotel. He soon began
4 to interest the business men of Wa
Keeney in the Gold Dollar Oil COM
= pany of Wichita, Kan. The men
whom he has interested have thought
very highly of it. Mr.. Suurdyvin said
1.-THE business men of Wichita who
are the head of this company are men
of high business standing. Mr.. Hag.
berg, president of the Hagberg Auto
mobile Supply company; Mr.. Hard
wick, vice president, is the advertis
ing manager of the Wichita Daily
Eagle, the largest daily paper in the
Il state; Mr.. Wassum, also manager OF
the Eagle, was formerly connected
with the Prairie Oil and Gas compa
ny and Western Torpedo compa
. ny, an oil man of many years expert
!, ence; Mr.. Frazier, secretary and treas
;. urer, is the salesman for the Hagbere
= Automobile Supply company: A. II
= -ner, cashier of the Garten CITY
! National bank, is one of the board o.
:, directors. The Gold Dollar Oil com
pany is drilling in the Augusta anc
Douglas fields The risk that thu