Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-27
New lot of Big Bens at Treger's. A
Pure home Made Lard at Bakers.

Ogallah. John NJ. Anderson.-Ad AZ 4
The Secret Kingdom, the new serial
at the Garden Theater. starts Satur-
day, January 2Tth.-Adv AZ 2r
Straved from my ranch II black
heller calf. about months old. D.
p. Reade. Ogailah, Kan.-Adv IS.
For Sale:-Two span of good mules
and Jack. Davidson Ranch on the
Saline Adv Il If.
Mrs. Kate Swan was up from south
Wilcox township Wednesday shop
ping with Wa keeney merchants.
/ am in the market for pair of
gentle work mares in foal. See me
before the end of three weeks a. NJ.
Finley.-Adv IS 2U
Theodore Haug and son, VIM. and
son-in-law, III. @. Anderson, all of
Franklin township, were transacting
business in this city Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Reninger and
Grin Beatty from the south side of
Franklin township, were transacting
business in this city Wednesday.
Salesman wanted to solicit orders for
lubricating oils, greases and paints.
Salary or commission. Address Lin
coin Oil Co, Cleveland, O.-Adt AS 1t.
The party who took one wheel
and side gear from the G.. G. Mangold
farm in Ogallah township will please
return same and save prosecution
Adv fl 2t
F. d. Street of Mcpherson, Kans.,
was in the city the first of the week
in the interest of the National Stove
& Range Company and visited with
his sister, Mrs. III. NJ. Shaw.
II. J. Simpson is advertising a pub
lie sale OF live stock at his farm one
mile east of town to take place on
Wednesday, February 7th. See the
advertisement in this paper.
John Hislep brother and Miss
Agnes Bradford, a niece, of Mrs. H.
j. Simpson, arrived the last of the
week from Saskatchewan, Canada,
and are guests at the Simpson home a
mile east of this city.
Coming to Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
car load of the incest and classiest
new and second hand furniture that
has ever been brought TO town. 1t
will paw YOU to investigate this be-
fore the best bargains are ali gone.
A. NJ. Finley.-Ad 4S 2t
j. G. Hixson and Cliff Baker ar
rived home Saturday night from their
trip to Kansas City and eastern Kan
sas. While away Mr.. Hixson pur-
chased car load of cows and heifers
of the dairy breeds near Topeka and
is selling them out in this vicinity.
A. Nj. Finley arrived home Wednes-
day morning from Kansas City where
he had been the last week attending
the Implement Dealers Convention
and transacting business. He says he
purchased a car load of second hand
Goods which will soon be on sale at
his store.
The Trego County High School
basket ball team met the Wilson
High school team here last Friday
evening. A fast game was played
with a very close score until the last
few minutes. Wilson winning by
score of As to 25.
For Sale-322 acres, 22o rich wheat
land, 10 a alfalfa bottom, balance in
pasture, $4,000 improvements, with
miles to school, r. K. d. Will sell
reasonable on easy terms. Write TO
Box 40, R. F. d. No. 1, Collyer, Kan
sas.-Adv 4S 2t
Iir. J. S. Vermillion. eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist of Hays will be
at the American Hotel on Thursday,
February 8th prepared to do all kinds
of eye, ear, nose and throat work in
Guiding the fitting of glasses. If
needing special work done give him
call. Adv. 48 2t.
G. L. Bingaman and VIM. c. Will
ard were down from Quinter Monday
on business. They called at the office
of the probate Judge and secured
license authorizing the marriage of
Mr.. Willard and Miss Viola, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Bingaman. The wedding
took place Wednesday.
Albert Maxwell arrived home Mon
day night from his visit with his sis
ter in Brown county, Kansas, and
with other relatives in northern Mis-.
souri, and Iowa. Mack says he ran
into some pretty cold weather while
in Iowa and is glad to get back here
where he can get warm.
The World Office has recently
received copy of the f9ileam
Springs, Ark, Daily Register, which
contains an obituary of Thomas O.
Blaisdell who was a former resident
of Wilcox township of this county
and will be remembered by many of
the older citizens. He was an old
soldier and served during the rebel
lion with the 1lth Maine Volunteer
Infantry and the comrades of the
6. A. r. assisted in the burial SER
vices. Since 1905 he he has lived in
Sileam Springs.
WANTED = Industrious man with
team and wagon capable of earning
800 and over per month, selling Raw
leigh's 129 Household Products
icineS, Extracts, Spices, Toilet Arti-
Giles. Stock and Poultry Preparations,
Gasoline Engines, Etc, to farmers.
Must give good references and fur
nish contract signed by two RESPONSE
BILE men, Also Men and Women to
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