Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-20

Keeney Clothing Store. Ait
: Harry Reichard unloaded car loa
of Dodge autos last Saturday.
: Suit cases of all kinds and at a
prices WaKeeney Clothing Store.
II. F. Osterkanp was under tn
} weather few days the first OF tn
Il week.
Strayed-1 brown horse and ligh
grey mare. G. G. Jones, phone so5.-
Adv As IF
Read the grip of evil on page 2
See it at the Garden on Mondays
/ Adv. 47tf.
:, Mrs. Vose of Ellis was a weekend
visitor at the Purcell home returning
to Ellis last Monday morning.
The Secret Kingdom, the new serial
at the Garden Theater, starts Satur-
day, January 27rh.-Adv As 2t
Mrs. Mabel Burns went to Collyer
| Sunday night to care for her mother
who is quite sick.-Russell Record.
There will be no preaching service
at the Methodist church in this city
next Sunday owing TO the absence of
| the pastor
Chas. E. Downie and Chas kellogg
were down from Collyer Tuesday eve
ming attending a session of the Ma
sonic lodge.
o. P. Barritt of the Niquette Land
agency of Salina was in the city Mon
day transacting business with the To-
cal agency.
Arthur S. Keraus is representing
the j. ]. Keraus hardware store at
the implement dealers convention in
Kansas City this week.
and side gear from the G. c. Mangold
farm in Ogallah township will please
return same and save prosecution
Adv 4S 1t
]. G. Hixson and Cliff Baker went
down to Kansas City Wednesday night
will probably purchase some cattle
and other stock.
Charles Richman, Dorothy Kelly,
Joseph Kilgom and Airline Pretty are
the stars in the wonder serial-The
Secret Kingdom. Shown at the Gar
den Theater.-Adv4 8 2t
A. NJ. Finley, of the Cash Imple-
ment store, is in Kansas City this
week attending the implement deal
ers convention and also purchasing a
car load of second hand goods.
G. w. Brown, L. B. Twible and NJ
E. Smith, all of Lucas, were in this
county Tuesday looking at some land
through the Niquette agency. They
contemplate returning some time in
the future and making a purchase.
Rev. Woodward announces that
owing to the fact that the Gospel
meetings have continued this week
at the Baptist church, that revival
meetings will not be started at the |
NJ ethodist church until January 2Sth |
Those who have been putting off
buying their autos until the price |
should come down are doomed to dis
and to pay eve a higher
price. The factory price on all autos
has been raised from forty to sixty
five dollars.
Miss Bernice Mattingly arrived
home Tuesday night from her visit
at Beresford, South Dakota, and at
Sioux City. Iowa. She reports hav-
ing had fine time and is feeling in
fine health from the effects of the
pure northern air.
For Sale-322 acres, 22O rich wheat
land, 10 a alfalfa bottom, balance in
pasture, $4,000 Improvements, with
good water, 6 miles from r. r. town,
miles to school, r. +. d. Will sell
on easy terms. Write TO
Box 40, r. F. d. No. 1, Collyer, Kan
sas--Adv AS Ut
VIM. Schrenkier left Tuesday for
Salina where he has accepted the po-
sition of manager for the Salina office
Of the B. G. Christopher Grain Co. of
Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Schrenkler
will be glad to receive any wheat
to Kansas City.-Rus-
sell Record.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
,he Presbyterian church held its reg
liar meeting Tuesday afternoon at
he home of Mrs. A J. Ellermeyer.
After the close of the business session
! missionary tea was served to which