Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17

Radiator and Hood cover for any
make of car. For sale at Pickering IS
garage.-Adv 80
Found black overcoat with vel
vet color on south branch of Golden
Belt road Owner may have same by
paying for this notice. Ady.49tf.
Perkins windmills, pumps and
tanks. The mills are oigess and are
guaranteed to run five years without
oil. Trego Co. Coop Assn. adv act
For Sale-Haif section miles from
Wa Keeney, Kan. running water. al
falfa land and pasture, at s25 per acre.
Terms, limited time Inquire at this
office.-Adv so 1t
Irv Reddig and John Ericsson went
to Kansas City Monday night. From
| there Mr.. Reddig will go to Iowa and
Mr.. Ericsson will go to Nebraska.
They expect to be gone about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Hardman. Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. -Cortright, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Spena, Mrs. l. T. Purcell,
w. j. Beardwell, J. f. Jones, Fl. o.
Reichard, H. s. Givler and John. G.
Kirkner were .WaKeeney people who
attended the auto show at Kansas
City this week.
The "Sport'' North company play.
ing here this week are putting on all
royalty bills. Every member is a
star and best of it is that when off
the stage are real people and different
from most troupers. People missing
these plays are missing a treat sell
dom seen outside the cities-Randall
News.
Mrs J. w. Johnston, of Topeka.
was here the first of the week looking.
after her real estate interests in this
county. Size has considerable faith
in Trego county land and owns sew
eral quarter sections of it and holds
it as first class property. While here
she was guest at the home of. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Fl : Benson.
Bryl Frazier arrived here last Sat.
urday morning with his household
goods and live stock and is again at
home in this city. The family will
be here in a short time. Byrl moved
down by Topeka last fall where he
| could better winter his stock on ac-
count of the difference in the price
of feed. He says he is ready for bus
mess again and will buy. sell Or trade
horses with anyone.
What is probably the largest sale
of farm machinery ever held in west
ern Kansas will take place at Ogallan
Monday and Tuesday, February 26
and 81, when the personal property
| of the late Jacob Frank will be sold
at public auction. Along with this
farm machinery will also be sold
twelve head of good, young h..,rses
and mules besides Ford to.,rfno car
/ a building and sor-.. 1nn,baf tl,,o
usual terms IRE offered and the adj
Ver1isr --nent may be seen in this issue
When it comes to breeding pure
bred horses and handling the best of
stock, ice Spena is strictly down to
date. He recently sold the stallion
he had been using for few years
J and last Sunday morning received
two handsome registered percheroh
stations from the east and now has
; them at his farm four miles west of
town. Either of these stations will
weigh a ton and they are as well
built draft horses as their weight
would indicate. 1t is a fine thing
for this county that there are s,
enterprising men as Mr.. Spr
will import animals of s, ~
Last Sunday
revival SCI .ne IVY
.t :, -ylces which had been he
-..e Methodist church were brousi
stS a close. District Superintendent
G. w. Stevens, of Salina, preache
the closing sermon hich was spler
did one. Atsthe close of the sermo
le conservation service was held
which about thirty OF forty youn
ipeople took part. 1t was a filth
climax to the two weeks meeting
" which Rev. Woodward had so yea
ously labored and laid the found;
:. ton for this second conservation Sc
an vice which took place during til
Sc meetings. There was deep convi
Is ton among the people and numb'
~ OF professions were made. The NEE
pv ings we're very successful and it W;
to a very gratifying sight to see sue
ey large crowds of young people so dee
. tly interested. A number have bee