Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-14

a cheap new car. Adv Is 2t
For Sale-Registere Galloway bul
three years old. G. c. Baird. lift
Keep cool. Phone number lis fol
ice. Deliveries made regularly 6tf
For Sale-5 year old Red Police
bull. w. H.TruaD, r ADV - At
For Sale-Mogul tractor, in good
order. Ray Shaw, Wa-Keeney- 15tf
Fifty head of young cows and five
yearling bulls for sale. NJ w. Mason.
Adv. lift
The Trego County Cooperative as
location has corn for sale at their
elevator-Adv 40
For -Sale-Fifty head of young cows
and five grade yearIing bulls M. w.
Masons Adv. lift
Mart Ellermeyer has purchased lots
on north Franklin street and has
commenced work on the erection of a
cottage thereon.
W r. Gregory, editor of the Coll
yer Advance, came Saturday and did
some work for himself on the World
linotype machine.
Edith Sprague and Ruth Bingham
write that they arrived at Wasatch,
Utah, all safely and that they are
having a dandy time.
Special premiums for the coming
Trego county fair premium list are
wanted, and they can be reported to
the secretary at once.
Dorothy Gatewood, of Hays, was
here over Sunday the guest of Grace
Stephens at their home southeast of
town. She returned home Tuesday
morning.
Gus Grakil, who lives south of Wa
Keeney about fourteen miles, is hav
ing a foundation put in and is prepar-
ing to erect a new home. The ground
space is about thirty by forty feet
F. D. Street of Mcpherson, Kans.,
spent Saturday in Wa-Keeney in the
interest of the National Stove and
Range Company and visited over Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. H. M. Shaw.
All the Presbyterians of Trego
county and all those who have lean
ing that way are, to meet in the court
house park this evening and partake
of a basket picnic. A general good
time is expected.
Uncle "Billie" Sides, of Campus,
was here Monday after his auto which
was here undergoing repairs. He
was a pleasant caller at this Office
to see the boss and visited with other
old friends while here.
Rev W NJ Harder and family, of
Russell, were here a few days the
last week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Rensmeyer southwest
of town. Miss Martha, their daugh-
ter will remain here for a more ex-
tended visit. The other members of
the family returned home Tuesday.
Harry Kite who lives in the north
end of Wilcox township, believes in
starting right when he goes into the
dairy business. He came to town Tues
day and purchased two excellent two
year-old fresh Holstein heifers from
J. W. Bingham, his first venture in
the dairy line.
w. ]. Leffingwell, former resident
of this city but who lives in Colorado,
has been here the last week visiting
at the Mccall home northwest of
town and calling upon other friends.
1t has been close to twenty years
since he lived here and he notices
many changes for the better in and
about the city.
The regular monthly recital took
place at Mrs. Steinberger's music
studio last Saturday afternoon. Those
who took part in the program We're
Gladys Hillman, Helen Papes, Jane
Schimkowitsch, lone Kraus, Kathleen
Northup, Olga Schimkowitsch,M abelle
Billings, Birda Myerly, Grace Wollner
and Grace Stephens
Those who have the management
of the coming Fourth of July cele-
bration in charge are having excel
lent success in securing attractions
and in making other arrangements
With the combined celebration and
Farmers Union picnic it will be one
great big day in Wa-Keeney and
everyone should plan on being here
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortright and Mrs
Lahman left this morning for an ex-
tended pleasure trip which will take
them about four months to complete
They expect to go to Twin Falls,