Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-21
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Fresh porK at Bakers. adv
/ Money to loan. See E. d. Wheeler
/ Monlay, June 25th is hog day.
Farmers Union Adv. 16 2t-
1 For Registered Galloway bull
three years old. G. G. Baird lift
H Keep cool Phone number I7s for
ice. Deliveries made regularly. 6tf-
1 Thomas Wynn, from south of Ogal-
lah, was transacting business here
Tuesday.
/ The Trego County Cooperative as
location has corn for sale at their
elevator.-Adv 40
II Jos. Marquand, the hardware mer-
chant, of Ogallah, was transacting
business here Tuesday.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Yetter and Mrs.
Tawney were up from Ogallah Mon
day attending the funeral of Mr..
Shorthill
Remember the big cattle sale at
the stock yards in Wa-Keeney, Sat
urday, June 23rd. Good stuff and good
terms. Adv. 16 2t.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. John Spena arrived
home Monday from a pleasure trip
to the mountains of Colorado, and
visit with relatives while enroute
Miss Grace Allison is now at home
for the summer vacation living fin
ished her school year in the primary
department of the. city schools of
Denver.
Kinzie Rogers and son, Charles,
and daughter were up from his ranch
on the Smoky Tuesday transacting
business at the court house with the
county superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nelson and two
children have arrived from Lawrence
and expect to spend the next several
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Larrabee.
For Sale auto tires with inner
tubes 30x3 1-2, presto light tank,
GAINESVILLE gang pillow with auger
twist. N. A. Olson, miles south
west of town on old Cummings farm.
Adv. 16 ct.
II Mrs. Peter Lessor, of Lincoln Cen
ter and Mrs. Chantier, of Tulsa, Okla
homa, mother and aunt of William
Lessor, spent last week at his home
southwest of town. They departed
Monday for their homes
S. J. Straw and G. L. Hays left
Tuesday evening for Hutchinson
where Mr.. Straw is attending the
state meeting of the undertakes
association and Mr.. Hays is taking
in the sights and transacting business.
Miss Merle Yetter, of Denver, has
been here this week visiting at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. C. H. Benson
in this city and with other relatives
and friends at Ogallah. Miss Yetter
is a teacher in the high school at
Denver.
III. w. Finch has moved his stock
of notions and wall paper from the
Hille building on the east side of
Franklin street to the building just
remodeled by H. S. Givler on the west
side of the street south of the jew
elry store.
Hudson Harlan's public sale of live
stock, farm machinery and household
4 goods Will take place at his farm
southeast of town five miles, on next
Tuesday, June Goth. Look up the bills
and the advertisement. This stock is
to be sold without reserve as Mr.. Har-
Ian has rented his farm and intends
moving to town.
Peter Reidel and family visited last
week in Colorado. Mr. Reidel came
home Monday morning and reports
things looking fine in the irrigated
district around Greeley. Good crops
of wheat and alfalfa are growing on
soil that Mr. Reidel saw twenty years
ago and would have declared that it
would have been impossible to have
ever raised anything on it.
Walter G. Marshall who left Wa
Keeney May Is, Joined the United
States Marine corps at Kansas City
on May 18th, and is now stationed at
Paris Island, South Carolina, with the
18th company L. Third regiment
His mother received a letter from him
last week in which he stated that he
had just received a medal in a ten
mile walking contest, he being able
to come in first, his speed and indur-
ance being better than any of the
others.
There were several dry weather
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