Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-18

is good place to do your shopping. |
Adv. "a.
You will find just what you want
in an overcoat at The Wa-Keeney |
Clothing Co. Adv. "a.
County Commissioner John Nc
Naughton, of Ogallah, was transact
ing business here Wednesday.
The Wa-Keeney Clothing Store car
ries a very pretty line of little boys
Adv. 49,
Mrs. S. L. Shorthill, Mrs. H. NJ
Smith and Mrs. F. B Walker and
daughter, Miss Eva, went down to
Hays Monday morning to consult with
an eyesight specialist.
Mrs. Alice King has sold her prop
erty in this city to DIR. We'll, of Peoria,
ILL.,, and she and her son, Earl and
family, have moved to Salina where
they will make their future home.
Do you want to wear a shoe that
will give you service, comfort and
with guarantee of satisfaction. If
you do try a pair of WaIk-Over's at
lie w d-ACChSy SlOIIilllS w. f1ON Oh
Mr.. and Mrs N H Giffin and Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Barnes, all from the
Smoky river. of Riverside township
were transacting business here We'd
nesday. Mrs. n. H. Giffin is sister
of Elihu Altman.
j. W. Altman and son, E. w. All
man, of Riverside township, were
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nesday and also attending the meet
ing of the Trego County Oil & Gas
| Company.
| Strayed-3 yearling heifers, 1 roam,
1 red heifer, with horns, l red muley,
/ black heifer calf. Any one knowing
of their whereabouts or having seen
them kindly notify A. E. Emmons, Wa
Keeney or Ogallah, Kans. Adv.32.
DIR. A. B. Jones, Cal Lloyd and DIR.
Herrick went down to Kansas City
Tuesday night where DIR. Jones will
again enter the hospital for treatment.
DIR. Herrick arrived home this morn
! ing and says DR.. Jones stood the trip
nicely.
In letter from FIT. Sill, Oklahoma,
Albert ,Acre says his company has
sixteen weeks program mapped out
ahead of them in that camp and from
that it does not seem the boys will
be transferred to France before next
spring.
| Those seminals on sale at Caron's
store are becoming quite popular
among the ladies. By using them
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their work with much more ease and
freedom. Seminals are made in both
one and three piece suits.
J. j. Keraus, Adam B. Mai, w. L.
Larrabee, Grant and Hugh Marshall
arrived home last Saturday afternoon
from a pleasure trip to the lakes in
eastern Colorado and report having
fine time. Eastern Colorado is look
ing especially good this year on ac-
count of good crops.
J. T. w. Cloud and daughter, Mrs.
John Gunckel, went down to Camp
Funston Wednesday night to see John
Gunckel who is with the soldier boys
at that place. Word was received that
his division was about to be moved
to some other location and they wished
to visit him before the change was
made.
/ There was some business going on
at the depot Tuesday morning when a
car load of fruit, one of hay and an
other of potatoes and cabbage were
being unloaded into the farmers
wagons and autos. Business was rush
ing and the vehicles were lined up al
most as thick as they were last fall
I when they We're unloading wheat.
Mrs. J. E. Fritts and little daugh-
ter, Leila May, went down to Salina
Monday where they We're called on
! account of broken arm sustained by
Faun Fritts, who is attending school
at Salina. Judging from the word re-
ceived Faun was cranking car when
the engine kicked on him and his arm
was in the way of the crank.
The editor OF the World is in re-
ceipt OF very interesting letter from
Ernest Smith who is now stationed
with his aviation corps in New York.
He seems to be enjoying the life first
rate but when It comes TO turning in
at night Shorty" finds the cot entire
~ too short for him and has hard
work to keep warm. The letter viii
be published in this paper