Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-03-03

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5th. All kinds.
J. F. Gunekel transacted business
at Ogallah and Ellis Wednesday.
Cal Lloyd and Herb Bacon transact
ed business at Ellis Wednesday.
! Chas. Steele went down to Kansas
City Wednesday Dight on business.
Frank Goble moved. down to the
John Reddig farm Tuesday and will
! farm it for another year.
For Sale-Black Mammoth jack;
weight 1000 lbs; breeds large. IA.
| Miller, Quinter, Kan.-Adv 81 3t.
For Sale-1 Hereford bull calf and
small quantity kafr corn seed. r. 7.
| Woodland on Shelton ranch. 51-3tp
For Sale-2OO bushels of good Fet-
erita seed, miles east and miles
| north. VIM. Lemke, Wa-Keeney. 52-4t.
Protect your radiator with Gordon
Radiator and Hood cover for any
make of car. For sale at Pickering's
garage.-Adv 80
Miss Olive Wolsferberger of Quin-
ter, visited Wednesday at the home
of her friend, Miss Ola Novis in this
city.
There will be no preaching services
at the Methodist church next Sum-
day as the minister will fill his regul-
ar appointment at Quinter.
The Public Health Car Warren will
arrive in Wa-Keenev at l p. m. on
March 9Th and remain here until
the same time the following day.
| A black fur pillow muff was found
at the Union Pacific depot the first of
the week and is being held there for
the owner who can have same by pay
ing advertising charges.
LOST Poland China sows, weight
about IT'S and $50 lbs each, largest has
tail cropped. Finder will be reward
ed by III. S. West, owner, Wa-Keeney,
| on old Barbee farm.-Adv.
| Frank Jacobs of the southwest cor
ner of Glencoe township was trans
acting business at the county seat
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Jacobs has
fine herd of registered Dutch Belt
ed mich cows and thinks a whole lot
of them as butter fat producers.
DR.. j. S. Vermillion, eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist of Hays will be
at the American Hotel on Thursday,
March sth, prepared to do all kinds
of eye, ear, nose and throat work in
GLIDING the fitting of glasses. If
needing special attention work done
give HIM call. 52-2t
| For the last week or so S. L. Short
hill had been in poor health and
Wednesday afternoon it was decided
to take him to the University hos
pital at Rosedale and was accompan-
led by F. B. Walker and DR.. Jones on
the night train for that city. His
many Trego county friends hope that
he will receive the relief he is seek
ing and that he will return soon in
good health.
/ will take my hat out of the auc-
tioneer ring for the time being. Not
because have retired. not because 1
am lazy, not because / do not enjoy
the work or not because / do not need
the coin but will have to refrain from
open air sale crying until such time
as may recover fully from the oper-
alton performed on me, at which
time will notify the public. Thank
ing you for the past 25 years favors.
| 1 remain yours truly,
Adv. 50 2t. Col. w. A. EPPLER.
The various parts of the county
were represented at the court house
Tuesday by the following deputy
county assessors: A. NJ. Mcconnell,
Ogallah; George Glass, Glencoe; W.
B. CIPHER, Riverside; George Defines,
Wilcox; J. ]. Drummond, wa-Kee-
ney; A. b. VanScyoc, Collyer; FL. H.
Cawley, Franklin. They received
their books and instructions and are
ready to begin work as soon as posi-
bic after the first of March.
A case in justices court Monday
was the State vs.. John B. Berry and
John Doe wherein the defendants
were charged with violating the game
law by killing prairie chickens. The
defendant, Joe Berry, was in court,
but the other fellow was able to make
his getaway before the arrest could
be made. The evidence indicated