Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-07

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pulled at Kent's car SALE Adv. Is 1t
For Remit 3-room house, barn
hen house, etc. See Wa-Keeney Bank
Adv. IT.
! Wanted-Two second hand bug
gies, must be worth the money. A
M Finley. Adv. Is ct.
Taken Up-A bay bronco mare
and one yearling bald face horse
colt H S. Marcy. Adv. Is.
A number OF Trego county young
ladies who are attending FIT Hays
Normal spent Sunday at home.
Attorney Dave Richie came in
from Salina Tuesday and transact
ed some lagal business in this city.
John Peacock was down from Col
lyer Tuesday transacting business
and visiting at the home of his faith
er.
The county commissioners were in
session last Friday finishing up their
work as board of equalization and
review
Mrs. S. L. Allison arrived home
last Thursday night from ST. Louis
where she had been visiting her
daughter.
Mrs. F. E. Williams came up from
| Ellis last Friday for a few days visit
at the home of her son, W. j. Will
liams, in this city.
T. A. Neal is one of the latest sub
| scribers to the world. A few months
ago he moved to this county from
Ness county and is living on a part
of the old Joe Irwin ranch on the
| Smoky.
F. E. Natter of Concordia, arrived
in this city last Friday and visited
with his wife and child at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Acre until Sun
day. Mr.. Natter is travelling for the
Folger people.
j. W. Phares and children and his
mother were over in Nebraska
last week visiting with relatives and
friends and transacting business.
Mr. Phares reports the dry weather
all along the route.
When you have the backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of order. Try Sanol it does wonders
for. the liver, kidneys and bladder
vince you. Get it at the drug store
Adv. IS.
r. Fhe Wa-Keeney State Bank, cap
ital and surplus $65,00O.OO, does
general banking business, safety
boxes for rent, writes insurance in
all its branches, makes real estate
loans on long or short time at the
lowest current rates. Adv. Is st.
/ Miss Eva Philbrook babe goodbye
to Wa-Keeney friends last Saturday
morning and departed for Salina
where she will make her future home
and where she will teach in the prim-
airy department of the schools of that
city. She is an excellent primary
teacher and her many friends in this
vicinity wish her continuance of the
good success she has had while work
ing with the children of this district.
On account of the condition of the
health of his wife Ben Rodgers has
sold off his household goods and ex-
poets to soon leave for Kansas City
where Mrs. Rodgers is now in hos
pital. Their plans are incomplete at
present but they will probably leave
for the western coast in short time.
Mrs. Rodgers heart has caused her
mitch trouble since they came here
and they hope that a return to the
coast will be beneficial.
The farmers in this vicinity who
put out a crop of barley. or oats
this spring report that they are do
ing fine and the prospects for crop
are almost excellent with a little
more rain. Corn is also doing fairly
well although the weather has been
little too cool for it and the fodder
crops. The acreage put to corn and
fodder crops is as large again as it
has ever been in this county and if
there is only an average crop the
people will not starve, regardless of
high prices, as they can live on corn
bread and honniny.
1t doesn't seem possible that there
could be anyone in Wa-Keeney so
careless or dishonest, but a week ago
Saturday young lady lost a pocket
book. containing four dollars not a |
block away from the center of the |
business district of this city. The |
fact was advertised through this |
paper but no response received. |
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