Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06
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For Sals-Second hand Ford. In
quire at this office.-Adv.
Mrs. Ike Stewart is reported I'll at
her home in Graham county.
Dalice Poffenberger has been sick
with an attack Of chicken pox.
Geo. Hunt entertained several of
his friends at dinner on New Years
day.
For Sale-Modern seven room house
and three lots. Inquire at this Office
ADV ~
A company of young people held a
social dance in the Kline building
Tuesday night.
ExCounty Clerk Ben Smith of Hill
City was mingling among his friends
here last Tuesday
The Trego County Cooperative as
location has corn for sale at their
elevator.-Adv 40
Francis Ridgway of Ogallah town.
ship was in on business Tuesday and
made this office pleasant call.
Joseph Sigler has been very i'll with
Pneumonia a It his home southwest of
town but is improving at this writ
ing.
DR.. Herrick reports the Lou Glea-
son children confined to their home
with catarral fever. Mrs. Johnson is
nursing them.
Mrs. DR.. Herrick went up to Col
lyer Tuesday afternoon for few
days visit at the home of her friend,
Mrs. DR.. Burnett.
| Wanted-I have a customer for a
quarter of land as near Wa-Keeney
as possible. What have you to otter?
w. Fl. Swiggett.-Adv AZ
| Roy Barrett, former WaKeeney
boy, was here the other day. travel
ing for his father who is now a candy
salesman, Mr.. Barrett, Sr. being i'll.
Trego County High School resumed
labor Tuesday after the midwinter
vacation with all teachers and the
regulation number of students pres
ent.
Miss Lura Icely arrived home Tues
day evening from ten days visit
with friends at Lindsborg and with
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Kirby at Bald
| win, Kansas.
Mrs. Ed. Barta of Collyer, Kansas,
came in Tuesday for visit with her
sister Mrs. Joe Krupp and family.
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weeks Wilson World.
George Since left Sunday evening
! for Lawrence to resume his studies at
the State University, after having
spent the Christmas vacation with
his parents in Graham county.
Farmers are feeling good over the
heavy snow which fell Saturday
night. The fall contained an unusual
amount of moisture which will be of
considerable benefit to the wheat
Fred KIawitter and family depart
| ed Sunday night for their former
home at Angus, Nebraska. For the
last four hs Mr.. Klawitter has
worked as jeweler for A. S. TRIGGER.
| JOIln hSuulS, JIl6 Olu TSIldDle SIlO0-
maker of Wa-Keeney will soon be on
the job of cobbling shoes again in a
new shop building which he is erect
ing just south of the Hartman eleva-
| tor.
Garland Wanker returned to Hays
Tuesday to resume school work at
the Normal after having spent the
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wanker over in Graham
| county.
Mrs. Moore and daughter, Georgia.
and Mr.. Ned Fuller. went up to Grin
nell Tuesday for a short visit at the
d. "A. Berah home. From there Mr.
Fuller will depart for his home in
California.
Miss Neuenschwander. an instruc-
tor at the State University, returned
to her duties Sunday night after
having spent the Christmas vacation
, at the home her parents in this coun
ty near Banner.
w. d. Austin a former resident o.
Voda vicinity but recently returned
from Arkansas. is now in charge o
, the Farmers elevator at Noda anC