Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-09-27
House for Rent-Inqdire of f. B.
Walker. Adv. 81 2t.

Monday 10 look a1teT some maCtefS IN
district court
Bruce Acre left Sunday night for
Fl Riley where he contemplates ty-
ing to get into the army.
Old wheat for seed for sale at old
Togo, twelve miles north of Wa-Kee-
ney. Jno. ]. Diebolt- Adv. 80 IT.
Fred Riggs was over to Lucas over
Sunday visiting with friends. He re-
ports plenty of rain in that vicinity.
Joe Reddig and wife arrived home
the first of the week from their honey
moon trip to the eastern and central
part of the state.
Mrs. A. L. Greenwood is assuming
the duties of the county treasurers
office, during the absence of Mr.. Jack
son in Hutchinson.1Ness County
News.
Mrs. Walters, who has been visiting
for the last month at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Larrabee in this
city, left Tuesday morning for her
home at Duran, Michigan.
E. F. Dietrich who lives half mile
east of Ogallah, is advertising pub
lie sale OF live stock, farm machinery
and household goods to take place at
the farm on Thursday, October 4th.
Notice the sale bills or the advertise
ment in this paper.
Quite a large delegation of Quinter
people were at the fair last Friday
to see the show and to help root for
their base ball team in their matched
game with Wa-Keeney. However, the
boys were not as alert as the Wa
Keehey team and they lost the game
by score of z to 1. The Quinter
boys are game bunch and took their
defeat gracefully.
Charles Rogers and Miss Deather-
age, of Ransom, Kansas, were mar
ried at the Office of the Probate Judge
in this city one day last week. Mr..
farmers of Wilcox township and his
estimable bride is the daughter of a
minister of the Christian church, re-
Gently living at Stella. Missouri.
| Neil Ufford and Ed Moore, Wa
Keeney boys who are stationed at
/
iment Kansas National guards, came
in this morning on leave of absence
and have spent the day visiting with
home folks and friends They return
to Lawrence this evening and in few
days expect to leave for FIT. Sill
! Oklahoma.
DIR. A. B. Jones has been in un-
usually poor health the last several
days and Wednesday night he was
ftaken to the hospital at Kansas City
where it is hoped he will receive re-
lief. He was accompanied by DIR. Her
rick, w. w. Gibson and Glen Jones
Mrs. Jones expects to go down to
Kansas City later.
Later:-Word has been received
that the Doctor stood the trip fine.
The new Hardman concrete eleva-
tor is now practically completed and
to say that it looms up in fine shape
is placing it lightly. 1t has been given
an outside coat of paint and with the
fine large letters in gold near the top
designating the name of the firm, it is
both attractive and imposing in ap-
pearance. 1t is strictly modern in
every way and Mr.. Hardman and his
employees find it a great convenience
over the old building.
| H. w. Finch arrived home Wednes-
day night from Hays where he had
been looking after the Trego county
exhibit at the Golden Belt Fair. dad"
is feeling good all over on account of
the exhibit having won nineteen rib
bons the most of them being blue. He
entered in competition for all prizes
offered and says it will take a good
sized dray wagon to haul home the
special prizes. They range in size
all the way from a dollar bill to ton
of coal.
For Sale-Fifteen big smooth early
spring Duroc boar pigs. Out of large
sows and sired by well developed reg
istered boars. All immune. Also sew
eral highly bred, well marked Hol-
stein male calves, six to nine months
old. All priced to sell. The Garden
City Sugar & Land Co., Garden City,
Kansas. Adv. 81 IT.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
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