Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-24
Fresh PORK at Bakers. adv

/ h. B. HUDSON ol-tI
/ A pure bred male red sEoat for sale
or trade for sow. Inquire al this
office 51-2t
| Read the grip of evil on page 2.
See it at the Garden on Mondays.
Adv. Aft.
Miss Anna Razak visited over SUM-
day at the home of her parents at
/ Coliyer.
Wanted-1 registered red short
/ horn bull, at least two years old. In
fquire at this Office 51-2t
The first signs OF approaching
/ spring are here-several fiocks of
/ ducks.
/ LOST Poland China sows, weight
about Us and $50 lbs each. largest has
TIL cropped. Finder will be reward
/ ed by H. 5. West, owner, Wa Keeney,
| on old Barbee farm.-Ady.
VIM. Nelson was up from River
side township Tuesday transacting
business at the office of the probate
i judge in arranging for final settle
ment of couple of estates of which
he is administrator.
j. +. Jones was at Topeka the first
OF the week where he attended a
meeting of the stockholders ana dir
ectors OF the Kansas Life Insurance
Co and was reelected as member
OF the board Of directors.
Bert Greenwood and Ray Shaw,
carriers on routes one and three left
Wednesday afternoon by auto route
for Kansas City and expect to return
about SATURDAY. and will bring back a
couple OF Max Well cars with them.
Mrs. j. II. Deatrich and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Hickman and her
niece, were down from Collyer, Mon
day, on business before the probate
judge. We understand Mrs. Deaf
rich expects to soon leave for Okla
homa TO visit her daughter.
just received a car load of nice up
to-date second hand furniture. This
is nice lot of good staple furniture
and can tit you up in housekeeping in
almost anything that is needed for
your home at very reasonable prices.
Yours truly. A. NJ. Finley-Adv so.
S. ]. Straw, W. R. Woodward. R.
&. Wilson, E. A. Courtney, A. P.
Hinshaw and Ed Brown and family
were at Quinter, Wednesday, attend
ing the funeral in honor of George
Hargitt. Mr.. Hargitt was one of the
pioneer settlers of the blackberry vi
cinity south of Quinter and was hon.
ored and respected by large circle
OF friends.
The Carons Ladies Outfitters who
are TO open their store TO the public
Monday morning, March S, have a fine
announcement on the first page of
this paper, be sure and read it. This
is new enterprise which will depend
upon the local trade alone for its sup
port but will be the means of bring
ing many shoppers here from sur
rounding towns.
AS neat thing in the roadster
auto line as has been brought to the
city for some time are those Country
Club four passenger Overland road
sters brought in from Salina Wednes-
day night. Cliff Baker has purchased
one of them and the other NAV be
seen at the garage back of the World
office. They have all the convenience
es of the larger cars but do not sell
at the same high price and are Just
the thing for small family
The North Bros. Stock Co. PLAYED
at the Garden Theater the first three
days of the week not only played to
packed houses but played to the sat-
isfaction of their audience. The
Garden Theater will seat 300 people
and for the last two nights CT their
stay all the seats were taken and
standing room was at a premium.
The North Bros. Co. have promised
to return here about the last of
April for another stand
j. G. Jones, a travelling moving
picture show man, was arrested at
Grinnell, Tuesday, by Sheriff DeBoer
and brought here and arraigned be-
fore Justice COPYRIGHT on a charge
Of carelessly driving his automobile.
He put up cash bond of $40 and was
released pending his appearance be-
fore the court next Monday It'll