Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10

light tank at the 3rd house east OF
light plant--50 Ii
Grant Billings and Al. Ellermyer
| transacted business at Grinnell Mon
day afternoon
Mrs ]. w Phares spent several
days the last week with her sister.
Miss Knudson, AT Denver.
For Sale-Holstein bull 16 months
old, well bred. A. d. Parsons, Coll
yer, Kan, phone 358-Adv 80 81
Henry Wolf was down from his
| farm southeast of Quinter Wednes-
day attending the FL. ]. Simpson SALE
Miss DeVoilette has some new
dances for you Monday night, Feb
ruary IL at the Garden Theatsr-Ad.
Kansas Wednesday night. his object
being to purchase another car load of
milk cows and beifers.
For Rent - Property situated in
north part OF town: good house. sta
bic and nearly full block of ground.
j. t. w. Cloud.--Ady 40
Wanted : Boarders and roomeTs.
Apply to Mrs Ida Morgan, opposite
the Holmes property in the northwest
part of town. Rates reasonable.
John Reddig has gotten his shoe
shop near enough completed that he
is again at the business of mending
old shoes and solicits your patronage.
Mrs A P. Hinshaw and Mrs Trow-
bridge went down to OgaIlah Tues
day and took dinner with Mrs. A u
gust Harries, daughter of Mrs His
| shaw.
E A. Courtney went down to Kan
sas City and St. Joseph, Mo, We'd
| nesday night where he is looking af-
ter making purchases for his store in
this city.
Miss Alma Reinhardte returned to
| her home at Russell last Wednesday
on the jitney after visiting few days
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Fred
A. Deitz.
Mrs Veverka returned to her home
at Wilson Thus day after having
/ spent several days az the home of her
daughter. Mrs James Satrus south
east OF this city.
i Shoe repairing-Am new, ready for
business and solicit your patronage.
i The best of work and satisfaction
/ guaranteed. Come and see me. ].
E. Reddig.-Ady so
i Nelson Funston, of Talmage, Dick
/ inson county, was here a few DAYS
this week looking after his land in
terests just east of town. He is
relative of H. j. Simpson.
i DR.. A. B. Jones arrived home
Thursday night from the hospital at
Il Kansas City. He is feeling much i'm
proved in health but is quite weak
and will not be able to engage in ac-
tive practice for some time.
4 o. L. Day, of Washington, Indiana,
was here few days the last week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. 7. Purcell. He is nephew of Mr.
Purcell. He departed Wednesday
night for Des Moines, Iowa.
Il Albert Saleen is advertising a pub.
lie sale of live stock at his farm four
miles east and six and one-half miles
sou 5h OF Wa-Keeney, on February 2Ist
The advertisement will appear in his
/ paper and the sale bills are being
j printed at this office.
4 Grandma Downey, who lived with
her son few miles northeast of Wa
keeney, died yesterday morning. We
1 understand she had been in poor
health for some time and that The
funeral will be held at Collyer. Obit-
uary will be published next week.
/ just received car load of nice up
/ to-date second hand furniture. This
is nice lot of good staple furniture
and can iii you up in housekeeping in
almost anything that is needed for
your home at very reasonable prices.
Yours truly. A. NJ. Finley.-Adv so
Word was received Wednesday
night that Walter Swiggett had sue
cessfully undergone an operation upon
the sclatlc nerves which it is hoped
Will result in benefit TO him. If that
is the result he will probably remain
there for TWO or three weeks longer
His Trego county friends hope that
good results will follow.
George Borden Of Bunkerhill was
here few days this week looking up
his chances for getting hold of a
farm. A few years ago he was res
ident of this county but gave up on
account of the bad years and now he
is willing to come back and try it
again. That is the way they nearly
all do.
Word was received this morning
that Grandma Kelly is still in a pre-
carious condition from the effects of
the cerebal hemorrhage shock suffer
ed recently. but that she is also slow
Ily improving and spoke her first
audible words THURSDAY The in
couraging reports are gladly received
by Wakeeney relatives and friends.
o. L. Berry has moved from the
MensiDg place in the northwest part
of rowE to the Kline farm seven miles
northeast of town which has hereto
fore been occupied by Frank Sweet
Mr.. Sweet. mother and sister will
move into the property vacated by
Mr.. Berry, he having recently pur.
chased il of E. G. Mensing.
Ernest Deatrich, Clarence Christie
pher, Lloyd Horton, Scott Thayer.
Ray and Arthur CockreIl, all young
farmers from the east side of the