Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-10-03

WILSON, Adv. oZ ~
Don't forget the big cattle sale at
the stock yards Saturday afternoon.
l. T. Purcell went to Hays Wednes-
day and attended the Ellis County
Fair
C. R. Kirby and sister, Miss Hat
tie, left Sunday evening for Kansas
City.
NJ. C. Sites, of north of town, ship
ped in several head of Whiteface cat
tie the first of the week from Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Haug and child,
were up from Utica last Saturday.
They report a good rain down their
way.
R. II. Hobbs, of the Wa-Keeney
Clothing Company, made business
trip to Clyde, Kans., the first of the
week.
Miss Edna Walker is teaching in
the Cove City High School. She was
employed in the same school last
year.
Grandpa and Grandma Peek report
the birth little girl at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Tod Peacock,
last Saturday.
Miss Anna Hastings left Thursday
for Norcatur, Kans., where she is
employed as one of the teachers in
the High school
Mrs. Haughey left last Thursday
evening for Smithville, Mo, where
she will make her home until the
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F. A. Hahn, who lives on the j. r.
Wilson farm north of town will hold
public sale next Tuesday, October
9Th. Mr.. Hahn will move to Illinois.
/ ]. W. Phares, c. L. Hartman and
John Spena are expected home from
their hunting trip in Colorado and
Wyoming the latter part of the week.
Grandpa Finch left Saturday via
Ransom for his homestead near
Towner, Colo, Clyde Poffenberger
drove him to the station in his Over
land.
Druggist Munson and family NOV
ed into the Williams property and
Cecil Bundy and wife moved into the
Mumert property vacated by the Mum
sons.
Several members of Co. A. Trego
County State Guards went down to
Ellis Sunday for battalion drill work
The next drill will be two weeks from
last Sunday at Hays.
Emil Lawson was up from their
Lawson Ranch in Wilcox township
Tuesday and informed us that Joe
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Stevens at Bazine, Kansas.
The Farmers Union will buy hogs
Saturday, October II. Owing to reg
ulations of railroad shipments we had
to change day of buying from Mon
day to Saturday. w. C. P. Rhoades
manager. Adv. 33-2t.
1 have the addresses of 1872 of the
boys who are in the service but there
are still IA names I have and no one
has sent me the address. There may
be some mistakes and some omitted
names. Won't you who know aid me
H. Harlan.
!. Is your name down for Fourth
Liberty Bond. If not why not? You
neighbors and friends are coming for
ward and not waiting to be insisted
, on, and why not you? Watch for tn,
list of subscribers and see that you
name is there.
This office made another improve
ment last week by installing an cleo
trio pot on our linotype. The meta
| is heated by electricity instead O
: gasoline. Harry johnson, the exper
electrician, installed the pot an,
everything is working lively.
Harry Dawson has purchased tn
Russell Record, Zone of the oldes
papers in western Kansas) of W. =
Nelson, who retires on account of hi
hearing. Mr.. Dawson edited the Rec
ord several years ago and will max
: his paper one of the best IN this par
of the state.
An extra fine and appropriate Pre-
gram was given by about forty pee
pie of the primary department of tn
! Presbyterian Sabbath School Sunda
morning, September goth, in connec
ton with the Rally Day service, an
was greatly enjoyed by the larg
audience present
Grover Hays, Pete DeBoer, A
Hendricks and Collie Inglis, left Mon
Z day for Great Bend and Wichits