Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-02-14

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Rev. Oliver, of Ottowa, was in the
city Tuesday looking up some land
deals.
| Do you want good top buggy and
harness? $40 Call Bosserman's or
phone SO. Adv. 81 It.
A. Lopp went down to Ellis to-day
to look up a job as work is scarce
| around town at present.
Read w. H. Finch's ad in this issue.
He has new sample book and his
prices are low as the lowest.
Dean Bosserman, who is attending
the State Normal at Hays spent last
| Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
Stanley Straw, of Wa-Keeney,
was transacting business in Quinter
Tuesday.-Quinter Advocate.
Pinto beans, Zoe, navy beans 12c,
| in 100 Id bags f. o. b. Silt, Colo, stock
limited. c. A. Hamrick, Silt, Colo.
Adv. 81 st.
Miss Edna Walker, instructor in
| the Cove High School, spent the week
end at her home in Wa-Keeney.-Gove
City Republican.
LgF. Montgomery, of Lincoln, Kan
sas, was here last week, making some
improvements on his farm north of
| town. Ransom Record.
A. T. and F. A. Hazen motored to
Wa-Keeney, Saturday evening, to
meet C. E. Hazen who was coming
home from Camp Funston.-Ransom
Record.
John Mcknight, of Camp Funston,
was visiting friends and relatives in
| and around Quinter last week He
left there on 1O2 Sunday night for
that place.-Quinter Advocate.
The following were Sunday guests
at the w. A. Scott home. Mr.. and
Mrs. K. w. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Rodgers, Misses Ida and Bes-
sic Rogers and Clark Rodgers.-Ran-
som Record.
Word comes to US that Corporal
Walter Doerschlag is in the base hos
pital at Fort Riley, i'll with the
mumps, but is getting along nicely.
Ransom Record.
Wanted-Married man and wife to
work by the month on my ranch, 5
miles north of Wa-Keeney. For terms
and privileges given, go to ]. H. Heck
| man at the Wa-Keeney State Bank,
Wa-Keeney. F. F. Hickman, Ster-
| ling, Ill. Adv. 81 1t.
Married-Wed nesday, February 6,
1913, at Wa-Keeney, Jesse Edwards
and Miss Rosa Ropp. These young
the Hille ranch but will now farm
for themselves on the Lang place
Ransom Record.
Charley Whitton came across from
Wa-Keeney Monday to attend to some
business matters and hurried back.
He dropped in to say "Howdy" and
told US that he expected to take his
! wife to Kansas City hospital for an
other operation this week. She suf-
fered an operation some time ago but
it seems the trouble was not reached.
We trust she will get permanent re
lief this time and regain a full mea-
sure of health.-Hill City Republican.
Harry Hazen, of Yuma, Colorado,
came in Saturday night with his bride
for a few days visit with relatives.
The bride was Miss Myrtle Copper
smith, and they were married at the
home of her mother Sunday, January
&c, 1918. Both of these young people
are we'll known in this community.
Harry is the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Hazen and had always liv
ed here until last spring when he went
to Yuma to work in a depot. Mrs.
Hazen lived in or near Ransom for
several years, removing with her
mother to Yuma about year ago.
They will make their home in Yuma.
Ransom Record.
Last Saturday afternoon at the
Trego County Teachers Association
Clarence Gunckel won first place in
the spelling contest out of nine con-
testants with one hundred words be-
ing used. Clarence is in the sixth
grade and will represent Trego county
in the spelling contest at the Golden
Belt Association which will be held
at Hays next month. We think this
is pretty fine for sixth grader The
Trego County High School quartette
furnished some excellent music and
j. H. Niesley and J. H. Hickman
made addresses that were instructive
helpful and patriotic, and R. W.
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