Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-09-26

John Spena made an auto try t.
Salina Thursday.
Joe Power, the race horse man Of
Collyer, was visitor to the Fair sew
eral days last week
Ray Shaw was in the Kansas City
the first of the week and drove home
new Ford car for John Spena-
Frank Purinton, of Kansas City,
has been visiting home folks and other
relatives at Banner this and last week
DIR. Lacerte and VIM. Cox wer
down from Collyer last Tuesday. the
doctor was a pleasant caller at this
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kite were up
from the south part of the county
Wednesday trading with our mer-
chants.
Msr E. E. Beougher and son, MeI.-
dali visited at Wa-Keeney Thurs.1ae
and Friday of last week.-Grin,s!
Record.
The Wa-Keeney Clothing Co. am,
the Trego County COOPERATIVE a.
ISOLATION have new ads in this week.
Read them.
Read the big cattle ad in this IS
sue, 800 head of good cattle viii be
sold at auction, Saturday, October stu,
at the stock yards.
p w. O'Toole received word from
his son, Walter, at Camp Funston.
that he was in the base hospital 1t
Fort Riley.-Utica Enterprise.
It will be surprise to some o. our
readers to learn. that o. L. Cook has
| decided to not make the race for rep
resentative. The reason is best know I
himself
Hiram Perigo, who has been wo-x>
ing down near Wa-Keeney, visited
| Sunday and Monday with his mothe-,
Mrs. VIM. FIeenor, at Grinnell.-Gri--
nell Record.
| B. F. Poston, of Hill City, was over
last Friday and took in the Fair. He
took home an auto load of band boys.
Mr.. P. is a printer and was at one
time editor of the Hill City Republi-
can.
J. G. Lutz and son, of Bladen, NeD
\ are in the city this week looking ovr-
their land interests in south Trego.
Mr.. Lutz was one of the first settl r.
of the county, but moved to Nebrask. :.
many years ago.
Last Thursday night light frost
visited this section of the country do
4 ing damage to tender vines. 1t is i
little earlier than usual, but not Sc
destructive as the first frost last year
as it froze everything out of doors.
Frank Purinton shipped in ten cars
of cattle to Collyer last week and
sold them. He returned to Kansas
City and will ship out another herd
1t is his intention to hold a public
sale of this bunch soon. Watch foI
his announcement.
| Photographer Bean informs Us
he has purchased the Oakley photo
gallery from j. H. Allen, who use1
to run a gallery here. He will move
his car fom Oakley to Sharon Springs
and make trips regular to Oakley Ii
business warrants it.
Bob Kirk has on exhibition an Elk
horn in the Star Grocery window
which he dug out of bank on his
big ranch on the Saline. Will Walker
| also mas on d DuIIdlO aOfI
he dug out of bank on his farm.
These relics are getting more valr-
able and scarce every year and some
day will bring fabulous prices.
| Hays B. White, of Mankato, Jewell
county, was fair visitor last Thurs
day. He met many of our people and
was highly impressed with the mag
nitude of our fair in a county as
thinly settled as Trego. He spoke in
the highest terms of the exhibits of
all kinds and remarked it would be a
great credit to any county in north
east Kansas.
There is one thing you can say
about Hays B. White: He was always
right on the war. He wasn't wrong
before, and he didn't have to be fixed
after the war started. Connolly was
eternally wrong before the war start
ed, and if he is right now it is be
cause he was forced to get right
Which of the two would you rather
entrust with the destinies of the
country at the present time 90
borne Farmer.
A s. Treger received word tn
q IL.