Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-07-18

Miss Margaret Swiggett was a
Salina visitor last Saturday.
| For SaIe-Pigs and Shoats. G. L..
Barger, Wa-Keeney, phone lib. It.
| F. W.-Wheeler, of Sterling, H., was
in the city the first of the week, look
ing over his land interests here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Musgrave, of
| Ogallah township, are the proud par
ents of a baby girl, born Saturday,
July 9Th.
| Wanted to Buy-For the Hickman
Ranch-Disk harrow and Galvonized
grain bin. State lowest price. J. H.
Hickman. Adv. 1t.
Grandpa Finch is expected home
soon. He has been putting in and at
tending crops on his 800 acre home
stead in Colorado.
AS. Treger, the expert jeweler,
left last Monday for Chicago and
Kansas City to buy goods. He will be
gone about two weeks.
Found-A pair of glasses at the
M. E. church. Owner can get them
| by paying for this notice and calling
! at G. G. Binders, Ogallah, Kansas.
Adv. 21 1t.
Mss Ethel Miller, of Natoma, is a
guest at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
y. S. Miller this week. Miss Miller is
a sister of DIR. Miller and is an &C
complished vocalist.
! For Sale3The A. v. Hixson farm
at Ogallah, Kansas, rs still for sale at
$35 per acre. Possession August 1.
Terms to right party. ]. G. Hixson,
Wa-Keeney. Adv. 81 ct.
| Wanted-100 horses to pasture at
$1.25 per month. Running water and
timber. Hickman Ranch, 5 miles
north of Wa-Keeney. I. H. Clevenger,
Manager. Adv. 21 1t.
For Sale-A seven passenger Hud-
son Super Six, in fine condition Here
is bargain. This car can be seen at
any time at the Big Brick Garage
Willour Brothers, Ransom, Kansas.
A. L. Fox was up from the old
Harmon ranch in Franklin township
Monday. He was accompanied by
Mr.. McDermont, owner of the ranch,
who took the night train for his home
at Kansas City.
Bruce Acre visited home folks the
first of the week coming up from
Junction City where he has been
working for the past several months
He went out with a threshing crew
5 north of Ellis where he will be busy
for some time.
|, Homer and William Trowbridge,
Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Ed Robinson,
the sons and daughters of Grandma
Trowbridge together with their fam
lilies visited at the home of their
mother during the past week enjoy
ing real old fashioned family re-
union.
The barn at the VIM. Brabb place
in the eastern part of the county was
destroyed by fire on Thursday of last
week. Evidence leads to the suppos-
ition that it was of incendiary origin.
| w. E. Herr who rents the place lost
a good horse and some harness and
carried no insurance. Mr.. Brabbs loss
is partly covered by the insurance
which he carried.
Pete Zawodsky and wife, of Den
yer were guests at the J. w. Spena
home the latter part of last week
Pete has been on the police force in
Denver for number of years and
says he likes his job. He says Wa
Keeney shows signs of improvements
and looks natural as ever to him. They
left for home last Monday evening
The following members of the Allie
gretto Club under the direction of
Mrs. Steinberger went to Hill City
last Friday night to give Red Cross
benefit concert. Mrs. Steinberger,
Mrs. Tennell, Misses Hardman, Glib
son, Kraus and Schimkowitsch. The
concert was given in the Presbyter-
ian church and large audience was
present to enjoy the excellent pro-
gram which was rendered. They were
royalty received and entertained by
the Hill City people who responded
! well to the effort in behalf of the
great Red Cross work which the club
has been putting forth with such good
success. Mrs. Munson and daughter
J Miss Edith Ruffner, Mr.. Hobbs and
Billy Jones accompanied the party
over in Clyde Poffenberger's bic
/ Overland while Mr. Hartman took the
J members of the music club over in
his Zig Cadillac.