Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-09-19

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For Sale-Kichen cabinet. Inquire
at this office. Adv. %.
1T. Purcell was Topeka visitor
the latter part of last week
Take day off and take in the Fair;
it will do you a world of good.
c. M. Holmquist, attorney of Hays,
attended court Tuesday. He was al
torney in several civil cases.
w. A. Eppler was up from ELS
last Monday attending to business
matters
Jerry Daily and family were
among the Banner people at the + cir
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. c. Coldiron and little son
arrived in the city the latter part of
last week.
Many of our farmers are sowing
wheat despite the dry condition OF
the soil.
The A. Anna Evans property was
sold last Monday to H. F. Kline for
$4,000 cash.
To Trade-Horse, colt, calf for
second hand buggy. Inquire at this
A. R. Mckinley and Adam Ma.
shipped a car load of sheep to Kar-
as City the later part of last week.
Harve Sachau, of the Collyer
neighborhood was in town last Thurs
day and made US an appreciated visit.
Lost-Blue serge coat, between
town and Rinker school house Find
or r1oaco vofr,rv, 70 fb;e of{Soo 00 o.
Get ready for the fourth Liberty
Loan drive which opens Saturday,
September 18th, and closes Saturday,
October 10Th.
We learn from the Hill City Re-
publican that Miss Erma Law, of
Togo, went to Kansas City to train
as Red Cross nurse.
W. j. Williams arrived in the city
Sunday evening from Wichita and IS
attending to the duties of his Office
Clerk of the District Court
w. T. Littlechild, jr., was on the
Kansas City market Monday with
three car loads of stock. His father
accompanied him on the trip.
Attorney Gilkerson and Vict-1
Holmes, cashier of the First National
Bank. of Hays, were in the city
Tuesday forenoon attending to some
business IN the district court.
Mrs. Blanche Jacobson left Satur-
day night for Funston, where she
visited her husband and from there
went to Highland, Kans., where she
| will teach in the Highland College.
Sheriff Lewis, of Cove county, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday on
is jolly good fellow and he likes fun
even to knocking the babies down, -
on the Midway.
| Banker Downie and DIR. Lacerte
were down from Collyer, Kans., Tues
day afternoon and this Office acknow-
lodges friendly call. They were ac-
companied Mr.. Downie's father, of
Winchester, Kans., who is visiting
with his sons at Collyer.
Joe Mendenhall, who settled in
Cove county when Buffalo and
antelope were plentiful, was a Wa
Keeney visitor Tuesday and Wednes-
| day attending to business matters
and took in the Fair.
We planted several rows of Pinto
beans II our garden and irrigated
them during the extreme dry wealth
er, but there is not enough beans on
the vines to replant the same ground
This sure is a off year, or else this
soil is not adapted for the raising OF
the Mexican bean.
Last Monday word was received
here that j. C. Buchanan had died
at his old home at Good Hope, Ill
The deceased was a resident of Oga1-
lah township a long time but left
here several years ago for Illinois
The funeral was held at Ogalah
Tuesday and burial was made in the
cemetery at that place. Obituary next
week.
Mrs. A. Walthers, the oil stock SOL
icitor, of Wichita had narrow es.
cape last Monday or Tuesday. She
was driving her big Paige car on the
Golden Belt road and in crossing the
railroad track west of Ellis she must
have lost control of it as it went into
the ditch and smashed the wheel:
on the left hand side of it. We die
not learn whether she was injured OF
not.
The following is an extract from
J the speech of Governor Capper de