Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-10

down from Collyer Monday
Frank Stout, of Hays, was a Wa
Keeney visitor last Saturday.
For Sale Perfection straw spread
er-bran new. Phone 209. Adv. AZ
Mesdames Fisher and Thomas, of
Collyer, were shopping in Wa-Keeney
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Erie Morgan and
children left Sunday morning for
their home at Salina.
Our good old friend c. NJ Bell, of
Frnklin, was county capital visitor
over last Friday night
Mr.. Behan, manager of the Wheat
land elevator, spent Sunday with
home folks, at Park, Kansas.
Real Estate Agent W. A Tawney
was up from Ogallah last Friday tax
ing the sights of a live town
VIM. LaShell, of Ellis, was in the
city the first of the week and made
this Office a pleasant call. Call again.
D. Gillispie, of Collyer township,
was a county seat visitor last Sat
urday and paid us welcome visit
VIM. Nelson and W. B. CIPHER, of
Riverside township, were before the
commissioners on road matters last
Monday.
Bob Kirk and Ad Rush, two of
Graham county's big stockmen, were
in town last Tuesday attending to
business.
Postmaster league was down from
Collyer Tuesday interviewing the U.
S. Revenue officer relative to his in
come tax.
Earl King came up from Junction
City last Monday to make out his
QUESTIONABLE. He returned home on
Tuesday evening.
The Good Will society will meet
with Mrs. A J. Ellermeyer next
Wednesday afternoon, January 10th,
1918. Bring thimbles and scissors.
Lost-During holiday week-ladies
hand bag with some money; also
possibly list of groceries. Reward
for return to this Office. Adv.46.
Mrs. Dockendorf, mother of Nick
Dockendorf, left on Tuesdays jitney
for Russell, where she will visit rel
atives and friends for about two
weeks.
J. H. Defines, of Riverside township
was in the city over Monday night
attending to business matters. Mr..
D. is one of the real big farmers of
the east end.
Sam Robinson, of Franklin town
ship, was in the city several days the
latter part of last week on account
of the serious illness of his sister,
Mrs. J. j. Drummond.
There will be dance at Big Creek
hall next Saturday evening, January
II, 1913. There will be good music,
good order and a good time in store
for everybody. Adv. 1t.
The County Commissioners will
meet next Monday and organize as
new board. The county printing,
health office, bank repositories, ETC.,
will come before this meeting.
Clyde Poffenberger attended a
meeting of the representatives of the
Overland Auto Company, of Toledo,
Ohio, last Friday at Salina- He re-
ports a pleasant trip and big time.
DIR. Lacerte, the high muck-a-muck
of The Collyer Advance, was in the
city last Monday and interviewed our
county commissioners, and attended
to other business.
Wes Rauch was up from his ranch
in Franklin township last Monday and
attended to business at the court
house Before leaving he paid this
Office a pleasant call.
E. j. Guilbert, of Wallace, has the
largest herd of registered Galloway
cattle in America, but notwithstand-
ing that fact, an article crept into
the paper last week stating that Wal
lace and Greeley county farmers were
forced to go to Russell county to buy
registered Galloway cattle. Mr.. Gull
bert reports that he sold registered
cattle the past week to Tom Price
and Albert Reed, of Harrison town
ship, J. H. Carpenter, of Wa-Keeney
and W. T. Bynam, of Montrose, Colo.
In addition to having the largest
herd of registered Galloway cattle in
America, Mr. Guilbert is president of
The Galloway RroodoySs