Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-01-17
Fresh beef at Bakers. Adv.tf.

Fresh beef at Bakers. Adv.H.
Clerk of the Court, w. J. Williams
was on the sick list Wednesday,
For Sale-1 spring wagon and ]
set of single harness. At Courtney's
store. Adv. 39tf.
Have you noticed the Baby Bond
Electric Sign in the window of the
Wa-Keeney State Bank.
The Wa-Keeney State Bank reports
good sale on Baby Bonds. They are
a patriotic investment, as well as a
profitable one.
See CIVILIZATION worlds great
est photoplay. 10 reels. Garden
Theater, Monday, 21st and Tuesday
22nd. Adv. 40.
The first War Savings Society in
Oklahoma was organized among the
Indians and is called the UNITED
States Five Civilized Tribes War Saw
ings Society.
Wade Evans was home from Camp
Funston over Sunday visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans
the army life fine.
Installation of the newly elected
officers and teachers of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday School will take place in
connection with the opening of the
services, next Sunday morning, jan
uary Goth.
Ed Keraus went down to Kansas
City Monday night to take in the
Hardware Mems Convention being
held there this week He will also
visited with his uncle, Frank Spena,
at Lenexa, Kansas.
Ed Cass writes that he IS in San
Antonio, Texas, at Camp Kelly. On
account of previous training at Man
haitian, he is starting as sergeant in
the field and corporal in his tent
division-Collyer Advance.
The R. X. Club met last Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Bessie
Larrabee. The evening was spent in
the usual manner doing Red Cross
work after which dainty refreshments
were served and a pleasant social
time was enjoyed.
Kingman County has a patriotic
club which has for its slogan, eff you
don't go across, come across" 1t is
safe to assume that if there are any
slackers in Kingman County they will
either have to "get out" or "get I'M
der" or else ''come across"
The license was issued at Wa-Kee-
ney which authorized the marriage
of James H. Walkinshaw and Faith
R. Burnett by Rev. G. M. Robb, at
Quinter last Monday. Mr.. Walkin-
shaw is a Fupston soldier and his
bride is a Cove county teacher.
The Trego High School Basketball
boys came up last Friday night and
engaged our basket ball team in a
close and clean game. The score was
35 to SO in Trego's favor, but we
are glad to say they are gentleman
ly bunch of boys and we heartily ask
them back again. We have schedul-
ed game. Friday with Grainfeld at
Observation-Disclosures Advocate.
A H Acre, of Wa-Keeney, is rep
resented by one of the sixteen stars
on the big flag of the United Tele-
phone Company at its central Office
in Abilene. This is the largest ser
vice flag of any business institution
in central Kansas, and represents six
teen employees of the company who
have gone into the service. Mr.. Acre
is making a fine record in the army.
The United Telephone Company is
the company whose lines cover central
and western Kansas, including Wa
Keeney.
E. Cass shipped a car load of hogs
to the Kansas City market Tuesday
morning in care of Owen Scanlon.
Sixty of the hogs were pure bred out
of the Cass herd and the remainder
of the load was filed up with neigh
bors hogs. Mr.. Cass butchered one
the last of the week which weighed
over six hundred pounds He has two
out of the Erhart herd at Ness City
which are fourteen months and weigh
$50 and 375 pounds respectively.
These won first and second prizes at
the Trego County Fair this fall and
he expects to exhibit them at fairs
again next fall.-Collyer Advance.