Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-09-12
drmers Union Have Car Of Peaches on the Way
at $500 Per Bushel

nOunceS MS Sa1e arrival IN france.
A card from Ed Kvasnicka at New
Port, Va, says 1 VIII soon leave here
for cover there"
Mr. and Mrs l. T. Purcell and SOU
Teddy, returned from Colorado the
first of the week.
For Saie-Two grain drills and two
Angus bulls, good ones. Chas. Spits-
naugle. Adv. 20 IT.
George Burbach, was in from Coil
yer township, last Tuesday and made
this Office an appreciated visit.
Miss Nina Nef, who is teaching
school at Lincoln, Kans-, writes to-
send the World to her address.
DIR. Herrick reports the arrival of
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Baker, Friday, September
9Th.
J. D. yandewater, the live mer-
chant of Voda, was in the city sever
al hours last Monday afternoon on
business
Private CONFESS was up from Fun
ston over Sunday attending to bus
mess matters and visiting relatives
and friends
A g. Mai, of Russell, representing
the Commonwealth Insurance Com
pany, of Omaha, was in the city this
week writing insurance.
We are sorry to note that Elmer
Pearl was forced to return to tne
hospital at Kansas City for another
operation.
Owing to our big rush Cat the last
moment) of ads we are compelled to
omit a lot of good matter, which viii
appear next week.
Mrs. Louis Honomichl, of Wilson,
who visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Folkers over Sunday, returned
home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Folkers enjoyed
visit from his brother and wife of
Wisconsin last week. They departed
last Monday morning for home.
Private Wade Evans left last Wed
nesday morning for Camp Funsto.l
He has been playing in bad luck as
he has been laid up with Rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs Auddel E. Anderson,
of Ogallah township, are the proud
parents of bran new girl born
Monday, September 9th, DR.. Herrick
attendant.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Dockendorf, of
southwest of town, were in the city
last Tuesday trading with our mer-
chants. They made this Office pleas
ant call while here
DIR. Funderburk was up from OgaI
lab last Monday and paid his respects
to this Office. He left this evening for
Georgia where he enters the u. S.
service as a Lieutenant
Fred Zahn- Independent candidate
for county clerk was in the city lasi
Thursday evening to see the soldier
boys off. He viii make an active can
vass and says things are coming his
way.
R.lph Owens while cranking car
at the Overland Garage last Satur-
day night, broke his arm above the
member and he is getting along
nicely.
Frye Brothers, c. E. and C. B. were
in the city Tuesday evening to see
the jewe1er. They made World a
pleasant visit. C. E. will teach the
home school in Franklin township
this term.
VIM Richmond, the Hays Monu-
ment man. was in Wa-Keeney last
Friday soliciting orders He called
at fris ofs4-e and says business is very
good for this time of the year. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Gross also
of Hays
Lost-Ladies' pocketbook Saturday
on road between E. Mussemann's and
Ws-Keenev- containing about $500,
check for $1,000 and another for
$40; also bunch of keys A reward
of $500 will be paid if returned to
this Office. Adv 20.
Last Friday morning forty six mey,
of Co. A. Trego County Guards
went over TO Stockton where the boys
and six other companies nut on hat
TALON drill work which was held n
-nn-e~tic, With the fair The boys 60
to Ellis Sunday afternoon where with
other comuanies they will take up
battalion work
Mrs H. NJ. Besserman and children
left the first Of the week for Salina
where they win make their future