Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-11

| Get the wheels frightened on your
Ford car Overland Garage Adv 27
For Sal@1 Duroc Jersey sow with
ten pigs, weeks old W. H F'ronce-
| Adv q 1t
A. r. Long, of near Quinter, was in
town Tuesday with wagon load of
home grown watermelons-
Last year at fair time we Were
complaining because the weather was
too cold. This year it is too hot
| Alarm clocks of all kinds and prices
including the famous Big Ben at The
Reliable Jewe1ryz Store Adv. 20
| H c. Bryant went down to Kansas
City Monday evening on business
| trip, expecting to be gone for few
days.
J. w. Spena made a business trip
to Kansas City the first of the week
and purchased some more automo-
biles.
| The Misses Edith and Ruth Flies
bach, of Hays, visited here over Sun
day at the home of their sister, Mrs.
DIR. w. Y. Herrick
| Mrs. Clyde Vanderbur and children,
| of Co11yer, are visiting this week at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas. and are attending the fair.
| rayed-August 21st, sorre1l
saddle pony, age 3 years, with roach
ed name. Notify T. NJ. Truman, Ran
som, Kansas, phone No. ga. Adv % 3p
Chas. Vowel could not stay away
from the fair although he has moved
to north of Grainfeld. He was here
Wednesday and seemed to feel quite
at home again.
| Mrs A. p Glueck, of Sa1ina, Kan
sas, stopped off here on her way home
! from (tnInr2dn nd iS q
week at the Steinberger home and Wis
iting among other friends here.
A. L. Fox, deputy sheriff, ate his
dinner Sunday behind the the bars at
the state penitentiary. He had taken
| two diseased patients to the hospital
at the penitentiary for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rinker are now
| getting comfortably settled in their
home recently purchased from C. C.
Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird and son,
Louis, have gone to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Selby have NOV
ed in from the country and are now
occupying the Law property on the
west side which they recently pur-
chased from the heirs of the estate
S. M. Beason, of Collyer, is spend
ing the week here and taking care OF
his pen of pure bred hogs on display
at the fair. He has some strong com
petition and it will be interesting to
see who gets first place.
Citizens of the west side of the
county have shown their loyalty to
the Co11yer baseball team and the
Trego County Fair by large num-
Der of them attending the fair. They
are here today with more than usual
force
H. S. West and family from near
Banner, are in today to attend the
county fair Mr.. West says there is nc
wheat sown in that part of the
county yet account of the dry
weather and the presence of grass
hoppers-
Lieut. c. B. Kelly arrived home Sat
urday night from FIT. Sheridan, near
Chicago, and will visit with relatives
and friends here for some time He
has thirty day leave of absence. The
wound in his leg is gradually improv-
ing in condition.
i Mr. and Mrs. Seth Solberg and
Mary and Ra1p Morgan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gordon, all came in Sat
urday night from Little River to visit
here with relatives and friends. The
gentlemen left for their homes again
Sunday night but the ladies and Ralph
remained here for a longer visit anc
to attend the fair.
The live business men of Hays are
spending considerable money this
year to advertise the advantages Oh
their city to, the whole world and are
not neglecting their immediate terri
tory They are advertising a big faI
opening in the World this week il
which many merchants are making
special offers to induce trade to come
to Hays You can't help but see the
advertise n1ent-
On last Thursday evening abou
fifty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Guilbert surprised them will
music on dish pans and coffee cans a
their home southwest of town. Afte.
the serenade the company came int.
the house