Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-10-23

/ Bean oLQQ1O. Adv. 50 II.
H F. Osterkamp transacted bus
mess at Ellis between trains We'd
nesday.
Mrs. BeauIow, mother of Mrs Chas-
Dodge, is transacting business IN Rus
sell county this week
| j. F. Brock, Optometrist, at Penny
Hotel, Friday, October oath Glasses
| correctly fitted. Remember the date
Now is the time to have your por-
traits made and save from SO cents
to S1.00 on the dozen. Beans Studio
Adv. 35 At.
We are closing out all our line of
millinery at special price Now is
your chance to buy it for less Court
ney's store. Adv. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. j. Rogers, of the
Rogers Clothing Company, have been
at Clyde, Kansas, this week visiting
with relatives and friends
J. G. Hixson and Theo. Folkers
each shipped a car load of cattle to
| the Kansas City market Sunday morn
ing and struck pretty fair market.
/ The Rev. Poole, of Wamego, is ex-
pected to preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening. You are invited to come and
hear him.
r. R. Ufford went down to Ogallah
this morning on business trip We
underst and he has purchased the mer-
/ camille business of Musgrave & Wurst
at Oga1Iah-
/ Come out and look on and help root
at the foot ball game tomorrow. Ness
| City high school team will play
against T. c. H. S. team. The boys
| say they are going to win something
this time.
The Rev w J. Poole, of Wamego,
Kansas, will be here next Sunday and
will preach morning and evening at
the Presbyterian church. All who
can do so are invited to come and
hear him.
w C. P. Rhoades received a car
load of year1ing steers last Sunday
morning from the Kansas City mar
ket which he has taken to his. farm
and will run them on wheat pasture
for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wright, of Fall
City, Nebraska, and r. D. Duncan
of Pawnee City, Nebr., are here Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
P. Speer. Mr.. Wright is brother OF
Mrs. Speer and Mr.. Duncan is her son
The World unintentiona11y failed tic
| mention last week the arrival of Mrs
F. S. Diebo1d, from Buffalo, New York
who is here visiting with her husband
and with old friends, they having for
mer1y lived here for a number OF
years
Cal Lloyd arrived home the first Oh
| the week from Kansas City, Kansas
where he had been doing service or
United States petit jury. He was gone
about ten days but does not notice
| that the town changed much during
| his absence.
Otis Schwanbeck has been laid ur
for a few days on account of blood
poisoning and in order to turn the
inforced id1eness into pleasure he left
Tuesday night for Denver where he
will visit with relatives and friends
several days.
H c. Harland and wife, Earl Har
land and wife and T. T. House ane
wife, all of Frankfort, Kansas, were
here the first of the week looking Owe
Trego county land. II. c. Harlane
owns a quarter section four nni1e
north of town.
Joe Acre, deputy internal revenu
} collector, was here Sunday and lef
>i
this part of Kansas and he will like1
be here quite frequntly hereafter. W
N. Larrabee is now the chief deputy i
s the revenue Office at Wichita
5 The usual car load lot shipments 0
3 apples and potatoes are arriving o
, the local market and are meeting wit
: | the usual brisk sale Two car of az
pies and two of potatoes have alread
been disposed Of The price is runnin
around the two dollar per bush,
mark.
The first of the week the Farmer
Union Elevator received a remittant
for six cars of Trego county whe;
which had been shipped to Fresh
Calf. We understand that our whe,
is frequently shipped to the west ar
is mixed with their wheat in order
make a better grade of flour.