Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-13

L. K Baldwin and Ado1ph schwan-
beck We're IN Sallna last Friday FRI
day on business in connection with
Mr. Schwanbeck's new home.
W. C. p Rhoades shipped two car
loads of mixed cattle to Kansas City
Tuesday morning and John Franklin
shipped one, cleaning up the balance
of his herd.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
viii have pure food sale at F. G.
Wollner's store Saturday afternoon
This will all be cooked and ready for
your Sunday dinner Patronize them
Lieut. c. B. Kelly came home this
morning from Fl Sheridan, Ill, on
furlough and expects to remain here
some time. His friends here are glad
to know that his wounded leg is CAD
ually improving in condition
John F. Jones, of Topeka, and Geo
l, verbeck, of Long Beach, Calf
tending a meeting of the stockholders
Of the Verbeck Lumber & Supply Co
MT Nerbeck left Monday night for
his home in California.
Hardly Ever Works says that if
the miners strike had lasted much
longer some of those thrifty fellows
who laid in their supply of coal last
summer would have had to divide with
him. The supply furnished him by the
county IS getting pretty low
Frank Strong who lived on the J.
l. w Cloud farm number of years
ago, was in Wa-Keeney last might and
this morning on his way TO Sco1t
City with a company of other gentle
men. He went from here to Oregon
but IS now living near Abilene, Kan
SaS-
W. R. Walker left Tuesday for his
home at Manhattan after having been
mere for about a week He came up
to look after the threshing on
his ranch north of town but the rain
and damp weather put the fixings to
the threshing business for week or
more yet.
+ @'The Eyes of the World'' may be
seen at the Garden Theatre tomorrow
evening The first show will com
mence promptly at 7o'clock and the
second show at o'clock Be prompt.
The price of admission will be thirty
and ffty-fve cents which includes the
war tax.
City, and R: T. Bean, of Wa-Keeney,
M Manda united mdr5 in marriage h1 at Hays
Priest and are now at the home of
Mr.. Bean in this city. The many
friends of Mr.. Bean in this county
gladly welcome Mrs. Bean to this
city.
w. w. Parks and w. S. Courtney
will hold public sale at the Court
half mile east of Wa-Keeney, on Wed
nesday, November 10, 1919, commence
ing at L o'clock p. M, a quantity of
mseeIaneous srtiees sec fbe and and
vertisement in this issue of The
World.
According to word which has been
been suffering poor health again and
was taken from the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Everit, at Conway,
Kansas Trego county friends will be
glad to learn of an improvement in
his condition and hope that the back
set viii be only temporary
While in the act of leaving the barn
Monday evening after having assist
ed in caring for his fathers horses,
one of them which has habit of
kicking at other horses but had never
Orvil Pierce on the right leg break
ing both bones just above the ankle
and also throwing one bone of the
ankle out of joint 1t was several
hours before a surgeon could be secur-
ed to set the bones but at present he
IS quite comfortable and is getting
along as well as could be expected.
S. NJ. Beason, VIM. Cox and c. E.
Downie, of Collyer, transacted bust
ness here Tuesday. Mr.. Beason in
forms US that the Beason & Cass sale
of pure bred poland china hogs which
was to have taken place last Friday
was called off on account of the
weather and for lack of interest by
those in attendance The stock hog
market is so shot to pieces just now
that 1T IS effecting the sale of pure
bred hogs also, but the pure bred
market viii recover more rapidly than
the stock market The sale is to be
held later.
Sam Selbe, the city dray man, has
found his own way of solving the
-house to live in proposition The
one he has been living in, the Mrs.
Evans cottage on the south side hav-
ing been sold to Ray Hickman, he got
a bunch of carpenters busy and put
him up a cottage of his own block
will soon be ready for him to move
into Ray Hickman is to move his
family from the Kulp property to the
Mrs Evans property and we under
stand it is the intention of August
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