Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-03-06
Money to loan See E. D. Wheeler.
Henry Powers was down from Coll

Henry Powers was down from Coll
yer Wednesday.
Cal Lloyd transacted business at
Ellis Wednesday,
W. H. Wright transacted business
at Hays the first of the week.
A. Fl. Hamm transacted business
| in Hays the first of this week
| VIM Schrenkler transacted bust
ness at Hays and Russell this week
Mrs. DIR. Burnett, Mrs. Chas. KEEL
1ogg and Miss Thompson visited at
CoIlyer Saturday.
Harry Bryant was up from Kansas
City the first of the week attending
to business matters here.
Mrs O. J. Shuler was called to Den
yer last Sunday evening by the ser
ious illness of her mother
For Sale-Two dozen pure bred
black minorca young hens. Mrs. J.
w Bingham, phone 1853, Wa-Keeney.
Judge l. I. Purcell has been at
home this week not having any reg
ular term Of court work to look after.
Miss Lizzie Brown, who is teach
ing at Quinter, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks in this city.
The Farmers Union will buy hogs
in Wa-Keeney, Monday, March IT.
Highest price paid according to the
market. Adv. 2t.
Mrs j. r. Austin and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Curry were down from
Collyer Wednesday and visited with
Mrs. DR.. Burnett.
Miss Donahue, of Park, was here
over Saturday and Sunday visiting
with her sister, Miss Alice, of the
Wa-Keeney State Bank force.
Fred Winters arrived here the last
of the week from Missouri where he
had spent the last two months and is
again on duty as head baker at the
City Bakery.
j. W Spena, the local Ford man,
got in car load of those famous
fivvers the first of the week which
viii be sold to residents of this
county. See his advertis ement in this
issue.
Owing to bad roads which prevents
auto travel to any extent the ttjitney''
| is being well patronized now and it
| is sure a fine thing that it was put
back on before the stormy weather
comm enced.
It isn't very often that you can't
go wherever you want with Ford
but o. Bruce COTE is finding it more
| convenient to travel by horseback
| just now in shooting trouble on the
phone lines instead of using his Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hey1 arrived
home last Tuesday morning from
Kansas City and Salina where they
had spent the week Mr. Hey1 tran
sacted business at Kansas City and
attended the auto and tractor show
and Mrs. Hey1 visited with her sister
at Sa1ina.
The Rev. DR.. Snyder, of Hays,
preached another very interesting
sermon at the Presbyterian church in
this city last Sabbath evening. He
! is announced to be here again next
| Sabbath. All who do not attend
church elsewhere are cordially invit-
/ ed to come and hear him.
Chas Vowel came down from the
Spring Brook ranch north of Grain
field, Wednesday to transact some
/ business. He says there is consider
able more snow in Cove county than
there is here. Considerable stock has
been lost in that vicinity but Charley
has been lucky to loose only five head
out of hundred and twenty-five
We are prepared to make our read
i ers an interesting offer on the sub
scription price to the Western Kan
sas World and the Mail and Breeze
or Capper's weekly We are prepar-
ing a display advertisement to cover
; this offer but If any of our subscrlb-
ers wish to secure any of these pub
IcaT1OnS they can 90 SO ny cdllifIS d
this office. It IS not necessary to wait
| until the advertisement is published
NJ W. Mason reports that the NJ
A. Teeters sale conducted near Coll
, yer Tuesday was well attended and
that everything sold good The mex
sale to be held IS the Krhut & Ma1in
: owsky sale near Voda, next Tuesday
It is likely that by that time the roads
viii be in pretty good shape again
! and that there viii be large atten
dance
A bill has been passed by the 1egis
1ature which, soon as it becomes
) a law, will change the terms of cour
s in the counties of the twenty-five
3 judicial district, and by it there vii
; be four regular terms each year il
S this county The law will become op
3 erative as soon as 1t is published u