Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

d. j.. ShackeHord transacted DuSi
ness at Ogallah Monday.
& Good program each night at ths
picture show next week. Adv It.
s Ray Marquand transacted business
at Ogallah Wednesday between trains
4 Don't neglect calling at The Worfc
office when you are wanting sale bills
Mrs. E. I. Beason is visiting at the
home of her son, Cleye Beason. al
i Wichita
The Brush Greek fife and drum
4 corps will be at the Fair next Thurs
day afternoon.
For Sale-Sucking mule colt, a
good one. Philip MANI, 8 miles east
of Wa-Keeney. Adv. % Ftp
Mrs. C. B. Fullington and children
left this morning for their home in
| Navarro after short visitshere-
Mrs E. E. Beougher, of Grinnell,
visited over Sunday in this city at the
home of her brother, e. A. Courtney.
Graydon Sellers came home from
Salina the last of the week and is
working for his father on the oil
truck while Eddie goes to school
Don't be satisfied with having your
eyes tested in a hap hazard way, but
step into The Reliable Store and have
them tested scientifically. Adv g.
L. K. Baldwin has moved his Wa
Keeney Heating & Plumbing Co. bus
mess into the Mrs. ]. c. Ferris build
ing just north of the Garden Theatre.
Mrs Beaulow, mother Of Mrs.
Dodge, went down to Ellis county to-
day where she will look after her in
terests in the crop being threshed
her farm.
F. W. Staatz, S. J. Straw, j. H.
Hickman and Alvarez Lacerte made
a trip to Smith Center Tuesday after
noon in the interest of the Trego
County fair.
Judge L T. Purcell and family ar
rived home the first of the week from
their vacation trip of several weeks
which they spent in Wisconsin, Hi
nois and Indiana.
Thtf-e are several special prem
iuns being offered on exhibits at the
fair next week. You had better look
up the list. Also get premium list
and see what is being offered in gen
eral premiums.
M. w. Mason went over to Osborne
county yesterday and today is
crying a big pure bred red polled cat
tie sale for David Ikenberry & Son.
Mr.. Mason's reputation as an auction
eer secured him this sale.
The Garden Theatre will keep open
house every night next week with
good program each evening. Spend an
hour at the fair grounds and hour
and IS minutes at the picture house,
go home and be happy. Read program
in this issue. Adv. 1t.
w. r. Walker has been here from
Manhattan this week looking after
interests the ranch north of town.
He expects to be here until after the
threshing is done He says the family
are comfortably located at Manhat-
tan and like their new home very
much.
Elmer Corporon, of Whittier, Calf,
visited here a few days this week
with his friend Cal Lloyd He was on
his way to Osborne City to visit at
the home of his parents While school
boys Mr.. Corporon and Cal played
together and were chums in Osborne
county. They had not seen each other
for nearly twenty years
There is one important thing which
those who expect to enter articles,
vegetables or stock at the fair mkt
week should do and that is to read the
rules governing the fair and the de-
partment in which they expect to ex-s
hibit- Not only to read them but to
comply with them and not ask the
superintendent and officers to make
special concessions In their favor
The Warren P. Kite aerop1ane came
to town Monday afternoon from the
south and remained here day or.
two. Its mission was to carry passen-
gers as a business enterprise. The
Perrine pature at the southeast cor
ner of town was used forsa field Ray
Uford was the first passenger and
was closely followed by Paul KeTaus
and Ernest Hillman. The BOYS All en-
joyed the trip but none of them are
thinking of going into the aerial bus
mess at present. Another machine
viii be here during the fair next week
for the purpose of carrying passen-
gers and giving exhibition flights.
Last Monday evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Blair were returning home