Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-23


please leave at World Office adv-29-2t
| August Bloom went down to Hays
Tuesday morning to take IN the fair
/ Chas. Delaney returned Tuesday
! morning from his visit to Fredo1iia,
| Kansas
Mrs. W H Wright is visiting at
the home of relatives in Smith Center
this week
/ Lost-Endgate for. Republic truck.
Finder leave at World Office. Dad
hess adv 30-2t.
| When you want Real Estate Loan
on your land come in and see as
adv.29-4t WaKeeney State Bank.
We test your eyes free of charge.
Come in and have your eyes tested at
The Reliable Jewe1ry Store. Adv. 81
For RENTAL of section 15-14-24
for pasture purposes, plenty of wa
ter, 81 SO per acre, Herman Long. %
Chas. Hobbick went down to Lyons
Tuesday morning where he viii visit
at the shome of relatives for a few
days.
We do hens mstitching at the Singer
Sewing Machine Office at Hays, Kan
sas, 1o6 West Normal Ave. G. M.
Parratt, Agent. adv. 27-tf =
M. W. Cave, wife and mother of
Salina, spent Monday in Wakeeney
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cave. They
left for Oakley Tuesday morning
c. R Kirby and sister, Miss Hattie,
returned Friday night from Kansas
City, where they purchased fall goods
for the Trego Co. Coop. Assn.
Phillip Hansen purchased 160
acres of A L. Daniels, of Sioux City,
Iowa this week. The land is south of
Ogallah and the sale was made by E.
r. Cave
w. j. Jones went down to Hays
Tuesday morning where he visited
with his wife who is in ST. Anthony
hospital receiving treatn ent. He also
took in the fair.
Miss Virginia Oldham went down
to Hays Friday where she is receiving
treatment for rheunn atism. She in
tends taking a two weeks layoff from
her duties at the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Evans returned |
home Sunday night from their visit at |
Terra Haute, Indianapolis and other
visiting at the home of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Ferris and chill |
dren, who. have been working for
Walter Fondoble during the threshing
season ret1rned to their home at
Wichita, Kansas, Tuesday morning. |
A pair of glasses found in the
court house park have been left at
this Office for owner who can have
same by paying for this notice World
Office. adv. 27-tf
Joe Kerney, of Ellis, purchased the
Ho1connb farm of $50 acres, four
miles north of Oga1lah, the first of
the week The deal was made thru
the Cave Realty Co.
Mrs Tena Schnase is advertising a
public sale in this issue at her farm
four and one-half miles east of Wa
Keeney. The date is Thursday, Sep
tember 30th, commencing at one o.
clock. Read the ad.
G. F. Garrels, of Benson, Ill, has
been here during the last week visit
Chas. Fo1kers south of town, and re
lewing acquaintance with old friends.
He lived in this county for several
years but left here in 1913.
The funeral services in memory of
he late r. c.. Wilson will take place
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church Owing to his
connection with the business interests |
If WaKeeney it is being planned to !
lose the business houses of the city ;
rom 1 80 o'clock until 2:3o during the
ervices at the church. :
Tim Rhoades left four stalks OF !.
orn at this office Tuesday morning !
which make fine showing for west /
IN Kansas. He has about thirty five
4cres in this field with stalks that viii :
seven and eight feet in I
leight with several well filed ears to
.ach stalk The stalks are large and
trong enough to hold up the weight
# his fifty pound boy who climbs up !
nto them
In the summer a daughter OF an
Intelligent and wealthy co1ored man
pplied by mail for admission to a
usiness college in a city down the !
DAD. She was enrolled and her tut
ion paid When she went down to 5
inter- and the proprietor saw that she
ad been born black side out they re- :
urned her tuition and gave her to :
Understand that she was not welcome. s
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