Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-03-11
ESTABLISHED MARCH 2, 1879

day
J. J. shackelford of ogallah, was
transacting business here Monday
afternoon
c. L. Hardman transacted business
at Hill City Wednesday for the Trego
County Gas & Oil Co.
The regular meeting of the Ken
sington Club was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs c. L.
Hartman
Cliff Baker has so far recovered
from the recent attack of Influenza
that he is again on duty cutting meat
at the City Meat Market.
The Rev. Nay1or and Rev. J. D.
Kelly were at Collyer Wednesday
afternoon attending a district meet
ing of the Baptist association
w. G. P. Rhoades went down to
Salina Wednesday for the purpose of
attending a meeting of the Cooper
ative grain dealers association
Hear the Josephine Dominick Con-
cert Company at the Garden Theatre,
Monday night, March Is. A number
on the High School Lecture course.
farm land near Voda, northeast quar-
ter 31-11-24- Well improved See
owner John Bordovsky, at Voda- ZIP
See William Farnum in Rough and
day evening March 18th. Best show
| of the season-it'S western play 1t
Basil Robson came over from
Stockton the first of the week and IS
l
Company. His family. and mother
and father are expected to arrive here
the last of the week
"ole and the :Newsboy,," show
| constructed for fun only, IS billed for
the Garden Theatre next Tuesday
night. It will be entertaining See
/ the advertisement in this issue and
then attend the show
| A car load of bones have been load
| ed here this week and shipped out but
they were not the bones of buffalo
| such as those shipped out in early
days, but they were the bones of dom,
esticated cattle and horses which had
died or been slaughtered.
How much money do you take in
each week from your cow or for each
COW? E. A Courtney claims one OF
/ the champion cows of the county If
/ not the champion cow His proceeds
| from his holstein COW last week were
| $S-37 besides a gallon Of milk saved
| each day for family use.
Mike Burns is confined in the
i county jail in default of furnishing
j one-thousand dollar bond pending
4 arrested at Col1yer with five or six
others who were interested in the
II game but who turned states evidence
against Burns and were released His
| case will come no for trial at the next
q term of district court according to the
| present schedule.
The farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst Musseman, northwest of this
, city was the scene of a very happy
81 wedding celebration Wednesday when
their son, Ernst, Jr., and Miss Neva
| Anderson were united in marriage.
5 We have been unable to get the par
} ticulars in time for this weeks paper.
Mrs Morse-Roberts, of Kansas City,
/ was here to attend the wedding, she
; being aunt of the bride.
Donald Augustus, the little fifteen
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Peters who make their home. with
) Mrs Peters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Herman, north of Ogallah, died
last Friday evening at 1880. The fun
; era1 services were conducted from the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman and the
body buried in the Oga11ah cemetery.
! The Rev c. r. Wade was in charge.
The sincere sympathy of many friends
is extended to the bereaved family.
Some of the farmers of Trego
county are finding out that it pays to
run their wheat over grader and
cleaner The World man heard one
farmer telling that he had raised the
test on one load of wheat from forty
eight to hfty-two pounds per bushel
by running it over a cleaner and in
wheat that he had more than paid for
the new cleaner and had the screen
ings left for chicken feed.
Lieut.. C. Co1diron was here Mon
day looking after business matters in
connection with moving his hous ehold
goods which are stored in the resi-
dence now occupied by Walter Baker
and recently purchased by him. Mr..
Co1diron and family have been at
Sa1ina for several months where he
has been attending school However,
in short time he will take uD dis
trict position with the Columbia in
surance company and viii be located
at either SaIina Wichita. He did
not remove his household goods pend
ing a, decision on a permanent 1oca-
ton He reports himself and family
| all well.
Cecil Bundy informs US that he re-
| celved a message Wednesday morn
ing announcing the death of his uncle,
| J. p Bundy, at Colorado Springs. The
body is expected to arrive here this
evening and will be buried at Co11yer
probably tomorrow morning Mr.
Bundy was one of the pioneer settlers
of this county having come here in
the early days and located on a home
stead west of town He has been in
falling health for the last four or five
years and went to Colorado Springs
for the benefit of his health ard for