Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-02-26
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

For Sale-Seed barley j. H Car
penter- Adv 81 St.
For sale-one high grade short
horn yearIing bull A good one T.
Peters, Utica, Kansas Adv 52tf-
Grant Bronson and Cal Snyder, of
Salina, but former residents of this
city and county, We're here the last of
the week selling stock In an oil com
pany operating in their part of the
state
HI. Phares has closed out his tire
repair shop in Wa-Keeney and has re-
turned to Palco where he lived for a
year or more previous to returning to
this county He has secured a suitable
building in Palco and Will have the
only tire repairing shop in the city
H W. Bellairs who lives four miles
east of Wa-Keeney, received a hand
some Red Poll bull last week from the
Quinter- Mr. Bellairs believes in i'm
proving his live stock and is thus
building up the good of the commun-
ity-
The date for the tone test by the
Edison people which will be held here
under direction of Mr.. Munson. of the
Wa-Keeney Drug Store, has been set
for the evening of April 30th- Mr.
Glenn Ellison, singer of scottish
songs, viii be here to prove the re-
creative abilities of the Edison phono-
graph
According to a bulletin on sorg-
| huns sent out by the FIT. Hays ex-
perrin ent station, the farmers of this
part of Kansas should raise more
| hay, Sudan grass is very valuable and
| should replace millet as it yields one
fourth more per acre and is better
| feed CROP
Mr. and Mrs j; A. Moye, of Sui
| pher Springs, Arkansas, have been
| here the last week visiting at the
| home of their daughter, Mrs. J. F.
| Pierce and with their son over in
formerly lived in this city but seem
very well pleased with their home in
! Arkansas
| Peter Parke was up from his farm
] in the O'Toole neighborhood last Sat
urday He says his cattle have never
come through winter in better
| shape than they have this year There
is plenty of feed and the weather
has been very agreeable. He also says
the Pat O'Toole family are all recov-
ering nicely from their seige of the
| flu
| David Law, of Junction City, Kan
sas, came up the first of the week and
when he returned he took with him
| his sister, Pearl, and brother, Dannie
the little children of VIM Law who
| have been cared for by Mr.. Law fol
several months. Inasmuch as then
mother was not at home it was decld
ed that as Dave has a home of his
own that it would be to the best in
terest of the children that they be
cared for by him.
Dell W. Hubbard, of the Hubbard
Live Stock Commission Co, of Kan
sas City, was in Wa-Keeney ane
! Trego county last Friday calling up
on friends and patrons of his firm. Mr.
Hubbard was returning from a trip tx
Denver and took advantage of tn
opportunity to stop off here. He is
very pleasant gentleman to meet ant
his firm is enjoying a good business
in this county through the advertising
in county papers and the acquaintanc'
Of Mr. Altman, former sheriff O
Trego county who is now connected
with the firm.
ADVERTISE CANDY-Men o
women. Earn $50 weekly. Experienc
unnecessary We start you in tn
candy business, at home, small room
or anywhere. Everythingfurnishe
Grand opportunity Write for par
ticulars. Candymaking house. 5-sout
18th street, Philadelphia, Pa. Adv. II