Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-01

Miss Bernice, visited at Ellis Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Yodder-
According to reports received har-
vest has been in progress in the south
ern part of this county for the last
week.
Get a cheap watch for harvest
Ingerson and second hand watches in
good order at the Reliable Jewelry
Store. 1t ct.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Mckinley ar
rived home Saturday afternoon from
Wichita and elsewhere where they |
had been on a business and pleasure |
trip
The Rev. J. E. Nay1or, pastor of |
the Baptist church, arrived home Fri
day night from Wamego and other
parts of eastern Kansas where he has
been short pleasure trip.
DIR. and Mrs. Burnett and son, Har-
old, arrived home Thursday night
from Colorado where they had spent
a couple of weeks visiting the places
of interest in the mountain region.
Why pay exhorbitant prices to trav-
cling optometrists Have your eyes
tested and glasses fitted at the Relia-
BILE Jewelry Store. All work guaran-
| teed and prices reasonable. II ct.
| We have been unable to get any
definite information but it is reported
! that field of wheat was cut on the
| farm of Mr.. Daily south of Collyer
| last week. It is of a new variety and
| If Mr.. Daily has some report to make
| regarding it we would like to have it.
According to the report received
| through DIR. L. P. Arnott the disease
| of animals called Anthrax has ap-
peared southwest of Beatrice, Nebras-
| ka, and $4,000 worth of live stock-has
died. one farm There is a
cine for this disease and if it should
appear in this locality it should be re-
| ported at once.
| Farmers are urged to watch the re-
suits on Kanred wheat in this county
this year. For many years in sue
| cession this variety of wheat has
made an average of four bushels To
the acre more than any other variety
| of wheat sown on the experiment sta
/ ton at Hays. The farmers of west
/ ern Kansas might just well have
that extra four bushels per year if
Kanred will bring it and should sow
very little other wheat.
/ J. E. Richardson called at The
/ World Office Saturday afternoon and
told US that he had sold his quarter
section farm north of WaKeeney to L.
H. Galloway for thirty dollars per
acre. MT RICHARDSON ana IaIn1ly 0X-
pect to leave as soon as threshing is
done for the west where they will find
| new location. This farm is adj
joined by the Galloway ranch. It has
been rented to H. J. McNair.
Judge j. G. Ruppenthal returned
last Friday from Lawrence where he
completed his instruction work in the
law school. He was employed for the
remainder of the last school year to
handle the classes which had pre-
viously been directed by the lifelong
dean, James w. Green. The Judge
will again enter the practice of law
here and is looking for suitable
, quarters for an Office. He will doubt
, less find many of the former clients
ready to again entrust their business
to him.-Russe1 Reformer.
) Kelly Bros. received a letter the
first of the week from their nephew,
Lieut.. G. B. Kelly, who is in the hos
! pital at San Francisco, which stated
} that the grating operation in his leg
had been performed and was appar-
3 emily successful A piece of bone was
taken from his left leg and grated
in to fill up the vacancy in the right
leg. A similar operation was per-
3 former several months ago but was
not successful Carols many friends
5 in Trego county are hoping that it
3 will prove all right this time.
} f. d. Hastings, who is running ar
5 elevator at Ellinwood, was in Wa
Keeney last Saturday visiting with
3 friends. He left the same evening fol-
D south central Colorado, where he viii
! visit the next two weeks at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Mcfarland. Hs
says his elevator at E1Iinwoods ha.
4 been filed with wheat for the las
9 two weeks and he has not been able
3 to get a car in which to- ship any out
Wheat harvest is in progress and ths
new crop will be ready to market be
fore the old crop has been disposed of
s Farmers viii have to plan on STORMS
their wheat this year.
Judging from personal experience
8 the fishing is very good in the Salin