Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-02-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Pure home made lard at Bakers.
Don't give your pictures to agents
Let R. T. Bean do your enlargement
The Misses Keiser, of Quinter, ana
their brother, were Wa-Keeney, Wis
itors Wednesday,
We have money to loan for short
time on your lands. The Wa-Keeney
State Bank Adv. 81 St.
VIM Schrenkler, representing the
Thrasher-Ful1er Grain Company, was
tansacting business here Wednesday,
Henry Meyers, of Riverside town
ship, was ransacting business here
Monday afternoon and Tuesday morn
ing
Donald Grim, of near Brownell,
passed through Wa-Keeney Tuesday
on his way home from Quinteri where
he had been visiting his brother a
few days.
w. H. Speak who was on his way
from Colorado Springs to his home IN
Missouri, stopped off here over Sun
day and visited at the home of his
| cousin, Mrs w. S. Gorreu.
Sam Selbe, the drayman, has had to
retire to his home in the south part
| of town for the purpose of entertain
| ing a case of the flu. AL Hendricks
/
while Mr.. Selbe is laid up.
| Ora o. Runyon, who lives over in
Graham county and raises few pure
bred Shorthorn cattle, shipped out his
| five year-old red bull Wednesday
| morning to William Gait at Grain
| field, who will use him on his herd.
| A. l. McPhaiI has so far recovered
from his illness that he left Wednes-
| day morning for his home at Nc
Pherson, Kansas. He is apparently
getting along nicely now but is still
very weak. He is expecting to return
here in about two weeks.
| The Boulder Creamery Company IS
planning on opening up its station in
Wa-Keeney again and is now adver-
Using for a man to take charge of it.
The H. J. lille building recently
vacate by C. w. Sellers has been
| rented for use as a station.
| Four car loads of hogs were bought
| in Wa-Keeney Monday by the Farm
| ers Union. Practically all of these
hogs were good fat ones and very
| few were stock hogs The farmers
raised considerable corn last fall
and have been feeding it to their
| hogs.
/ w. r. Oliver, who lives over in the
Castle Rock neighborhood, is adver-
Using sale to take place at his resi-
dence on Monday, February 49, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock. He will sell
thirty-one head of horses, one hun
dred six head of cattle, farm nachin-
cry and miscellaneous articles. The
advertisement appears in this paper
Mason & Olson, auctioneers-
| Roy Stewart will hold a public sale
at his residence twelve miles south
and five miles west of Wa-Keeney or
Friday, February 9th, commencing
at IL o'clock a m. Eleven head OF
horses and thirty-two head of cattle
besides the miscellaneous farm ma
chinery are on the bill. See the ad
vertisement in The World. After Mr.
Stewart has sold out he expects te
come to Wa-Keeney and engage II
b1acksmithing.
The public sale held Tuesday by S
H. Yewen thirteen miles southwest
of Wa-Keeney was good one There
was a good crowd present and prices
ruled very good. The results of this
sale shows what an advertisement il
The Western Kansas World will do
Mr.. YeweI had the usual number o1
sale bills printed and the big adver
tisement- published in The World. He
put up few of the bills which were
printed on card board but owing tt
the flu ban and the uncertainty as tt
whether the sale could be held and
lack of insufficient time, nearly all OF
the sale bills are still in this Office
The crowd was drawn by the adver
tisement in The World