Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-08-26

For SaIe-Over1and 50 touring car
for sale cheap In good condition
Chas- Bradley.
A. w Heyl left Monday night on
business trip to Denver. He ex
poets to investigate the sugar market
while away.
A. E. Reynolds, of Denver, Colo,
was here last week 6ansacting bust
The World Office.
For Sale orTrade-12-25 Waterloo
Boy tractor, new, pIowed about rs
acres. Price $4,000 j. H Hixson,
WaKeeney, Kansas adv 26-H
Mrs E. E. Beougher and child, of
Grinnen, visited Sunday night and
Monday forenoon at the home of her
brother, E. A Courtney, in this city
Chas Steinberger is In Topeka this
week receiving medical treatment at
Christ Hospital His many friends
hope he will soon be able to return
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w H Ashcraft, of
Salina visited here over Sunday at
the home of w. B. Keyser, her father.
in this city. Mr.. Ashcraft made a
trip to the west Monday and Mrs.
Ashcraft and children departed for
their home.
C. N. Houghton, of Topeka, arrived
here Monday night for the purpose of
building the new bungalow for Chas.
Sellers in the east part of the city
Charles has a big bunch of friends
here who are always glad to see him.
Chas- Goble and family, of Plain
vile, were here over night Monday
visiting at the home of his mother
and brother. Charles is now fore
man of the section at PIainville and
is making good money. They left
Tuesday morning on their homeward
trip.
L. G. Brown and wife, of Portland,
Oregon, former residents of Trego
county, were here few days during
the last week visiting at the home
of George Hobbick south of Wakee-
ney. They departed Monday morn
ing.
w II. Jones, at one time citizen
of WaKeeney was here this week
transacting business and calling upon
| friends He was on his way to Col
orado on a vacation trip. Mr.. Jones
| is. now connected with Bagby & Co.,
| dealers in stocks and bonds at Kan
sas City.
| Miss Elizabeth Brown, a former
grade teacher, was here Saturday re-
newing acquaintance. She spent Sat
| ~, !,
of her cousins, John and Mrs. Nc
Knight and Sunday night she met her
mother and brother and left with them
for California where she will teach
this coming year.-Quinter Advocate
VIM. Lemke reports a good sale Oh
his household goods last Saturday
He and his family are now living
| with Mr. and Mrs Daniel Rohr
bacher. They do not expect to leave
here for Louisiana until after thresh
ing is done on Mr.. Lemke's farm. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Reeves are now il
possession of the Lemke propert.
which they have recently purchased
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