Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-31

Distilled water, wholesale and retail.
51tf johnson & Yoxan.
For Sale-Red heifer calf, one week
old. j. w. Bingham.
Mrs. Jacobs and daughter and Miss
Julia Hillman went down to Salina
Wednesday a business and pleasure
trip.
Taken Up-Black pony, several
days ago. Geo. Koleber, II miles
south and miles west of WaKee-
ney. tip.
We have another small shipment of
government garden seeds at this Office
for free distribution. Free as long
as they last.
Lost-3Ox3A Gates Non-skid tire
and rim between Castle Rock and Wa
Keeney.-T ". F1okers, phone
1874 adv. 4-2tp.
Ralph Person and family went over
to Hill City Wednesday where they
will spend a couple of days at the
Ashcroft home.
A car load of Mobile oil products
have been purchased by the Farmers
Union and will be on sale by them
hereafter. Adv. 3tf.--
Quarter Section of good land liz
miles Grainfie1d " level, So acres
wheat. Price $25 an acre, take some
trade carry back $1,000 at per
cent Cave Realty Company. 5tf.
F. M. Munson went to Kansas City
Sunday night to attend the Edison
Photograph Convention and to buy
new goods for the WaKeeney Drug
Store. He intends to return tonight.
C. Chamberlain and wife, of Spring
Hill, Kansas, stopped off in WaKeeney
Tuesday on their return trip home
from California where they spent the
winter. Mr.. Chamberlain owns a
half section of Trego County land in
| the Harries neighborhood.
The pupils of Trego County High
| School and several members of the
| faculty, enjoyed weinie roast at the
west Galloway grove last Thursday
evening. The only unpleasant feature
| of the evening was a shortage of
weinies and some of them had to come
| home hungry.
| About twenty-five members of the
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
| of the Presbyterian church were load
| ed into autos last Saturday afternoon
| and taken to the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. McNair where they
had a first class time playing Easter
| games and enjoying the sports of
| childhood.
| P w OsToo1e and sons, Edmond
and Jim, from blackberry neighbor-
| hood, were county seat visitors We'd
nesday. While here they closed a
deal whereby they become the owners
of the 800 acres adjoining the O'Too1e
farm. The land was purchasd from
J. J. Hanson, of Lincoln, Kansas, and
I mir hT1p of lar
Together
| The March blossoms of the last two
weeks will not bring May cherries,
| peaches or plums this year. That
| matter was settled the first of the
week when the temperature COM
menced to fall last Saturday after
| noon and kept right on falling dur
| ing the night and all day Sunday.
| Monday morning the government
/ Thermometers registered a minimum
| temperature of ten degrees which is
Tow enough to kill any fruit buds
| which were in bloom at that time
Some of the later fruit may have es-
capped death but it has been a very
| close call
Shaw & Woerner moved into the
new Overland Garage last Saturday
| which has been erected for them by
H s. Giv7er. The new building is
| practically completed and will make
| a fine place for the Overland Nor
| over, the proprietors have added sew
| era1 new machines and Will be pre-
pared to handle work which has here.
tofore not been done in WaKeeney
The change in the business location
win be very slight and those who have
been IN the habit OF patronizing th<
Overland can follow the same oh
tran and Il win lad 70 tbs hack dos
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