Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-05-26

A good second hand piano at = bar
GAIN NJ Munson-
The Karl Simpson show company
is advertised for week stand in Wa
Keeney commencing with next Mon
day evening.
Anyone needing dentistry or other
minor operations will please bring
annals to my place
1t DIR. G. F. Cook, Veterinarian.
An Estray-One black mare came
to my pasture northeast of WaKeeney
In April Weight about 1900 pounds
Owner can have same by paying for
tbs advertisement.
adv. 12-2tp- J. B. Carpenter.
I am the local collector and repre-
Kansas City Daily and Weely Star.
Get all the news while it is new
through the Star publications.
1926 Clyde Poffenberger.
Rex Clemens and family passed
through here Monday morning on
their way to Ellsworth where they
will visit with his parents. Rex is
now running a newspaper near Colo
RADIO Springs and is making good.
L. o. Fox orders US to change the
address on his World from this city
to McCook, Nebr. Mr. Fox is repre-
senting the Baker remedies company
| and is making good at the business
He has secured residence in Nc
Cook and is moving his family there.
c.. N. Houghton came out from To-
peka Sunday night and will be here
| for several weeks as inspector on be-
half of the school board the new
school building. He is glad to get
| back and his friends are glad to see
| him here.
| Mr. and Mrs Mace Beason from
| the south side of the county, near
Brownell, were transacting business
here Monday. Mace says his wheat
is looking better than any in this
vicinity and that the farmers have ex-
| cellent prospects in that part of the
| county.
VIM. VIM was up from Oga1lah
township Saturday transacting bust
ness He and his nephew, Horace
/ Winn, arrived home last week from
south central Missouri where they
| had been at the home of Tom Winn
since last winter. William says this
| is certainly Gods country when com
pared with that part of Missouri.
| Mrs. C. L. Thompson and Mrs. F.
M. Burr spent last week in Wichita,
attending the Grand Chapter of the
| Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Thomp-
son was appointed district instructor
| for this district which corresponds
to the 34th Judicial district. This is
the second time Mrs. Thompson has
received recognition from the Grand
Chapter, having previously held the
office of Grand Representative of
Texas for a period of three years.
Hoxie Sentinel
/ Hn1o0r,oh Miss
Laverne Kenyon, of Bogue, Kansas,
were united in marriage at Sterling,
| Colo, last Saturday morning. Mr.
| Ho1comb is former resident of this
| city and graduate from Trego Coun-
| ty High School but is in the
newspaper business at Oberlin, Kan
sas. His bride is graduate from
Hill City high school and taught the
| last year at Crook, Colo. They will
make their home at Oberlin, Kan
sas They were here for a few
days this week visiting with home
folks and friends. The World joins
| the friends in extending congratula-
| tons and best wishes
| The question of whether the Golden
Belt Truck and Transportation Co.
can use the Golden Belt highway for
transportating freight has entered in
to the discussion of the plans for the
| truck company The highway thru
| this county is on the Union Pacific
right-of-way. In the lease to the coun-
| ty the stipulation is made that the
highway cannot be used for any line
| of business which is in competition
| with the Union Pacific railroad COM
pany- The opinions vary and while
some of those who have knowledge of
| the legal situation hold that the lease
cannot be invalidated by the use of
| the highway by the truck company
/ others are of the adverse opinion