Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-21
Western Trail gasoline and kero-

Western Trail gasoline and kero-
sene. Phone TO- o. L. Gunckel- 19tr.
For Sale or Trade-Buick touring
car, nearly new.-Chas- Moore, phone
No IT. adv 19-3tc
Mrs G. M. Ufford went over to
Ransom Tuesday where she viii spend
week or ten days visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
MISCELLANEOUS down ov-
erhead expense and increase produc-
ton by using A1lis-Chalmers
Tractor. Ferd H. Mussemann, Wa
Keeney, Kansas.
Mrs. George Diebo1t expects to
leave this evening for near Omaha,
Nebr., where she viii attend reunion
of the members of her family and will
visit with other friends.
The many friends of W. A Rhoden
regret very much the fact that he is
in very poor health at present with
little hope for relief, his trouble be-
ing uric acid poisoning and diabetis.
Mrs. F. M Brown and daughter,
Miss Amelia, returned home Saturday
from Salina where they had visited
with relatives of Mrs. Brown and had
consulted with doctor regarding
proved any at present.
Thos. O'Toole and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Marshall and daughter were up
from the ranch on the blackberry in
the southwest part of the county
Tuesday Mr. O'Toole was attending
meeting of the board of trustees of
Trego County High school
Church of the Heavenly Rest, Epis-
copal, on Sunday next, July oath.
there will be Holy Communion at 500
a. M; Holy Communion and sermon,
IL a. M; Evening prayer and sermon,
500 p. m. A cordial invitation to all
people to attend these sermons
A special election has been called
at Quinter for the purpose of voting
on the proposition of bonding the city
for forty-five thousand dollars for the
purpose of improving the electric
lighting system. The object is to get
the plant in readiness to furnish cur
rent for the city of Colyer
VIM. Haug and family were up
| from Franklin township Tuesday
| transacting business. Mr. Haug was
caller at The World office He says
! the harvest is all over in that part OF
the county and that the yield will
likely average about twelve bushels
per acre. There is some very good
| wheat in that part of the county.
215 acres fine bottom land, no over
| flow, every foot could be cultivated
80 acres alfalfa land, 80 acres il
Egrass, balance in cultivation, miles
to Independence, Kansas, " mile:
| to siding and 3 miles to small town
Fine large set of improvements ane
5 good producing oil wells, to ex
change for cattle ranch. See or writ.
Geo. J. Diebolt, WaKeeney, Kas. 21-2l
The World readers will recall tn.
recent mention in these columns O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rhoden beins
called to Lincoln, Nebr., on account O.
the serious condition of their son
Sterling, from blood poisoning in hi
foot. Word was received the first o
/ the week that it was necessary TO
him to undergo another operation i
which the foot was amptated.
Earl and Paige Campbell are prov
: ing themselves to be rust1ing youn
farmers Last year they bought
half section farm adjoining the O.
on which they broke out two hundre
acres and put it to wheat. About tie
days ago they pulled into this fie1
with two header crews and a thresI
2 ing outfit an threshed the grain a
they cut it, They are now marketin
) the wheat and blowing the land fo
another crop.