Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-07
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Fresh beef at Bakers Adv. r.
A good second hand piano at bar
gain-F- NJ Munson-
: For Sale-Ford car in good order
1877 Overland Garage
Western Trail gasoline and kero-
sene- Phone TO- o. l. Guncke1- 19tf-
For -Oldsmobile truck, "a
ton nearly new Inquire at this office
Adv 8 3tp-
Mobile oil products are the best
That is why we are handling them
Trego County Coop Assn SIT
For an every day watch, Jewel
Elgin in Mill case for only SO at
the Reliable Jewe1ry Store 1926
Lost-Wagon tire between Rinker
school house and WaKeeney-s Finder
please leave at this office 19-1tp
FOUND-A tractor that proves an
| investment; the sAl1is-C Chalmers
Ferd H Mussemann, WaKeeney, Kas-
I Wanted-Job by man and wife, to
work with threshing outfit, wife to
cook Phone E. E. Pearl, WaKee-
ney- 19-2tp-
Fred Winters went down to Solo
mon Tuesday morning for visit with
relatives
Arthur Hemphil1 and sister, Miss
| Irene went down to Hays Monday to
visit at the home of Miss Bernice
Clark
Miss Ruth Lindley and Miss Agnes
Erway, of Hays, nieces of Dr. Miller,
| visited here over Sunday at the Mil
Ter home
W. H Novis left Monday morning
for his home at Bennington, Kansas,
after having visited here for a week
| or so with children.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Meyer, of Ma
toma, visited here Sunday with DR..
and Mrs. U. S. Miller. Mrs. Miller
and Mrs Meyer are sisters.
James Kite returned to his home
at Junction City Tuesday morning
after having visited near WaKeeney
with his daughter, Mrs. Elmer HoI-
comb.
stipation = HOLLISTER'S GOLDEN
NUGGET TABLETS = great for
Headaches and Constipation
W. w GIBSON
Ed Cass, of Collyer township, was
transacting business here Monday
According to his report the wheat
: is not very good in that part of the
county.
: Mrs. J. w. Bingham went down tic
Hays Tuesday morning and was &C
companied home in the afternoon by
her daughter, Ruth, who had been in
St. Anthony hospital.
J. H. Schrader came in last Satur
, day and left sample of his wheat
He says he has one hundred acre.
just as good as the sample which
looks good for twenty bushels pc,
acre.
WaKeeney base ball team has mad,
good again and won another gam
: Sunday. The Zurich team is the on
| which suffered defeat this time to tn
Il score of 6 to 2 The game was pitch
III ed by Snyder, for WaKeeney-
II The World recommends to its read
III ers that they patronize the hom
III merchants who use the advertiser,
columns of this paper. They are hom
HI men and reliable in every way an,
III their guarantee on their merchandis
is good. You can see what you ar
III buying and the home merchant is tn
II one who carries you over the tigh
HI places when you need help.
III The 1921 Prize List of the Kansa
III State Fair which lists all of the priz
offerings of the States largest fai
4 is now being mailed to any who de
II sires a copy. If you want a copy o
| the prize or any other informa tso
III regarding the State Fair which wi
II be held at Hutchinson September lit
III to 23rd inclusive you should address
III Secretary Kanas State Fair at Hutch
inson.
III It seems like E. W. Altman jus
II can't help it. He has to come bac
to Trego county to help harves
This year he is helping L. H Gallo
way during harvest and is receivin
letters of sympathy from his friend
III at the stock yards in Kansas Cit.
h
mi weather is so hot out here, and tt
III day he got the letter he was wearir
his coat in order to keep warm
Hill F. E. Brooke, of Winona, preside1
Ri of the Union Pacific Highway ASS
citation, was in WaKeeney the last
mn the week finishing up the work
Ill raising sufficient money with whit
III to pay for painting the markers ar
advertising the road He has put