Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-04-21
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mobile oil products are the best.
That is why we are handling them
Trego County Coop. Assn 3tf.
I can sell you harness at from $65
to $85 and you can examine them be-
fore buying-S- a Shriner- adv 8-2t.
Lost-10 feet inch and quarter
pipe with water conductor bucket at
taehed, on Rinker road. Leave at P.
E. Keraus shop. H. Carpenter. tip
A car load of cotton cake has just
been received at the Farmers Eleva-
tor Better get what you want now as
this is likely the last load for the
season. adv. It.
Cotton flannel gloves, leather gloves
and buck skin gloves at from three
pairs for As cents to $3.50 and $500
per pair. The best for the price
S. A. Shriner at the harness shop. sgt
J. F. Brock, Optometrist of Law
renee, Kansas, viii be at Penney
Hotel Friday, April goth. Have your
eyes examined and glasses fitted All
work guaranteed. Please come early.
Estray-One three year old mare,
pony stock, black with white hind
foot and face. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
charges. John Harrison, Ogal1ah,
Kansas adv 6-3tp.
VIM. Novis is here this week from
Bennington, Kansas, visiting relatives
and friends and looking after the in
terests of his property in the south
part of town. He expects to be here
about two weeks.
Estrayed-From my farm three
miles west of WaKeeney, one light
bay mare weight about 400 pounds
and one black mare about same size
and one two year old bay mare colt.
Notify J. W. Mai, WaKeeney. SLIP.
Mrs Florence Drake, of Topeka,
who has been here visiting with her
daughter, Mrs Scott Grippin, south
west of WaKeeney, took the train
here Monday morning for Hays where
she expects to enter the hospital for
examination and treatment.
A. L. Fox arrived home Sunday
night from Oklahoma City, Okla,
where he has been for the last month
and where he was called on account
of the death of his brother. He is ex-
pecting to return to that city in a
short time.
The flag which was given away by
the state anti-sa1oon league at the
meeting held at the M. E. church last
Tuesday night, was won by the eighth
grade Of the city school they having
received the largest percentage of the
class votes cast by those who at
| tended the meeting
| Edward Cass is advertising a pub
| lie sale of pure bred Poland Chins
hogs, some live stock and farm ma
| chinery, to take place at the Cas-
farm north of Co1lyer on Wednesday
| April 20. There are forty head OF
pure bred Poland China hogs, consist
/ ing of brood sows, males and spring
| pigs, all of first class breeding. Tht
Cass herd of pure breds is one Of tn.
| oldest in the county and some excel
lent blood has been injected into thei
line The sale advertisement appear
been printed.
Western Kansas had quite the ap
| pearance Of the middle Of the white
season Saturday morning The raj
storm of the preceding evening ha.
turned to snow during the night an
it was of the wet, heavy kind whicl
sticks where it lights. There wa
probably three inches of this we
snow which melted rapidly durin
Saturday The moisture from tn
rain and snow made the roads alnos
| impossible. AS a result very fey
farmers came to town and bushes
was very light all day Saturday. TIL
snove has all disappeared and tn
roads are in much better condition
| now. There is sufficient moisture i
the soil now to last for couple o
| weeks or more and if the weathe
| wants to settle down for awhile it vii
| be alright with US.