Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-03

Rinker, Phone 1912
LostHamiIton wrist watch Re-
turn to World Office adv 49-2tp.
Jake Knaus is at Holsington this
| week looking up location and ex-
poets to move to that vicinity in
short time
If you want anything in the line
| of pure bred Poland China hogs see,
] write or phone s. NJ Beason, Collyer,
Kansas adv 48-H
Found@A bunch of keys found be-
tween WaKeeney and Ogallah have
been left at this Office for their
owner adv. 49-2t-
| There are several new interesting
| advertisements in this weeks issue
of The World which 1T will be to your
| interest to read and take advantage
Miss Clara Gibson and Miss Myrtle
| Schwanbeck, students at K u, left
| Sunday night to resume their school
| work after having enjoyed a weeks
vacation at home
| Raymond johnson was up from
Hays last Friday evening to see the
| Hays-Erego basket ball game and
stayed over for day OF two TO visit
with relatives and friends
DR.. Iva McE1roy, chiropractor, of
| Quinter, was down last Saturday fill
| ing a date at the American hotel.
| Miss McElroy is planning to make
regular trips to WaKeeney on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays.
T. A Hawkins shipped out an
other of his pure bred red poll bulls
Tuesday. It was yearling and went
to E. J. Conroy, Rolla, Kansas. Roll
la is in Morton county in the south
west corner of the state.
John M. Kuhn, of Glencoe town
ship, and Adam Reidel, of Victoria,
| were transacting business in WaKee-
ney Monday Mr. Reidel is a brother
in-1aw of Mr.. Kuhn and has just re-
Gently purchased half section of
Trego county land and expects to
move onto it after harvest
For SaIe-Residence and two lots
in WaKeeney; 160 acre farm; one
| 1919 Ford touring car; 2 fresh cows !;
geldings; one 4-year old mule.
Don't forget to bring your black
smith work to E. J. Dorman, five
miles north and one east of Oga11ah.
or write e. J. Dor1nan, Ogal1ah,
4 Kansas. tip.
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Wilson and
two daughters from west of WaKee-
ney, left Sunday evening for trip to
their old home in Washington county,
i
about two months as Mr. Wilson has
some business matters and some re-
| pairing on property to look after
| while away. Their son Noah, is tax
ing care of the farm for them while
they are away.
DR.. L. P. Arnott, who moved from
this county to near Lawrence a few
. months ago, has been here this week
looking after business affairs. He is
pretty well pleased with his location
and says some of his neighbors have
been making pretty good money in
the dairy business but that just now
the profits are falling off the same as
in all other lines of business
Plans are being perfected for a
Community Day. or dollar day
| just as you are a mind to call it, fol
Friday and Saturday, February Is
and 10, next. The merchants will of
/ fer some exceptional values on these
| days and an effort viii be made te
bring all the people living within thir-
ty miles of this city to WaKeeney OF
these days. Some real bargain arr
to be offered. All those who want tx
get in on the advertising had better
let us know at once.
II Wednesday evening of last week thu
4 members and friends of the Unio1
II Sunday school in District 16 gath
cred at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Jams w. Wilson for their MONTH,
4 social gathering and for the purpos,
of giving Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
good time before they left for thei
visit of about two months IN Indiana
II About eighty people were present ant
L a jolly good time was enjoyed by all
There were plenty of good things t.
II eat and an interesting time for all.
II Senator Frank McIvor and Repre-
II sentative Baker spent Sunday In Wal
Il lace county and visited the State In
II rigation Farm near Weskan- It i
II understood that the legislature ex
II poets to abandon the irrigation sta
II ions established IN western Kansa
several years ago in which event tn
/ land will be revert to the donor TIL
Il farm near Weskan was donated t
Il the state for experim mental purpose