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

| J. F. Guncke1 came up from Eli.
Monday to visit herr and look after
interests for few days
T. Mrs G. NJ Ufford visited the hos
| pita1 at Hays again Wednesday and
| returned IN the afternoon accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs Johnson
E. F. Tinker, the field secretary
representing the Kansas Wesleyan
College at Salina, is here today work
ing in the interests of his institution.
DR. Brock, of Lawrence, at Penney
Hotel, Friday April 18th He can
help you to conserve your eyes
Glasses Fitted See him Please
come early adv. 7-2t-
The infant babe of Mr. and Mrs
Richard Owens, Jr., Of Voda, died
Monday and was buried in WaKeeney
Cemetery The little one was only
fourteen days old and had been weak
from birth.
The preliminary hearing to the case
of the state VS. Depew took place in
court before Justice Acre Wednesday
and he was bound over to the district
court Depew is charged with aiding
and abetting to defraud in the sale
of oil stock to John Leznke.
Hobart Morgan was taken suddenly
but seriously i'll last Saturday after
noon with bowel trouble which is
an after effect from measles At
present he is at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Stewart and very little hope
is entertained for his recovery
While their friends have been ex-
peeting the event to take place yet,
when it did happen most of them fail
ed to realize it or to know about it.
We refer to the marriage Of Mrs A.
j. Wineburner and W. S. lookout
which took place Sunday April 10th
The Rev. McHenry conducted the
ceremony The best wishes of many
friends is extended to them.
A case in district court, 2 trans
fer from Cove county to this county
as a matter of convenience for the
attorneys, was tried last Thursday be-
fore Judge I. T. Purcell. The title of
the case is Shire VS.. Pioneer Bank
and Farmers State Bank, or Eustis,
Nebr. The plaintiff was represented
by c. L. Keagy of Be1oit and John
J. McCurdy, of Lincoln. Attorney o.
E. Bozarth, Of EIwood, Nebr., and
Herman Long, of this city, repre-
scented the defense.
A. J. Wallis, or Grnadpa Wallis, as
he was known by many, died at his
home in the south part of WaKeeney
about one O'Clock today We under
stand that the body is to be buried to-
morrow. He has been a resident of
this county for many years. His wife
died several years ago and was buried
in WaKeeney Cemetery. AS far as is
known there are no surviving near
relatives. He has been in very poor
health for the last several months and
was cared for by John Brown and
Mack Maxwell
2 The Horseshoe Tire Co. furnishes
the information to the local dealers
that there are 1929 pleasure cars and
116 trucks in Trego county and that
if for each of these cars and trucks
only one set of tires is used in a
year on each auto and the price paid
for each set is only eighty collars,
which is a very conservative estimate,
the amount of money expended will
be $91, 900. They call this a business
worth going after. Also all tire COM
panies say there is going to be a
shortage of tires in a short time.
There are not enough tires in the fac
tories al this time to supply the needs
for the autoes which will be manu-
featured during the coming year 1t
looks like it would not be long until
will have to be used for auto tires.
Fresh pork at Bakers. Adv. If.
PERSON