Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

Geo Philip has bought the Geo
Grant black horse as a driver,
Rev. Jordan and daughter visi
friends in oux town this week
Miss Bessie Leahy is out on the
Saline visiting Miss Petrie Madsen
A we'll was bored this week in
the Catholic cemetery on the north
side of town.
Miss Bowman of Lawrence who
was here visiting Mrs. Philip, left
for home Thursday.
Representative John Schlyer on
Tuesday evening went to Topeka
to attend the Legislative session
Miss Tena Philip on Wednesday
evening entertained some of her
lady friends at tea.
Rev. F w Kingsley will preach
at the Baptist church this Sunday
morning, June 28th
The hard winds have knocked
down some of the tall barley and
wheat.
The telephone company are
preparing to send out new card
of names and numbers.
Congressman Reeder has organ
lied his Phillips county bank into
a National bank with $4,000 eapi
tai, and he its president,
1t Is about time that the tail
grass and weeds IN our streets
were cut. Also in the vacant lots
where suntiowers are head high
Having saved them from the big
hail storm Judge Robbins has the
finest display of Sweet peas ever
seen IN this city.
1t is to night that the Pleasant
hill farmers organize their game
protective sociaty, the necessary
Charter papers having been recel
we'd from the Secretary of State
Miss Louella Rudolph, a rela-
tive of Senator Burton. and con
nected with the U.s.. Census de-
partment. was here this week at
our Court hoase gathering necessa
ry statistics required,
Representative Alvin Law of
Graham county, ON lis way to the
Legislature. stopped here Tuesday
to visit his daughter who is attend
ing the State Normal.
ORGAN FOR SALE.
One of Ovr subscribers has an
excellent Organ, good as new, for
sale cheap Be fine tor scheol.
See this Office.
The lot next door to this office
looks decidedly different since the
old building has beer moved away
and lot cleaned up Good ground
now for the ball players.
Henry Froelick has secured thro
this Office 4 year lease of the Eel
sena halt section farm on sec 8, in
town Pie, Walker township,
that he has already farmed several
years satisfactory to the owner.
Harvest has commenced in the
southern Kansas counties and the
yield is pronounced as heavy.
! In this county it Will be 10 days
vet before any Is ready to cut and
the straw will be very long.
| Our Court house boys are get
ting to be great ball players. One
day this week they defeated a
picked nine of Hays players and
another day tackled the store clerks
and this tim9 were shown how to
play ball-completelY run over.
i Many farmers have picked up
their harvest hands while they can
get good ones and arc having them
cut the rye oct of their wheat
fields which will be worth double
It's cost when it come to selling
their grain.
i Next Tuesday Ed Rea will he
, come County Attorney in place o
, Tuesday, Will he proceed at one.
to close up the boot Logging anC
JOINTS running all over the county
or will he wink at their running
and run the risk of being chargei
with standing in' is the querr,
5 among the people.
] Will it be rough wild harves
or quiet one.
RE Pattison Kline, Reader. 10
! personator & Lecturer will be il
, Hays this Saturday evening at q
o A, r hall. The President of tn
lOttawa University says of him:
, lone OF the most skllIfHl and jud
, cious dramatic readers to whom
l have listened"
And fbo Wohb oifv No Hono