Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-06-25
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early tuesday morning.
Yost's Office has been timed to
match the mill and warehouse.
A sister of Prof. Picken is visit
ing with him this week.
Swimming is a favorite resort
Of the boYs this hot werther.
Nr. and Mrs. Penney lett Fri
day evening for trip to the Fair
at ST. Louis.
Otto ReemsnYder carted out the
poles and will sooE have a tele-
phone line to his residence.
Mrs. Adkins has been enjoying
the sights at the big st. Louis
Fair this week.
.r Miss Gertrude Ward will re-
turn from her visit to Excelsior
Springs this Sunday night.
Mrs. Picken now takes her
friends riding in a new surrey
acquired last week.
Mrs. Yost who has been quite
sick the past week, is improving
greatly at this writing.
Gus Stadter left for Kansas
City Wednesday morning to buy
his stock for his new restaurant.
For about the first time Since
last harvest two ''cOons" hit
Hays last week. We had not
seen any for "a ceons age.
Hays is badly in need of a bicY-
Gle rcpairer. At present there is
no one in the business-Ge 1rge
Spencer having quit that work
Isaac Zelgler did the thing up
right while he was at 1t, and con
timed the cement walk he had nj
front of his store building on
around the north side.
Martin Shade and wife OF Free
dom township have returned from
their visit to the Worlds Fair. They
report q fine time.
MISS Mumle Mulroy & father left
for " isconsln Monday morning.
They will visit with friends and
relatives.
The children of the Presbyter
ian Sunday School held their pic
mic last Saturday afternoon on the
creek.
John Teller has arrived from
Illinois 10 help in the coming
harvest. John is the same old fel
low, as fat and hearty as ever.
Mr. Crocker hes rented the for
mcr Nickles store on Fort street
and will move his pump and wind
mill there soon.
Miss Dolores Murphy who has
been visiting her sister Helen Bis
sing left for her home near Wilson
Wednesday morning.
Prof. Matthew will return to
his homo in Webster, Rocks county
Immediately after closing of Sum
mer Normal.
n. s, Vail laid a 800 foot walk
8 feet wide, in front OF the Catholic
Church. He has also laid three
foot walk foi w. E. Saum. Botk
are excellent jobs.
The ice cream social given Tues
dav evening IN the LeIker buildins
by the ladies of the NJ. E, church
: was very successful. $34 wa
added to the parsonage fund.
Harry King has quit his worI
IN Kohl's drug store and will wOrI
at home Ghas Hardness will b.
here sqo4 70 fill Harry's place il
the drug stoye.
Frank Fields has finally becom
acquainted with the fact that b
needs greater sleeping accommo
dationS and has now cleaned on
and fixed up the gymnasium room
adjoining the hotel.
1t is reported that Young Charli
Miller won the Special Scholarship
medal at st. Johns Militar
Acadamy. This certainly is quit
Ra honor for Charlie and he
Justly proud Of It.
Harvest hands are coming l
thick. Some papers IN the Ea'
announced that harveat woul
commence out here this week an
these fellows probably constitui
the advance guard.
Ellis and that neighborhood al
sending quite a number to- IL
Far. Among them :are Ada
Kidd, the st. Johns Miltar
Cadet. Mrs E. Runtlett and E
mer clifford. Others who are
attendance are j. E. Croft of Il