Free press., 1906-09-29

WHEAT LAND to rent. Any terms.
See ED. F. MADDEN.
The rise in cream has also raised the
price of butter at the Hays Creamery.
Henry Gibler is now a clerk in the
Brunswick Hotel
Another nice shower on Wednesday
to help the farmers out in their wheat
fields.
Several of the foot ball players are
carrying bruises showing they were in
the roundup last Saturday afternoon.
The Mother Goose Promenade will be
held at the Hall this, Friday, the 18th.
Admission Adults 20 Ct, Children 10 cts.
Yost is having hundreds of circulars
printed telling of the many and i'm
mense use of cement nowadays.
Al Robinson has purchased the
Schwaller-Scott cottage on North Oak
street and will soon move there.
Mat Brundage was up from Russell
to inspect the Masonic Lodge Tuesday
evening.
Miss Queenie Cox went to Salina on
! the plug Wednesday noon to nurse for
a short time in the Salina Hospital.
| Under the new law, the next term
of Court will be held the third Tuesday
of November, the Goth. The other term
being the first Tuesday in February
The FREE PRESS office is headquart-
ers for the latest styles in Engraved
Cards. One hundred engraved cards
and plate can be had for SIPS.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
and their friends had an afternoon
lunch at the home of Mrs Geo. Philip
on Thursday.
Only few more days left in which
to file the nominations for township
officers, so if you are candidate, get
a move on you.
The foundation of the first building
at the Cement plant is done and thi!
week the surveyors laid out the rail
road switch that is to be located there
Miss Ruth Brown left Wednesday
morning for Chicago to begin thre'
and half years course as a nurse il
the Presbyterian Hospital.
Kansas City is elated over the re
suming of river traffic between ther,
and ST. Louis, the Commercial Clul
having put on some boats to re-opel
trade along the river.
In the Juvenile court trial Monday o
the Ash boy, Probate Judge Arnol
gave the boy good, fatherly talk an
let him go on probation to see if h
: would now make himself a good boy.
Last Saturday morning the seve
year old daughter of Davis Burch wa
accidently kicked in the face by one O
r their horses. Her face was cut badl
: needing the attendance of DR.. Catudal
She is now reported as doing nicely.
Are you going to paint your hous
inside or outside? Remember we ar
D headquarters for A. M. Hughes Cres
7 cent Cottage paint, the very best o
S the market 013
HENRY WOLF & Son.
Roy Stehley, depot agent at Ellis
$ got lay-off from his work and wa
D down here the first of the week visitin
i his relatives. Roy is in poor healt
Y and he and his mother will go to Port
land, Oregon soon to recuperate.
If the cement mill is located at Hog
e back as it is hoped it will be, a ne
9 city will spring up in Ellis county b
the name of Yocemento. A handsom
cement depot, several dwelling house
and the cement mill will be the firs
: buildings erected,
O The foot ball game last Saturday b.
tween the Democrats and Republican
was very lame affair. The Republ
Il can team was the only team havin
q had any practice and under the leade
L ship of Prof. Kent they made eas
money of the Democrat team. TT
final score stood 100. Referee, A.
N Johnson. Timekeeper, DIR. Jordan.
. By next week we hope to have
operation our new mailing list syster
: With this new method the subscriber
;" name will be printed directly on Il
paper instead of on the pink pastors
lie heretofore. Opposite the name will
* printed the date to which your su
lg scription-is is paid. We have gone
he much extra work and expense to ado
t this system and we hope our subscri
re ers will appreciate the advantage
he knowing just how they stand with t
r. editor without coming to the Office