Free press., 1906-11-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LOCAL NEWS.

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The cold spell this week froze con
siderable ice in our rivers.
Harvey1 Penney has been off thi
week on another cunning trip.
The children got out their sleds o,
Monday and had,a good thine.
The coming Probate Judge, Gross
visited Russell and Topeka this week.
Miss Mae Markey left Monday night
for a short visit with relatives in Kan
sas City.
H. C. Bryant, the Ellis laundryman,
was in Hays between trains on Monday
afternoon.
The snow prevented the foot Fball
game on Tuesday between the Normal
and Natoma teams.
Five room cottage for rent. In
desirable location. Inquire at once of;
S. MoTZ.
John Earlenbaugh drove in Wednes-
day from the south Smokey and he re-
ports heavy travelling.
News comes that our late principal of
the Public school has gone to an east
ern hospital for treatment.
1t is whispered that Jim Carter is
arranging to go into the butcher. bust
ness again in our city.
Attorney w. E. Saum attended our
Court this week in the Sweeney versus
Dalton and other cases.
The top of the P.V. elevator is again
becoming great summing place for the
flock of tame pigeons.
The attendance at the Western Kan
sas State Normal reached the 100 mark
on Monday of this week.
The Commissioners failed to furnish
a docket to this Court and the list of
cases had to be~-called by the Judge.
This cold snapFand snow caught the
stock men,unawares and not prepared.
1t was hard on the stock several days.
During the snow spell the big Gym
nasium room at the. Normal came in
nice for the students to exercise in.
Wednesday the sun came out again
and melted the snow rapidly.
Farmers rejoiced at the good it did
to their wheat fields.
Lady's Coat Lost.
On the road between Hays and the
Goud Hope School House. Finder will
confer favor by leaving at this office.
Henry Oshant reports a pleasant trip
to K. c., and that his daughter, Miss
Henrietta is enjoying her work at the
State University at Lawrence.
Some people are kicking on the big
Standard Oil company, yet we are buy
ing coal oil here now at 10 cents full
gallon. Could we ask it any cheaper?
Dennis Levick had the misfortune on
Tuesday morning to be thrown from his
dray wagon, the wheels running over
nim, needing the attention of DR..
Catudal.
Fred Tiff has re-opened for the win
ter his Clothes cleaning shop near the
Brunswick hotel and seems to have lots
10 do but says he can do all the work
The people bring him.
People now understandj Feitz' tink-
ling bells, children hear it coming and
'un out to get the mail while the teams
turn out for the U. S. mail, which has
he right of way on all roads.
At the suggestion of his friends, A.
D. Wassinger, of the Smokey Hill sec
lion, has gone east for medical treat
nent, and all wish him a speedy re-
.overy and return home.
Frank Stout reports himself nicely
ocated in Salina.
That he met our old timer. Frank
Smith, who drove the little mule team
iellvery wagon on our streets in the
oO's, who now has farm near Salina.
AS expected, last Tuesday morning
Mss Helen Ingenthrone of this city
vas married in the Catholic church to
leo. Mauer. A largely attended re-
eption was held that afternoon and
'vening, the happy couple receiving
learty congratulations and many hand
ONE presents.
While ne has spent years in the
Navy, 'he will now settle down here.
How time flies. This week