Free press., 1906-11-03
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DISQUALIFICATION Day.

WHEAT LAND to rent. Any terms.
See ED. F. MADDEN.
A Jew peddler of cheap trash was
"doing" the town one day this week.
Several Republican candidates drove
down to Victoria Monday evening to
attend a political meeting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jemes Carter returned
Tuesday noon from short visit with
her parents in Ellis.
The father of Mrs. R. T. Madden has
been visiting at the Madden home for
the past week.
C. Jay Smiths GA Pair of Country
Kids" company is said to be one of the
latest rural plays.
C. w. Miller--will be elected Repre-
sentatives. Vote for him and you will
not throw away your vote. Adv.
a strong, cold wind blew from the
north all day Thursday, foreboding a
snow-storm in the near future.
C. Schwaller & Son have extended
the shed for finishing lumber the full
length of the large shed.
The FREE PRESS Office is headquart-
ers for the latest styles in Engraved
Cards. 100 for SIPS, including plate.
C. M. Holmquist was in Sharon
Springs the first of the week in the in
terest of the Democratic Judicial Com
mittee.
Our correspondent in Buckeye. has
been unable to give US any items this
week, but they will be continued in
our next issue.
POSTPONED The Book Talk on 1.-The
| Making of an American" by Prof.
Picken has been postponed until Satur-
day evening, Nov. 10th.
Mrs. Dr. Snyder went down to Law
renee Friday night and surprised her
daughter Miss Lucy, who is attending
Kansas University.
Miss Elliott, a deaconess of a Metho-
dist training school for young women in
Kansas City, visited with Miss Keller
the first of the week.
The rural comedy drama, ga Pair of
Country Kids with first class COM
pany, will be at the Opera House next
Thursday for one night only.
Your overcoat-is it in good shape
for this seasons use? If not, take it
to the Hays Laundry and have it clean
ed and pressed up as good as new.
Telephone 90.
Rev Mumford has been assisting the
the M. E. pastor of Lacrosse this week
in a series of revival series in the
Pleasant Dale church, 80 miles south
east of this city.
The Lutheran Aid Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. A. D. Gilkeson,
Wednesday, Nov. 7th. A Is cent lunch
will be served. All members and
friends are cordially invited.
The shot gun advertised for sale in
last weeks FREE PRESS found ready
lbuyer in John P. Brown of Victoria.
Advertise your wants in the FREE
PRESS for the quickest returns.
Three new subscribers were added to
our list of readers this week: A. F.
Johnson, city; S. A. Joy, who is teach
ing school at Norfolk and j. H. Beach,
Meade, Kansas. Keep coming.
! A number of politicians attended the
Republican rally in Ellis Tuesday.
Homer Hoch failing to put in an ap-
pearance, Atty. Roark, of Junction
City delivered the address.
Mr. S. Motz was surprised by num-
Der of his old friends last Friday even
ling in honor of his sixty-fourth birth
day. A full account of the occasion
was printed in the State Journal last
Saturday.
The Essex club received handsome
picture this week from Mr. Tanner of
Switzerland, who visited Geo. Philip
| jr., here this summer The picture
has been framed and adorns the walls
of the club rooms.
Misses Georgia and Bertha Virmond
were at home last Saturday and Sun
day, taking in the Normal entertain
ment and visiting home folks. Both
are teaching in city schools this winter,
Georgia in Ellsworth and Bertha in
Cove.
Harry Grass, jr. of Lacrosse drove
over last Sunday with H. L. Baker the
Ireal estate man of Lacrosse. Mr.
Baker took the evening train for the
western part of the state and Harry
visited the fore part of the week with
his uncle Geo. Grass.
AS we predicted couple weeks ago,
the News Office force have been work
in the ''wee, small hours of the night
the past week to get out the Official
ballots on time. We think the other
county papers will unite with US IL
Iearnestly requesting that the job oi
tprinting the ballots be let earlier II