Free press., 1906-10-06
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Burney Fitzpatrick is assisting his
brother Hugh in the restaurant.
Phil Jacobs was assisting in the
County Clerks office this week.
J. H. Spratt goes east next week
to buy holiday supplies.
The Normal students held their an
nual twilight picnic Friday evening.
Only two fatalities in foot ball have
occurred thus far this year under the
reformed rules.
The FREE PRESS office is headquart-
ers for the latest styles in Engraved
Cards. 100 for 81. %, including plate.
Mrs D. ]. Minnick, sister of Mrs. H.
D. Shaffer, left Tuesday evening for
her home in Los Angeles.
LosT-The belt from rain coat.
Finder will confer favor by returning
to Mrs. JEFFCoTE, Hays.
Mornings and evenings are quite
cool lately, suggesting the comfort OF a
stove in the near future.
Mrs. M. j. R. Treat returned home
Wednesday evening after three
months visit with relatives in the east.
Passenger No. 4, due at $40 a. m.
was an hour and half late Thursday
morning.
Will Farley and his m other went to
Kansas City Tuesday to enjoy the Fall
festivities.
Ice man Thomas now delivers his lit
tie cakes of CONCEALED H2 o but every
other day.
Miss Elma Barnes in nursing lame
arm the result of a severe scald by hot
water Monday morning.
DR.. Middlekauff on Tuesday took
Mrs. H. Herl to Kansas City for hos
pital treatment.
Dave Taylor and family are moving
back to Kansas City from Topeka,
Dave having another job with the Rail
road.
Judge Reeder, Co. Atty. Rea and
Court Reporter Graham were in Sharon
Springs conducting court the most of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Philip left Friday
morning for Kansas City where they
will spend week visiting their daught-
er Mrs. Lochiel Scott.
Mrs. F. S. Toothaker, now landlady
of the Wakeeney American Hotel, was
in town Thursday. She took back with
her a new hired girl from MunjOr.
Another drop in the temperature
Wednesday night ''Steady by jerks
would describe the trend of the wealth
er. lately.
Prof R. t Madden was quite sick
the first of the week but was able to
return to his High School duties Tues
day noon.
Mrs Bay of Buena Vista, Colo, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. H. L. Pes
tana Mrs. Bay was pioneer of Hays
having lived here in the early days.
Mr.. Geo. Philip of South Dakota is
visiting here with his uncle, Geo. Philip
sr., He is late graduate of Michigan
University.
Congressman w A. Reeder will be
in Hays Saturday Oct 18th and viii
deliver an address in the G. A. R. Hall
at 500 p. m. Everybody is invited.
1. NJ. Yost was in Kansas City the
first part of this week visiting his
family and taking in the Priests of
Pallas Carnival
Itwas announced at the Opera House
Monday night that the management
has several first class shows billed for
.Hays this winter.
Geo. Grass returned Saturday night
fir Om Kansas City where he has been
TALKING hospital treatment the past
two weeks.
Here it is October and no biting frost
yet. Trees have shown no signs Of
turning and corn and reed crops have
plenty of time to mature.
Mrs. Bessie Givler (nee Danford) of
Wakeeney has gone to Los Angeles
where she will spend the winter with
her father and grandmother.
1t is said that about seventy were
initiated into the A. o. U. w. at Ellis
Monday evening. Dutch lunch was
served. Quite number of the Hays
lodge went up.
You are undoubtedly interested to
know what you are paying your money
for when you buy paint. The can is
sealed up, how can you find out? Ask
O13 HENRY WOLF & Son.
Confirmation Services We're conducted
in the Catholic church at Emmeran,
northeast of Catherine on Monday by
Bishop Cunningham. He was assisted
by the local clergy.
Miss Bertha Virmond, Assistant
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