Free press., 1906-09-29
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Beautiful ounces are again found in
our stores.
J.B. Cave visited McCracken on bus
mess this week.
Our SEED WHEAT is here, Come and
get some. w. j. MADDEN.
Brown, the pipe man, made trip to
his Graham county farm this week.
Andrew Disch has returned and OF
course thinks there is no place so good
as Ellis county.
Geo. King, late of the firm of Behan
& King, will go to Kansas City for hos
pital treatment, Sunday night.
The Democrats held a three hours
pow-wow at Pfeiffer last Sunday after
noon.
A large amount of Turkey Seed
Wheat. the best wheat known, has just
been received by w. ]. MADDEN.
Postmaster Huff of the Turkville
office came in last Saturday to hear the
Harris speech.
Lots of the farmers report their
early sown wheat already coming up
nicely.
Jas. Behan jr, has replaced James
Finley in Yost's mill, Smut having
returned to depot work.
Mrs. Beach left last week for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Gehman
of Golden, Colo.
The Miller boys of the Saline-the
sheep men proved up on their home
steads before Probate Judge Arnold last
Saturday.
The enrolment at the State Normal
continues to creep up, yet the county
schools are generally in session IN this
western country.
Hunters continue to bring in strings
of prairie chickens, but good dog
seems necessary to scare them out OF
the stubble.
R. M. Battin is showing an ear OF
corn of his raising this year that is II
inches long, over 9 inches in circum-
ference and contains $40 grains.
Prof. Dickens, State Horticulturist,
was up from Manhattan Monday, look
ing over the work at the Experiment
Station.
Miss Eldora Arnold entertained al
dinner at the Windsor Hotel last Sun
day the following ladies': Misses Jennie
Nickles, Mcintosh, Leahy, Cox, Picker
Cave, Gay Nickles, Milton.
Behan and King sold the Sunfiowel
restaurant this week to Hugh Fitz
patrick. Hugh is another town boy
and will, no doubt, run first class
eating house.
You are undoubtedly interested t.
know what you are paying your none!
for when you buy paint. The can Ii
sealed up, how can you find out? Asl
O13 HENRY WOLF & Son.
The Continental Creamery paying it
patrons % cents is very agreeable t.
those milking and selling cream, ant
beats butter making and they pa,
cash every week.
Voters, irrespective of party, are in
sisting that Alex Philip leave his nam
on the official ballot and allow hi
friends the privilege of voting for him
Attend the
Old Settlers Picnic next Thursday
Gates for admission to the Park o
South Chestnut st. and east of tn
Plantation.
Judge Downing has returned fror
his trip. He escorted his old frien
Joe Clarke from California to the east
ern sanitarium and then visited rels
tives in Illinois.
On OCTOBER 5TH. Mrs. C. M. Wan
will demonstrate the art of cleanin
silver without brush or paste, to tn
ladies of Hays and vicinity, at he
come for the benefit of the Luthera
church. Only 10 cents.
The Club ladies had glorious tin
last Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ale
Philip. The day was perfect and lor
drive sharpened the appetites for IL
sumptous dinner that is always awai
ing them. Three new members WEI
added to the list, Mrs. Bird and tt
Mesdames Bruney-Senior and JUNO