Free press., 1906-11-24


were at Plainville this week.
Will Madden has been quite sick the
past week, the result of cold.
On Wednesday the Court and jury
heard the Hoffman VS.. Cox case.
Quite number of local parties have
been out quail hunting the past week
The FREE PRESS office is headquart-
ers for the latest styles in Engraved
Cards. 100 for SIPS, including plate.
Word comes that Mrs. James Behan
is doing nicely at the hospital in Kan
sas City, and expected home soon.
Charles Hardness was called to
Strong City on Tuesday by telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
uncle.
For Rent.
A nice house in good condition, sit
uated close in, convenient to all parts
of town. Call on E. F. Madden.
Attorneys Crawford of Abilene,
Roark of Junction City and Waters of
Topeka were practicing in our court
this week.
The Normal football teams will go
to Plainville Thanksgiving Day for
combats with the High School and
town teams of that berg.
Farm Loans
We want to make some good Farm
Loans. Money at once when papers
are drawn. Ed. F. MADDEN.
Thursday, the 10Th, is Thanksgiving
day; in politics those elected have good
cause to be thankful for two years,
while the defeated can wait until the
Christmas days come around.
No services were held in the Presby-
terian church Sunday morning, the
body of Mrs. w. P. Montgomery, one
of the founders of the church, lying in
state there until the funeral.
Quite number of the business men
have ordered this office to print them
handsome Calendars for the coming
year. We have few beautiful styles
left, different from the others, at low
price. Let us show you
The Hays City Pantitorium opened
up business again this week under the
more citified name ef suititerium.
This is business which needs more
and more encouragement as our city
continues to grow.
Mrs, Addison, at the Telephone cen
tral, has received some more of the
pure and splendid strained HONEY from
her western uncle and will gladly let
our citizens have part of it at cost if
they will call with small pail
Engineer Linn is anxious that the
weather get decent so he can go to
work again out at the cement works. |
He is possessor of a-25 cent gold coin,
about one-half inch in diameter, Cal
fernia 1853 coin. Quite curiosity.
The incest Christmas present that
you can make, that will please and en-
ertain the whole family, Is one of
hose Edison's Photographs at Henry /
Shultz Jewelry store. Go hear them
'lay the grandest of music. il
On last Tuesday, the Goth, Earl Clot-
elter of Ellis was married to Miss
Florence Walsh of that city, in our
Catholic church. She is sister of
Mrs. Sut Howard, and Mr.. & Mrs.
Howard and younger sister were in
own to attend the wedding.
Patrons of the Turkville mail route
allied to receive their mail on Monday,
wing to the fact that one of the mail
mans horses was unable to make the
'ntire distance through the snow storm
md only got as far as Catharine be-
ore he was forced to turn back.
The Normal Faculty returned Sunday
morning from their Emporia trip and
eport having had fine time.
With the large attendance by the
Faculty and their family of this school
It the exercises it showed Presidentl
Hill and the Regents the interest this
school take in the parent institution
nd in return they will do all they can
o build up this western Kansas school.
On Wednesday evening our home tai
mt company, under the management
f Mrs. Kate zeigler, splendidly en-
aimed large audience with the play
Mixed Pickles. in which every mem
'er of the caste played their part well,
,eeping the audience highly amused, |
nd receiving continual applause.
Should the new hall be built, with
arge stage and electric lights, Mrs.
'eigler will entertain our people with