Free press., 1907-10-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


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I'M. Yost made business trip to
Wilson Tuesday.
The weather this week has been
ideal for Autumn.
Mrs. Walter Stedman has been quite
sick the past week.
Boar in mind the date of The BIZ cloak
Sale at Zeigler's-Nov. end.
Henry Staatz was down from Wa
Keeney between trains Tuesday.
DR.. Loutzenhiser reports a little
typhoid fever in the country.
Jno. Schlyer received large car of
new buggies Friday morning.
Roy Miller is learning the barber
trade at Kings TonsOrial Parlors.
Mrs E. B. Matthew has been quite
sick the past week with malaria fever.
Frank Stout was up from Salina on
business and pleasure Wednesday even
ing.
Several new members will be initial
ed into the Workman Lodge next
Thursday evening.
Chas. King was under the wealth
er" Thursday and unable to be at his
place of business.
DR.. Catudal has been laid up the
last few days with sprained leg and
unable to be in his office.
Miss c. B. Miller representing Crane
& Co. of Topeka was in the city Tues
day selling legal blanks and books.
Walter Bishop had a very successful
sale of his farming goods and left for
his new Washington home Thursday
night
A meeting of the Public Library
Association is called for Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 22nd, in the Library Room.
ELSIE MACINTOSH, Secy.
Several prominent stockholders in
the u. S. Portland Cement Co. were
here the first OF the week looking over
the plant, which is nearing completion.
Miss Lizzie Gassman, former typo
at this Office, has been helping in the
printing Office at st. Mary's, has now
been made deputy-postmistress of that
city.
The Essex Club gave a dance to
their members Wednesday evening in
the G. A. R. Hall. Five of Springer's
Orchestra from Salina furnished the
music.
John Troth, who is working on the
road for the Workman Lodge, dropped
in from HoIyrood, Kans., Thursday
noon. He went to Ellis on the plug
Friday.
Tuesday marked the close of the
open season for shooting prairie chick
en- and number of the local sports
men were out gathering up few
stray birds. They have been pretty
well cleaned out in this vicinity.
Baker Sites suffered a short fall
from scaffolding at Yocemento last
Saturday and has been unable to work
this week. Though not seriously in
jured his side was hurt sufficiently to
lay him on the shelf for week.
The Baker Construction Co. was
compelled to relay three or four
cement blocks in front of the Luther
an Church this week. The grouting
beneath the top surface had crumbl-
ed owing to faulty proportions of sand
and lime.
Judd Wood was highly honored at
the State Photographers Convention
last week. Besides receiving a hand
some medal on his picture exhibit he
was elected to the first presidency,
a position much sought after by
many of the photographers.
c. w. Miller returned Tuesday even
ing from short tour of the new state
of Oklahoma. When questioned Mr..
Miller stated that he went down to
4Is2s the new democratic governor on
the right track. While in Oklahoma
he visited the government schools for
the Indians at Chillico and he says
they are doing wonderful work with
the redskins, making fine citizens and
good scholars out of them. They are
disciplined in army manuevers, begin
ming at an early age, and become
excellent soldiers.