Free press., 1907-11-23

John BIender spent Sunday visiting
friends in Ellis.
Miss Stella West visited in Yoce-
mento last Saturday.
Typewriter paper on sale at this Of
fee, 25c per 100 sheets.
The editor made a business trip to
Salina the frstsof the week.
Miss Bertha virmond was down
from Cove City over Sunday to visit
relatives.
Jno. Schlyer had brick walk laid
in front of his residence on South Oak
Street this week.
George Philip, Jr. was in Kansas City
the fore part OF the week receiving
treatment on his eyes.
Mrs. Alva Miller of Manhattan is
here on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jonah Mutton.
Maggie Cave, who is teaching in the
Ellis public school, was down over Sun
day to visit her parents.
Our local sportsmen are bagging lots
of quail this season. The birds are
reported to be unusually thick.
Engraved Cards and Wedding Invi-
tations and Announcements at this
office Call and see samples.
Miss Mabel Rowhson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Ida Solomon at
her country home south of Munjor-
Tom Lindley, a former student of
the Normal, is now student of the
Wesleyan Business College at Salina.
A new bank called the Logan County
State Bank has been organized at
Monument in the west ID of the state.
The Normal 2nd football team easily
defeated the High School eleven on
the Normal campus last Friday aft er
noon by a score of 36 to 0.
Mrs. Fred Gay (nee Anna Roenn-
feldt) returned to Russell Saturday
noon after seveal days visit with her
parents.
County Atty. J. P. Shuts made a
business trip to Russell last Saturday
to interview Judge Ruppenthal on
court business.
The box social at Abbie Westbrook'
country school last Friday night was
well attended ard everybody reported
a bi-lariOuS time
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Behan of Victoria
have announced the marriage of their
daughter Ida to Chas w. Miller, Jr.
of this city. The wedding will take
place Wednesday, December 4th, at
p. m. at the Behan rancho west of
Victoria.
Mrs. Wheatcroft feels quite encour-
aged over the liberal trade she is re-
ceiving at her Gallery, her second days
orders being over sixteen dollars
Judd and Mrs Wood are assisting
with the work.
Miss Georgia Moore came down
from Wakeeney Tuesday to attend the
mock wedding given by Misses Queenie
Cox and Alice Freese Wednesday even
ing. She was the guest of the latter
during her stay in the city.
The Normal school is bringing more
families to Hays to live every year.
Some one has made count of nearly
twenty families that have located here
on account of our educational facilities
Hays will soon be city of the sec
ond class if the present rate of in
crease continues.
John Zercher was married Sunday
to an estimable widow from Hays City.
She is a daughter of Mr. Ginther of
Hays. Gorham bids fair to become
the Athens of Russell county Five
or six of its youths are attending the
state Normal at Hays. They find it
very handy to be able to visit home
over Sunday occasionally. Judge Rup-
penthal in Luray Herald
We have on exhibit at this office
poster heralding the game of football
between st. Johns and Normal this
Friday. AS a specimen of the fine
printers art the poster is rare speci-
men and Wen gladly show it to all
comers. The piece of work comes
from the Office of one of our rival
print shops. Probably the Normal
Athletic Association will soon buy
cider press to do their printing on.
Chas. "A. Miller, son of Mrs. Chas.
Miller of this city,is continually win
ming more laurels for himself at st.
Johns Military Academy at Salina.
Last Saturday in the game against
Abilene he kicked nice field goal and
made the only score for his own team.
He is captain of the football, basketball
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