Free press., 1907-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Typewriter paper on sale at this Of
fce, 25c per 100 sheets.
M. ]. Golf made business trip to
Quinter Tuesday evening.
WANTED AT oNcE-at this office, one
more subscriber to THE FREE PRESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott spent
few days in Hill City this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mumford went to Kansas City
the first of the week TO have her eyes
treated.
Will Cox of Voda was down Sunday
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Cox.
Gartlands are adding large kitchen
to their new residence on West Sheri-
dan Avenue.
Mrs. Grouden is adding another room
to her Normal boarding house on West
Second Street.
Mrs. M. ]. Mumford visited Kansas
City the first part of the week and had
her eyes treated.
A baby boy came to bless the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford (nee Ida
Feitz) last Sunday morning.
We have a nice two-seated carriage
for sale at very low price. 52-2t
E. F. MADDEN.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
meets with Mr.. Alex Philip next Thurs
day afternoon.
Vernon Bice and Frank Hoagland
rolled at the Normal
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith are visit
ing this week with Rev. and Mrs. Holt
at Hill City, Kansas.
Miss Winnie Cox returned Monday
morning from Grinnell where she has
been visiting relatives.
H. C. Freese received consignment
of choice bulbs from special grower
in Pennsylvania this week.
M. M. Bannister has had the sign
"Ohio House. painted on the Delay
hotel on South Chestnut Street
One of the best investments about
this time of the year is generous ad-
yer tisement in the FREE PRESS.
Beacher Bell, A. S. Leisering and
Druggist Seitz of Ellis were transact
business in the court house last Tues
day.
BEN says he don't go to see her
as much as he used to. About the only
reason is that she is teaching school
this winter.
Quite a number of the Hays young
people are planning to attend the Box
Social at Abbie Westbrook' school this
Friday evening.
Miss Celia Dent of Brookville arrived
Wednesday evening and is the guest of
her sisters, Mrs. Walter Paul and Mrs.
w. T. Cox.
1t is rumored that st. Johns Military
Academy of Salina will play the Nor
NAL team on the local gridiron some
day next week.
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next Friday evening may not be
classic, but it will be plain and easily
understood.
George Philip, Jr. returned Sunday
night from Kansas City where he has
been receiving medical treatment on
one of his ''bad' eyes.
John Troth, deputy of the Workman
Lodge came up from Wilson Thursday
evening and assisted the Hays chapter
in installing couple new members.
NJ. H. Mulroy returned the first of
the week from Excelsior Springs where
he has been receiving treatment for
rheumatism He is much improved.
Rev. Browns announcement that
his subject for last Sunday would be
''In Love- drew out an increased at
tendance of young folks. 1t pays to
advertise.
/. M. Yost's office has been neatly
lettered with the firm name and the
words ''Flour & Feed or each side
of the building. Roscoe Banner is the
artist
Joseph Runyon sold two new buggies
to Ellis County farmers last Saturday
which doesn't look like this community
is very much affected by the string
ency of the money market.
Henry Tholen & Sons have purchase |
a fine new motorcycle to use in travel
ing to and from Hays. They can make
a speed of 80 miles per hour on the ma
chine. The machine cost $225.
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