Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.

in our depot, JetfreY's being away.
Mrs. Sam. Bussard and son visite,
with her mother in Ellis on Monday.
Quite a number around town ar
having siege with the measles o
mumps.
Miss Gertrude Ward is at home from
her trip to the East and says she haC
q lovely visit.
The hard freeze last week seems t.
have ruined the fruit crop all over the
state.
Mrs. Witt, of Gorham visited las
week with her daughter Mrs. Jacot
Orth in Pleasant Hill township.
Prof. Hass has rented and will oc'
cupy May 1st. one Of the Leahy cot.
tages on Normal avenue.
Attorney Holmquist was attending
to legal bu siness in Buffalo Park Tues
day.
The school of Miss Alice Freese at
Grainfield has closed and she is expect
ed home to-day for her vacation.
OvercOats came in very comfortable
on Tuesday in our city and farmers
came in warmly wrapped up.
M. E. Dixon is here looking after
his business affairs. Tells they had
heavy rains at Kansas City last week.
Gov. Hoch designated April 18th as
Arbor day in this state. Most every
body have already set out their trees.
James Carter has leased and will
move to the Philip Jacobs cottage on
north Chestnut street in few days.
Z. n. Dreiling is now travelling for
the international Harvester Co., until
he takes his Office as Treasurer next
fall.
Prof. Haas was forced to remain at
home this week to look after a sick wife
with the measles. Prof. Light took
charge of his room.
Clemmons, the horse-dentist, was
here and did lots of work for our
farmers in fixing up their horses so
they could eat good by harvest time.
onMonday Harry Grass of Lacrosse
was here and bought of father Schech-
ster the Brosius timber claim farm on
the North Fork in Buckeye township
that has the 10 acres of big trees. 1t
was good bargain.
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Miss Jennie, daughter of J. H.
Ward of this city to Willie, son of Alex
Philip Friday evening Apr. 26th follow
ed by a reception. The young folks
will reside on the Philip ranch on Big
Creek.
FARM FOR SALE
My 80 acre farm on Section II, town
II, range 18 in Buckeye township,
close to Hi Joy School Good farm
and pasture land. Price reasonable
See JULIUS POULSON
on farm or address Hays. P. o.
"At Russell the lecture course for
1913 will consist of six numbers: A |
concert by the Lyric Glee Club; lee
ture illustrated with stereoptican and
moving pictures, by. Arthur Peck; a |
chalk talk by Pitt Parker; lecture
by Rev. John DAILY, a Catholic priest i
who is head of a reform school for
boys; an instrumental concert by the
Hurby Brothers, five young, talented /
Bohemians; and home talent play,
If our course in Hays is not better
than the above it will kill off these.
The past year some on the course were
actually bum" There is no need of
these Lyceum bureaus sending out
what disgusts many of the patrons.
Prof. Picken, as Manager, has the
reputation of being the only one in
Kansas to pay the Lecture Bureau in
advance, and they should not send to
him any but first class entertainers.
: SHOES. Now is the time to have
them mended for spring & the harvest
work. Don't wait until everybody is
IN rush and busy. Come now to
= GAsSMAN's SHOE SHOP.
T.
Plain sewing wanted.
l should like to do plain sewing at
my home near the Odd Fellows hall.
Work is solicited.
EDNA HEDGPATH.
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CORN For SALE.