The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-11-07
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Miss Ethel Pierce gave Halloween
party Saturday evening.
Just now there are lots of weddings
among our young Russian people.
Roscoe Banner and Miss Charlotte
Paul visited friends in Ellis Sunday.
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Candidate for senator, Wells. spent
Sunday among our Russian voters.
Jonah Nuiton's have moved into their
new home and now have a nice place
Borrow morey from Fred Miller
Best terms to be found anywhere. 47-tf
John Nickles has returned from his
trip TO Kansas City and is much i'm
proved.
Ed Polifka has returned from his
| trip TO the Springs and feels much i'm
proved in health.
Kraus' have brought in another car
load of coffin seed meal to feed their
stock this winter.
Last Saturday over sixty took dinner
at the Windsor and Sunday the dining
room was crowded.
Mr.. Runyon has commenced to haul
sard to his new lots on Juniata street
and has begun building.
Mrs. Morris Bannister has bought a
beautiful piano of Henry Schultz and
| has it in her rooms at the ''Ohio.
Quite a number of our young people
are going this Friday evening to the
box social at the Good Hope school.
| Mr.. Pelham has returned from the
east where he was having his eyes
treated and they are much improved.
This was a great pumpkin year and
many of the children had jack-o-lanterns
made of the pumpkins Halloween night.
Ada Crissman and family have re-
in Pennsylvania and report nice time.
The big force of men on the new mill
thought more of their work than their
vote so STAYED here and lost their vote
Last Saturday closed the reduced
fares to the Pacific coast and now reg
ular fares will have to be paid until
next summer.
The people az we'll as the newspapers
will rejoice that election is over and
that we will have no more OF it for
couple years.
Don't insure your life until you have
consulted Fred Miller. He represents
the most reliable life insurance COM
pany in the United States. Aft
n. E. Dixon considers this his home,
has always and will continue to vote
here, but will go to Kansas City to
spend the winter and come back in the
spring.
James Burke received the sad news
of the serious illness of his sister in
Ohio and left for there on the first
train. losing his vote in our county for
the first time.
Not only must we record the death
of Father Gabriel but also of Father
Egidius of Catharine Monday night and
who were buried Thursday morning at
ten o'clock.
1t is rumored that P. j. Meier and
and family will leave Grinnell for good
some time between now and spring pro-
badly locating at Abilene, Kansas. -
Grinnell Record.
If you don't want to make mistake
when taking out accident insurance,
see Fred Miller. No trouble in getting
your money from the company he rep
resents. 47-tf
Last Saturday was the quietest anti
election day we have ever seen in Hays
There was no excitement, no treating
and no wagons going to the country
with whiskey and beer.
None of the students at the various
schools came home to vote except Geo
Cox. who couldn't resist coming home
to vote for BRYAN. There we're no
railroad passes and the FIVE or ten dol
lars could be, more advantageously
spent than fer railroad fare.
John O'Laughlin was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of farmer
Baldweg, who died q few months age
and instead of holding on the three
years on Monday made his final settle
meat and turned over the property tC
the heirs.