The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-10-24
'DOlIy Warden Chocolates at Hark

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johnny Maberly is now the janitor of
the Lutheran church.
Mrs Frank Stout of Salina was here
this week on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. A. H. Norris of Kansas City is
here on visit to Mrs. Cowan.
Dolly Warden Chocolates at HARK-
NESS. 10. .35 and .65. 28-tf
Mrs Grace Goodan Hubbard is now
enjoying a visit in Ontario, Canada.
A big crowd of men are now working
hard getting the machinery in the new
mill.
A splendid rain visited all over this
county during Monday helping the
wheat fields.
The frame of Cox's new storehouse
on Jupiata street is up and will be a
good building.
Walter Stedman is here from Wilson
and is busy helping install the machin
cry in the new mill
Nick Loreditsch is having another
room added to his cottage on west
Crawford avenue.
The heavy winds this week shook
most of the leaves off the trees and
fall is surely here.
The cold spell this week made fires
feel comfortable. Ice formed Thurs
day night.
Chrisanthemums out of doors are
now nicely in bloom, while many have
pretty beds of Cosmos in blossom.
Examine the bargains in pictures and
frames at Spratt's Book Store they
have a large line to select from. 47-tf
Several hundred head of cattle were
shipped from here SATURDAY. and Sun
day TO eastern Kansas for winter feed
ing.
John O'Laughlin has had his resi-
dence raised and a new foundation
placed under it, much improving his
home.
Now is the time to set out tulips and
hyacynths in the open ground for early
spring bloom, and many are planting
beds of them.
During Thursday night the soul of
Harry Cole, son of E. R. Cole, passed
to the happy land, after he had been a
sufferer for so many years
The James Behan new cottage near
the school house progresses and they
hope to occupy it within month and
enjoy Thanksgiving dinner there.
Prepare to buy coat or jacket
at the Zeigler sale. It saves a trip
to Kansas City when you can get the
very latest styles and cloths here.
Not only has Dave Nickles raised the
foundation of his house but has also
put an addition of two stories to the
west side, giving them much more
room.
The Runyon-Leiker deal has finally
been closed and Mr.. Leiker has bought
of Mr.. RunyOn the implement business
on south Main street and is now in po-
session.
Our citizens were gratified to hear
this week that Otto Schwaller and
family are going to move back to Hays,
he having secured position in the of
flee of the new mill
If you want to sell something-if you
want to buy something, chip in quart
er and try this paper and you will find
the notice will bring results. Try it
Others have and have succeeded.
Old school district No 9. near the
Turkville P. O.. keeps up its own as it
did thirty years ago. 1t now has over
thirty scholars in attendance. Miss
Maud Hobbs of the State Normal here
is the teacher.
We regret to hear that Pete Ras-
mussen has traded his Saline river
farm for land in Hodgeman county
Pete has been one of our NEST success
ful farmers and very popular with his
neighbors, who regret to see him
leave.
The fixing of the bridge on the west
side of town is requiring all travel from
the west to be made around the south
side of the creek and up Chestnut
street 1t will be nice when completed
but is very inconvenient now.
The Normal Senior girls gave fudge
feast in compliment TO the senior foot
ball boys Thursday evening at the home
of Il. H. Pierce on east Normal ave-
nue.. The hours were passed away
pleasantly with music and literary
games.
Hays B. White of Jewell county
sp oke in the Court House Wednesday
evening on Republican issues He was
prominent Congressional candidate
and is a fine speaker, but so small was
the attendance that he spoke but few
minutes and then he and his friends