The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

days drilling wells.
Walter Griffith is home from his va
cation trip to Dakota.
Ice Cream. pure and delicious. Sodas
and Sundaes at HARNESS. 28-tf
The Ellis autos are here about every
day in use by the travelling men.
Miss Nellie Ree6er left this week
for her school work in Massachusetts,.
Fl. Fl. Pierce ia showing some fine
corn raised on his farm in Russell coun-
ty.
Della Gosser has gone to Monta Ra
to join her husband who ia stationed
there.
More Post Cards at Spratt's Book
Store than at all other stores in Havs
combined. Att
Dave Lashelle was in town Saturday
and tells that his well auger is working
every day.
The new barber shop in the Kissing
building on South Chestnut street is
kept busy all the time.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Missionary
Society gave a fine supper at Mrs
Alex Philips last Friday.
Miss Mable Edwards returned this
week to attend our excellent school an
other year.
Mrs. Walter Paul reports a lovely
trip east and was sorry her trip was
so soon over.
A few of the celebrated Glenfield
Folding Tablets can still, be found at
Spratt's Book Store, Aft
/ Tuesday the SUN passed over the
equator. Summer is gone and fab is
here for three months.
John Miller has closed his deal, sold
his farm and bought the Leiker grocery
store on South Main street.
Work at installing the machinery in
the new mill will soon begin. A big
force of men are rushing the work on
the inside.
]. S. Lang, late of Maryland and an
experienced hand in postofice work,
has been appOinted. as debsy post:
master in Hays.
Tablets and all kinds Of school sup
plies are not q. side line with US, it is
our principal business, therefore Spatt's
Book Store is the place to buy. Aft
G. M. Cox will now go into the hand
ling of apples, potatoes. etc. in connec-
tion with his warehouse and is having
a cold storage pit dug near there.
Henry Tholen of Victoria took spin
to Grinnell, eighty=6ve paitea. an Fhurs-
hday an his Indian motorcycle, making
it in a few minutes over three hours.
Cove county had its first Teachers
Association to-day, meeting at Quinter,
with Fred Indy and Miss Alice Freese,
Normal school graduates, on the pro-
gram.
The probate Judge has issued mar
riage licenses to Adam Younger of
Hays and Margaret Korbe of MGnjor.
Philip Kinling and Rat6stk KtnPruster,
both of'Ellis.-
Water rent bills went out this week.
Next week the sprinklipg seaaan clos
es. If YOU want to keep your lawn
beautiful hand the city clerk an extra
dollar for October aprinkling.
There Is so much work at the hotel,
the boys ha wing done so much better
than was expected, that Miss Mamie
Mulroy has resigned ss the deputy post
master and will oversee the dining
room of the Windsor.
w. F. Cipra Of the Holvrood, Kansas
Land Firm was here this week in his
auto attending to their land work. They
have sold much land here and have
many moe who are anxious to get into
this prosperity county.
Kansans are n0Nt EaaurnIng over the
death OF Frank H. Snow, the first
chancellor OF the State University and
who made the institution known all
over tic WOT1u. ne IDS DCcH 4SCDIc
for year and went to Wisconsin for
his health where he died Sunday.
Have You a Farm
for sale? We have customers for Ellis
county land. Send US description oi
your farm and lowest price and we be.
lieve we can find you a customer. Oul
charges are reasonable. Address
CIPRA & STRATfANN.
Jan. !. HolyroOd, Kansas
The Grinnell Record tells of a nc,
rain that section had last week. AIss
this news of our Walker people of th'
Angeles colony:
"A baby bay was bOIn Friday L
Herman Robben, Jr. and wife of An
geles. . Parties from Victoria were il
Grinnell this week looking over tn
Royal hotel prcI crty with a view
making some sort of deal for tn
hotel, fixtures, etc. The prosperity
purchaser bears q good business ar
pearanee. Dick Tholen was instrumer
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