Free press., 1908-01-25
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LOCAL NEWS.

week.
Rand is here to-day to buy your
horses.
Miss Bessie Leahy visited in Russell
last Saturday.
Lincoln Ward spent Sunday and Mon
day in Russell.
Don Mcdonald was down from Ellis
on business Thursday.
w. A. Smith has been on the sick
list the past ten days.
Geo. Philip, Jr went to Kansas City
on business Wednesday night.
Engraved visiting cards and steel die
embossing at the FREE PRESS office.
Lots of wheat came in last Saturday
and was sold to the local grain dealers.
John Magrane returned Tuesday
night to his home at Calburn, Wiscon-
sin.
Ed Glennen was over from Plain
vile Monday to attend the funeral of
Leo McKenna.
Yves Edwards left Sunday morning
for points in Missouri and Iowa on real
estate business.
j. Will Farley left for Kansas City
last week to resume his studies at the
Jewelry business.
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from a six weeks visit with his grand
ma at Great Bend.
Next Wednesday, January twenty
ninth, is Kansas Day. Kansas is get
ting to be quite an old maid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Philip left Sun
day evening for Denver, Colorado to
visit with MIR. and Mrs. JAS. Reeder.
j. d. Wolfe came in from Lyndyl,
Utah Thursday morning to be at the
bedside of his daughter Mrs. Victor
Holm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kippes returned
this week from Kansas City where
they have been spending the past few
weeks.
Mrs. Dennis Johnson (nee Pearl
Davis), and her husband, are here on
visit and may locate on the Saline
Valley.
Mr.. Jolly of Jolly & Blanchard, Grain
Exporters, Topeka, Kansas was in
Hays looking after business interests
Thursday.
Rev. Brown, pastor of the Presby-
terisn Church preached very impress
sive sermon last Sunday evening or
''The Kids"
Wilson Ramsey and Gay Mcmahon
came down from Ellis Thursday to
witness the basketball game between
Normal and st. Johns.
Conrad Bach again started in the
dray business last Thursday morning,
with fine new express" wagon.
He will be assisted by his son Hopper
Casper Klaus of Munjor was fined
$14.50 in Justice Downing's court Mon
day for assaulting JAS. Carter in the
latter's meat market Saturday after
noon.
w. W. Beeler and wife who former
ly lived in Hamilton township and later
went west where Mr.. Beeler was work
ing for the railroad company, have
returned to their farm again.
Drivers of buggies and wagons should
always be careful at fire not to run
over the hose no matter if it lies across
the road. Wheels are very liable to
cut the hose or cause it to burst.
Bert Martin, who lived in the Para
disc flats north of Turkville twenty
five years ago, was in Hays last week
shaking hands with old-time friends
He now owns farm in Illinois.
Milton Luce returned last week to
Lynndyl, Utah to resume his work
with the railroad company at that place.
Leonard Wolfe, lately of this city, is
also working for the railroad at Lynn
dyl.
J. H. Spratt has received his show
cases and fixtures for his new book
store on North Chestnut st. Without
doubt it will be one of the finest stores
in the city. Read his ad in THE FREE
PRESS.
The farewell edition of the Yoce-
mento Star came out this week as
special number giving pictu es of the
plant and the work at Yocemento, the
annual report of the directors and
many other articles of interest to the
stockholders of the u. S. Portland
Cement Co.
The Kansas City Clearing have has
redeemed all but $40, 900 of their Sc, 600
600 of certificates. 1t is expected that