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

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Frank Stcut wss in town last Satur.
day on business.
The Methodist church last Sunday
evening was crowded.
Mrs. ]. L. Loutzenhiser has a sister
here attending our public school
If you want a family auto see the
chance offered in another column.
The inside of the new mill is now
being sprayed with waterproof wash
Mrs. Isaac Zeigler and son George
visited friends in Kansas City this
week.
VIM. Butts has finished the plaster
ing of the Shively cottage on Norma
avenue.
Every thing in Musical instruments
from piano to jews harp at Spratt'
Book Store. At
Burning rubbish and grass is the
general order of work in the yards
around town.
G. q. Robben of Victoria has traded
his stock of goods for some lots or
Normal avenue.
Candidates are now beginning to
hustle around and are handing their
cards to the voter as a reminder.
The excavation for the cellar of the
new Telephone building on Fort street
is completed.
Try little WANT ADvER in this pa
per and see if it does not bring results.
They always do.
The regents of the State Norraal
School met here this Friday ts transact
their general business,
. FQ+To-Ko. the perfect picture hold
Her, better than an album for your photo
graphs at Spratt's Book Store. 44-tf
Farmer Frank Slaughter. who lives
near Ellis, was here on Thursday ar
ranging to place his son in the State
Normal.
RANGE for SEae.
We offer for sale range almost new
at our house on Fort and Juniata st.
44-1tx GEO. MERRILL.
John Devore has returned from his
trip to Kiowa county and ig back on
the Saline to help out ii ia the feed crop
gathering.
A petition Is being circulated for the
release Of young Thurston from the
Hutchinson Reformatory, his father
being in feeble. health. =
News comes that our former resi-
dents, John Gerken and family are now
nicely located in Lawrence and that
Frank Motz is rooming there.
John Hall this week shipped two cars
of cattle to the Kansas City market,
the Moore brothers of Lookout town
ship three cars and Beale of the Saline
five cars.
The Ohio House that Mrs. Bannister
fitted up for Normal students to room
in has been rented as a hotel again.
The students 9vidcntiy preferred pri-
yate houses.
The weather still being dry farmers
are taking ,dyantasgte' of the time by
bringing their wheat to town and our
streets are daily crowded with wagon
loads of. wheat
Rosa HOlfInaR, the Manhattan butch
er who bought the Frank King meat
market is now in full charge and Frank
IS preparing to take charge of the
Wagner restaurant next week.
If you want to sell something 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.
Last Saturday while James West
brook and another boy were out hunt
ing the gun suddenly went off and
put some shot into Westbrook'ss foot,
causing him to ake cEqfeabss spl feE q 'ssne.
Lucky Il VA ~ 49,
Bulletin No. 155 from the Expert
ment Station at uanhattan, Kansas, is
entitled "Alfalfa. - The subject dis
cussed by nine authors, each in his cwr
field, and Kansas farmers who desire
the bulletin may obtain it free of charge.
1t is handsome pamphlet of ono min.
dred sixty pages, including sixty illus.
trations.
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