The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-10-31

MIR. and Mrs. Nick SchIyer spent
Sunday in Ellis.
Miss Jessie Taylor of Topeka visited
friends here this week.
Miss Markev will have sale on hats
for the next thirty days.
Soda Water of Quality at HARK.
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H. B. Kohl has returned from his
trip to Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Philip made trip
to Kansas City Thursday night.
James Carter of Ellis shook. hands
with old friends here on Friday.
Adam Wolf has been appointed as
postmaster AFT Antoneno. Ellis county.
in place of J. D. Dechant who resigned.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church will meet at the home of
Mrs. w. S. Picken, Thursday, Nov. <
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society met
at Mrs. Jno. Troth's on Thursday and
the Presbyterian met at Mrs. George
Philips.
The democrats bad speaking here
Tuesday evening. Senator McMillon
and Col. Sapp spoke on the issues of
the day.
Horace Higgins has returned from
his trip to the springs and is much i'm
proved from the medical treatment re-
ceived there.
Next Tuesday is election and all polls
will be open from 8 a. m to p. m
sharp. If you want to vote get there
before six o'clock.
Cox's have their new ware house so
nearly completed that they have already
stored a car load of the finest flour
there for their customers.
Henry Schultz this week sold one of
his splendid Adam Shaft pianos TO Mrs
Oldham, the lady who bought the Elihu
Stout farm east of town.
"A
our old citizens Ed Morgan and ]. M.
Post are living there and wish to be
remembered to old friends here.
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.
n,:4o . ,.--.Ho- - of--ox,,bI;ooo. n &Aav,
ded the Bill Sapp speaking Tuesday
might and heard the gospel preached !
pretty plain. Bill was in good humor
for speaking.
Wednesday was q beautiful after
noon and many ladies were out calling. |
Misses Fields, Anna Feitz and Middle
kauff made the rounds of their friends
in their auto.
This week we got homestead in
Smokey Hill township for Joe thinner
man ard one in the ''gold-felds'' for
Standby. That only leaves an 80 and
a 16O there vet to take.
Farmer Henry Rea in the southern
part of the county near McCracken is
putting up fine eight room house on
his farm for home rather than come
in town like his neighbor Joe Legge-
Miss Julia Stone of the Model Dis
trict School went to the Teachers IN
stitute at Grainfeld last Saturday and
took Olive RunyOn with her as sam
pie of her scholars to demonstrate the
work.
There will be forty two states and
two territories vote on Presidential
Electors next week; forty-three will
elect congressman at that time and
there will be about thirty governors
elected.
The Normal students had their bor-
fire on the creek Tuesday evening and
later adjourned to the gymnasium
where two games of basketball were
played, Seniors versus Juniors. The
Juniors won both games.
Next Wednesday is pension voucher
time again for the old soldiers of Kan
sas. Under the new law a return en-
velope is sent with the voucher so the
old soldier need pay no postage and the
notary who makes out the papers is en-
titled to ten cents for his seal.
1t was announced some months ago
that Prof Kent would take leave of
absence the coming term at the Nor
NAL to go away for some advanced
Science work. 1t has just been de-
cided that Mr. Tredway will take his
leave of absence now and Mr.. Kent at
later day Mr.. Tredway started for
Chicago Friday night