The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-02-20

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| Don't forget the John KIopf DnhIic
sale next Tuesday, the 23rd, south OF
Victoria.
MIR Bert Cole, who has heen visiting
here for some time, left for the weet
SATURDAY. evening"
Miss Hannah Kunz left for Chicaoo
| Fridav morning where sha vill spend q
few weeks visiting her aunt.
Il Won want absolutely reliable five
| iraursrce. come IN ard see me.
The J. NJ. SCHAEFER Insurance Agency
Clement Unrein has hought Of the
RAILWAY cnmpanv arO+her quarter sec-
Ron OF land near Yocemento, on 27-13-
l19.
John Freese has bought one Of the
newest improved Oliver visabie Tvpe-
writer's to add to his pleasure and past
time.
Mr.. ard Mira. Sherman Ward and
children from near Piainville have heen
visiting with Judd Bell and family the
past week.
Miss Jessie Underhill was down from
Ellis last Saturday to attend the Teach
ers' Association and to visit with the
Misses Paul.
The teleRrsma tell that the SUNDAY
storm was the worst in Oklahoma that
that state has ever experienced. Bet
ter stav in Kansas.
The oId-time friends of Yves Rauch
were glad to zee him here this week,
looking 80 we'll He Is still living in
southwest Trego county.
As predicted. the cold wave came
Saturday. accompanied bv snow and
stayed with us ali day Sunday. in its
most bitter style.
Henry SchwaIler has traded quarter
section OF land up in 1919 TO Martin
Stehley of Ellis for his new auto. Is
is beauty.
II any Of our ladies' saved their house
plants at the former Geld wave, they
must have got caught by the one Sat
urday night. It was q hummer.
OF course the FREE PRESS was the
only paper in our city to give Lincoln
story. 1t is always up to the time, the
peoples paper, everybody likes to read
it.
The second number Of the Kansas
Magazine is on our table and is far
Superior to the opening issue in cover
and illustration. while it's articles are
Interesting.
Cane seed will be high priced this
spring. p. F. Neck and son of the
Saline hauled cane seed to Codell and
received 81 per bushel. pretty good
price, and the elevator bought to re-
sell.
Don't miss reading Henry Winters
new advertisement. He now has his
store fixed up in modern style and is
keeping the very best of all kinds of
stock in his line, and he wants you to
call and see.
Salina and other eastern papers are
Dragging last and this week of 81 and
81. Oh wheat prices. Out here at Hays,
with our big mill and progressive els-
vators the good wheat has brought
81 90 to 81 08 the past week, $1.02
being the ruling price
Word was received here last week of
the death of George A. Rowlison at his
home at Ong, Nebraska. Mr.. ROwl-
son grew from boyhoOd to manhood in
Sheridan county and has many friends
here who viii be pained to hear of his
demise. -Hoxie Sentinel
Rush county farmers are buying lots
of the small autos for running to town
often and quickly, to take in their
cream, butter, eggs or produce and get
their groceries, the price now being
down to $500 and $500. One agent in
Rush Co took orders for over 81. 900
worth of them during January, every
one for q farmer.
Frank Philipe, at Ellis, is now agent
for the Overland Autos, and on Friday.
being in town, gave the Free Press
force spin in his Green Roadster for
half an hour. On the Reservation road
he ran over 3 mile minute. Last week
when q man q Yocemento was sick with
pneumonia he took DR. Kidd there, the
seven miles, in eleven minutes.