The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-21
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Piano tuner Hagel IS IN the CITY
Phone "a.
Millard Kirkman's baby has been very
i'll this week.
Freda Wagner of Russell, is here Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. Arveson and wife of Iowa, are
visiting friends in Hays.
DIR. Griffith of Kanopolis, says he has
a sure cure for diphtheria.
Mrs. Legge was operated on at the
hospital by DR.. Nestlerood.
Geo. Grass received car of western
apples in boxes, this week.
Mrs w H. Jordan is home and rapid
ly recovering from her operation.
Mr.. and Mrs w P Montgomery re
turned home, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Penney has returned
home after several days visit in Denver.
c. w. Reeder was in WaKeeney,
Thursday of this week, on legal bust
ness.
'sPut Kansas First" was the motto at
the State Teachers Meeting at Topeka,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Jensen left We'd
nesday for California, where they will
spend the winter.
President w. A. Lewis will deliver an
at a meeting of the Farmers Union in
Lucas. TO-DAY. SATURDAY..
J. G. Beatty of McCracken, will leave
N few days for Faxon, Tenn, where
he has purchased real estate.
Don't forget the auto polo game next
Monday, Nov 30, at Normal campus.
Everybody will be there.
Mammoth white, Holland turkeys.
Also thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
chickens. Johnson.
Mrs. D. H. Early was the(lucky win
ner of the sewing machine at the lee
ture last Tuesday afternoon.
The Free Press is nnder obligation to
the News-Republican for the use of
their election table in this week S issue.
SEE BURNS if you want to buy,
sell or trade anything.
Mrs. Frank Reed, who has not been
well for some time, will leave for Kan
sas City on Sunday morning to receive
medical treatment.
Don't fail to see the Auto Polo game,
Monday, November 80. 1t will be inter
esting, thrilling and something out of
the ordinary for Hays.
Roy, John and Lou Miller and Gay
Tillotson were pleasure riding with
Chas. Reidel in his new Ford, SUNDAY.
They ate dinner in Plainville.
Mrs. Samanthia Sweet of Lone Tree
Iowa, arrived Thursday morning on g
visit to her sister, Mrs. G. H. Morgan
She will remain over Thanksgiving.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve a New England dinner anC
supper at the church, Thursday, Novem
Der 10. Everyone is cordially invited
Louis Burns, the real estate man, wa
down at Gorham last Saturday, and be
sides doing real estate business, he Sc
cured several new subscribers for tn
Free Press.
| Piano tuner Hagel is in the city
Phone "a.
The first installment of fThe Call o
the Cumberlands, - the stirring tale o
the Kentucky mountaineers, will ap
| pear in The Free Press next week
Don't fail to read the opening chapters
We note with pleasure that PORT
Geo. R. Tilford was appointed chair
man of the Round Table of the Com
merciaI department of the State Teach
ers' Association. No better fitted ma
could have been selected for this I'm
portant position.
In announcing the result of the elec
ton two weeks ago, this pape
stated that DIR. Snyder was electe
Coroner by six. The canvassing board
however, found that DIR. Haas was elec
ed by about seventy five. Cigar
please, Doc.
Two thousand dollars worth of hous
hold goods for sale-all first-class. 81
| BURNS column this week.
c. W. Reeder was in Abilene, Mo
day and Tuesday Of this week, takir
evidence in the case pending in the S
: preme Court, of the State VS.. the Flo
Mill Company of Enterprise. Much
terest is being shown by the citizen
! because of the dam backing up the "
ter and destroying the crops along t
stream.
The annual Thanksgiving servic
will be held on Thanksgiving da
Thursday, November 26th at 7:30 p.
in the G. A. R. Hall. President
A. Lewis of the Hays Normal Seho
will make the address. There will bt
special offering for the Belgian suff'
ers. Special music. Everybody
urged to attend.
Miss Dorothy Hale, who received
injury to her spine sustained in a f
while walking down to the Normal, v
be able to resume work again next we
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