The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-04
Vote for c. NJ. wann for County

Commissioner.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Irwin last Saturday.
J. H. Downing and wife have return
ed from their visit to Iowa
Simon Roth recently purchased an
Oakland six of Schlyer & ArnhoId-
Mr.. H. w. Chittenden entertained
the Embroidery club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Noland's residence was moved
onto her lots south of the track this
week.
The ladies of the Methodist church
win serve a supper at the church OF
Nov 10th.
FOR SALE.-A good bicycle. In
quire of Clarence Clark, or at this
Office.
A vote for C. M. Wann means a vote
for business efficiency in the affairs Of
Ellis county.
Mrs. Goodan will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Grace Hubbad,
in Kansas City.
H. D. Shafer and family and Miss
Jennie Nickles spent Sunday with
friends in Stockton.
After twenty years let the eastern
part of the district have the senator.
Vote for C. w. Miller.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Miller has been seriously i'll, but is said
to be out of danger now.
Scout Master Harris with the Boy
Scouts of Hays, organized troupe at
Ellis the first of this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vandeventer of Man
kato, Kansas, is the guest of Mrs De-
Noon and daughter this week
A vote for C. w. Miller for Senator
! is vote for the interest of Ellis coun-
! ty. Look to your interest.
Miss Hazel Ray entertained a num-
Der of her young friends Wednesday
night at the home of her parents in
North Hays.
! Mayor Chittenden says he intends
enforcing the auto speed law. There
, is too much fast driving. Auto drivers
should take notice.
! This week Professor Jardine visited
! the Experiment Station. School Re
gents Hoke. Lewis and Hackney also
looked matters up at the Normal.
Voters in the Third Commissioner dis
trict should remember that vote for
H. J. Tholen means business admin
/ istration in the affairs of Ellis county.
/ The absence of news in this weeks
Free Press is caused by press of job
printing, lack of help and other annoy
ances "too numerous to mention.
Don't mention it.
Millard Kirkman this week purchas-
ed the two lots just south of the Wind
sor hotel. Consideration So, 1000. He
intends building an opera house on the
property in the near future.
3 We are glad to learn that Mr. Harold
Covalt and family who came to Hays
from Manhattan in May, has decided to
remain here permanently, and in the
spring will build home.
j The young lady friends of Miss Julia
Mullen, who is teaching school in the
{ Will Philips district, surprised her last
/ Tuesday afternoon by calling in a
body. Supper and good time followed.
LOst:-A package containing seven
table napking on Normal Avenue be-
tween Prof. Shively's residence and
Alex Bissing's. Finder will please leave
at Free Press office or return to Mrs
Moe.
J. T. Morrison, the jeweler, sold a
fine $3.50 Diamond Disc Edison Phono-
graph this week to Mr.. Ed Kraus MIR.
Kraus likes good music in his home
and Mr. Edison's latest instrument viii
please him.
F. E. McLain wishes US to announce
that owing to an accident while crossing
the Saline in an auto. this week, By
which his back was badly wrenched, he
is unable to be with the candidates in
| their last roundup before election
However, he hopes that you viii re
! member him next Tuesday when you
go to the polls to cast your vote.
Ladies diamond rings s18 to s25 at
T. Morrison, the jeWeler.
Vote for eveay man on the republi-
can ticket All the present officers
have made good in every respect and
Judd Bell, the candidate for Register
of Deeds viii make geod if given a
chance. Heis q consistent republican,
well qualified for the Office. Vote for
/ him and give him a chance to show you
what he can do. You know just what
the balance of the boys have done. and
what they viii do IN the future They
are ali worthy Of your Suffrage. Cast
your ballots fer them Nevsmhsr 7th.