The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-18

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OTIS L. BENTON.
Lee Harvey was down from Quinter,
this week.
Some choice canary birds for sale at
the Hays City Drug Store.
GIN. Cox visited his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Wilson, at Grinneil, this week.
Mrs. Tom Rand, who lives near
Quinter. is i'll at the Hays Hospital.
Mrs. Matt Truan and children visited
at her brothers at Stafford, last week.
Furnished modern three room apart
ment with sun parIor, for rent See
Miss Keller, PA East Juniata Street.
Lost.-A fur neck piece, between
Hays and Lacrosse. Finder please re-
turn to Free Press office. n18w2
The Misses Lillian and Sophia John
son, living south Of Hays, who have
been visiting friends in Salina, have
returned home.
There viii be box social at the
Hopewen school, November "a. Every
body invited Proceeds to be used for
a Christmas Tree.
If you want to see many beautifully
dressed dolls, go to the bazaar at the
G. 4. R. Hall, next Thursday. Go
early, so you win get first choice of
them.
Did you ever go fishing and catch
anything? You will at the G. A. 3.
Hall, next Thursday Every time you
throw your hook in, you will bring out
something.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs Robert Earl
Harper, at Lubbock, Texas, November
5, 1916, q son, to whom they have given
the name, Robert Earl. Mrs. Harper
was formerly Miss Sophia Dickinson of
this city.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian chnrch
are going to have a fine bazaar at the
G. A. R. Hall, November 23rd. The
ladies have been working very hard to
make this a success, and we should ali
do our part by attending it.
The ladies as the Presbyterian churc
agilI give a bazaar at the G. A. R. Hall,
Thursday, November 23rd, all after
rnoon and evening. This bazaar viii be
well worth attending. There viii be
music al the time. Tea viii Be served
and one can by almost anything you
care for.
The W. C. T. u viii meet On Wed
nesday, November p, at 2:3O p. NJ,
with Mrs. w. H. Early.
Roll Call
Subject: "What have we as Temper
ance workers to be thankful for?''
Recording Secretary.
The tickets for the three act farce,
Bachelor Hall" produced by the
Sophomore class of the Fort HAYS Nor
NAL, will be put on sale Tuesday,
November q, at Markwell's book
store. The price viii be 35 cents to all.
The play is replete with dramatic situa-
tions and laugh provoking comedy The
cast is composed of members of the
Sophomore class, and coached by Elsie
Macintosh. Reserve your seats early.
; Of course We are all going to the
; bazaar at the G. A. R. Hail, November
23rd. Who would care to miss any
thing as nice as that viii be-
In the State Legislature, this winter,
the democrats in the senate VIII be
; hopelessly in the minority eight demo
t Gratis to thirty-two republicans. Mr.
Malone influence in the 39th senator
= ial district viii be nothing, while if c.
= W. Miller had been elected, he could
: have accomplished much for the dis,
trict, and especially Ellis county insti-
: tutions However, as Mr.. Miller stands
: well with the state administration
) everything of a senatorial nature foI
5 the next two years viii probably be re-
ferred TO him anyhow He is the man
: that sheuld have been elected. The
/ people Of the 39th district have made 9
/ mistake IN not electing him. He Weuld
have been live wire, while Mr.. Ma.
/ lone, though he has ability, can do lit
tie more than draw his salary.