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Wm. Roenfelt has a brother visiting him. Mrs. Walter Ward is visiting relatives at Wilson. J. F. Jordan is in Kansas City this week on business. Horace Chittenden recently purchased a Huppian about_ Mr. Frank Werner, Beatrice Cream ery Superintendent is here on business. Miss Anna Keller has sold her Saxton to E. J. Montague, of the Experiment Station. Lou Dyer, the Standard oil man has recently purchased a three ton oil truck. Mrs. Shaw has purchased a new Boardman-Gray player piano of Frank Bissing. Alex (Cotton) Bissing, the electrician of the Electric Light Co., is ailing on account of a wrenched back. A. A. Wiesner has recently purchased Ford runabout which he intends con verting into a delivery truck. John Wood is the real estate man who can sell your property. You will find him at the Free Press office. Second Hand engine for sale at Farmer's Elevator. Harry Kirkman is back from Kansas City where Mrs. Kirkman has been taking treatment for her eyes. County Superintendent Malcom Peter son of Logan county, was in Hays Fri day. Mrs. Alex Philip entertained at 6 o'clock sipper Wednesday evening. [There were thirty-six persons present. John and Ignatius Sack are each building a hollow tile automobile garage on their farms west of town. The railroad company are painting all their buildings yellow including the depot. A yellow streak —vot. Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Mann, who have returned to Excelsior Springs, expect to remain there this winter on account of Mr. Mann’s health. Mr. Malloy has just been engaged as a soloist in the Messiah Festival of Minnesota College at Minneapolis, Minn., for March 22, 24, 25. Mrs. Mollie Gisthardt motored to Great Bend Sunday, to see the wreck made by the destructive cyclone that recently struck that city. Lawrence Dresling, one of the county commissioners of Graham county, Sun dayed with friends in Hays. He drove to Hays in his new Buick car The law requires that the trash and weeds be cleaned off the sides of the county roads and burned. Township officers should get busy and see that it is done before winter begins in earnest. ‘The annual union Thanksgiving ser vice will be held in the Methodist Church, on Thursday, Nov., 25 at 8 p. m. Rev. Rogers, pastor of the Bap tist church, will preach the sermon. Andrew Jensen has returned from Kansas City, where he purchased two car loads of stock cattle. Millard Kirkman has also returned from Kan sas City where he also purchased a car load of stockers. ‘The ladies of the Civic League have donated and caused to be located the sheet iron trash recepticles on Chest mut street, one on Juniata street, one on North Main street, and another on Third street. The ladies should be congratulated, B. G. Sites was called, Wednesday of last week, to Mount Ida, Anderson county, Kansas, to attend the funeral of Florence, daughter of J.P. Sites, returning Tuesday of this week. He was accompanied by Sanford and Dave Sites and their sister, Mrs. McKinzey.’ The performance of Faust so long talked about by Hays people, will be given by Mr. Malloy, Monday, Novem ber 23. The soloists are Mr. A. E. Todd of Kansas City, Miss Pearl Siden ius, ‘Mr. Wooster, Miss Esther Turner, and Mr. Malloy, ‘Summons have been served in the case of Sadie Herb against the execu tors of the estate of Harry Herb, late of this county. She claims that she is the widow of the deceased, and alleges [that she was his common law wife and had been since September 1912. Charles Harrison, the tenor of the Victor Opera Company, will give a re cital at the Normal Auditorium, Tues day, December 7, under the direction of Mr. Malloy. Mr. Harrison is the tenor whose records are often sold in stead of those of John McCormack. Another treat for Hays people that Mr. Malloy is bringing there, €. G. Cochran returned Tuesday evening from attending the meeting of Group 4 of the Kansas Bankers Asso siation, at Ellsworth. He reports a fine meeting and over 900 present. He made an effort to get the meeting held at Hays next year but they wished to held it further east and promised to meet at Hays year after next.—Plain ville Times. Dr. and Mrs. Snyder arrived home safe and found at 2:30 this morning from Two male hogs for sale, Chester White. Inquire A.H. Maska, Hays. Phone 511. n13-31. There will be 2 box social at the Sil verdale school house Friday night, No vember 26th. All invited. Chess. Brewer, Jr., Teacher. ‘The Wilson sports down in Russell county have organized a motor race for Wilson for Thanksgiving Day. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Howie, Saturday Ceri November 13th. Harold set up the cigars to all the boys. A card from Dr. Snyder states that Carolyn Annette Phalen, grand-daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Snyder, was born at Berea, Ky, Tuesday morn ing, November 9th. Use your eyes, but don’t abuse them. When you discern a hint of dimness, a tired feeling, an ache or headache, it is Pature’s cry for help. I can help you. E. F. Sullivan, Optometrist, At Windsor Hotel, Friday, Nov. 25th The Normal Tigers will play the Ter rible Swedes on Thanksgiving Day— next Thursday. Look out for a ““scorcher. * On Wednesday of this week Azel ‘Cochran commenced a law suit against the Yocemento Portland Cement Com pany. There are about sixty defend ants. The first issue of the new Ellis county newspaper to be published at Victoria will appear next week so we are ini formed. Thursday at 11 o'clock the funeral of the little Stesler baby was held at the Methodist Church. Rev. Hale conduct ed the services, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Bartholomew and Rev. and Mrs. Hale spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Lou Kraus. Many people know that this is one of the finest farm homes of Ellis County. Last week Rev. Hale spent lecturing at various places in the eastern part of the state. Two of the dates were re call dates, and now he has been reques ted to appear for the bureau for next year. ‘The word comes from Colorado that the Hays people attending the Panama Fair are having ‘‘one big time’ while we want them to have the ‘“‘time ’ we does not Want them to become so attached to that land of sunshine that they will want to make their home there. ioe week on on Mr. Lewis, ae Sidy, Mr. Parker, = sto tay Normal School attended the Football game at Kansas University. Blown From Great Bend to Glasco Beloit, Kan., Nov. 16.—A letter and a check, evidently blown by the storm which struck Great Bend last week, were found in a field near Glasco, a small town southeast of Beloit. The letter, found in a cornfield, was sealed and stamped, but never had been mail ed. The envelope bore the return card of a Great Bend resident. A grain check, given by a Great Bend mill, algo was found. The check had been written and signed, but in all probability never had left the mill, as it was free from the creases, folds, or indorsements. Glinseo is more than a hundred miles northeast of Great Bend. We have on hand near Hays a high grade upright piano and an almost new 38-note latest model player piano that we wish to dispose of without, the ex pense of re-shipping. Will sacrifice same for cash, or sell to a responsible party on easy monthly or quarterly payments with six per cent interest. Write us and we will send particulars, W. W. Kimball Co. Mig., Topeka, Public Gate of Automobiles, Sixteen Second Hand Ford Touring, two Ford Runabouts, and twelve Five For Sale. I have a lot of farm machinery for sale such as a good wagon, header box, rake, plows, mowing machine and other farm machinery, aleo stock tank. There is almost a complete outfit to start farming—it is second hand but good. I will show you this atull at any time. Prices are right if you will buy all. It will cost you almost noth ing. See John H. Wood, At Free Pre=u office.
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The Hays Free Press
Hays, Kansas, US
Sat, Nov 20, 1915
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