The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-05-08
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i Mrs. Decker has returned from hez
visit t. Denver.
4 Hrs. William Hall made q trip to
Kansas City. this week.
4 New porches are being added to the
Methodist parsonage on Normal ave-
nue.
The nice weather this week has set
many of the ladies to planting their
flower beds.
/ Or. Snyder is having electric, lights
put into his residence property on
Juniata street.
9 p. m. instead OF eight O'Clock COM
mencing May 1st.
Last Friday the mill whistle proved
a good fire alarm. 1t got crowd out
very quickly.
Henry Schl!er is hauling ear corn to
market this week which was raised on
his farm east Of town.
Mrs Queenie Wilson of GrinnelI came
down Tuesday morning for visit to
her parents and friends.
The Dorothy Dodd'' shoe, the mob
hest ladies' low shoe ever made, just
treceiyed at zeiglers'
The B. Z. r. T. Club were defeated
Monday evening by the Hays Catholic
team by q score OF II to IL.
John O'LauRhlin came home Wedne. =
day evening from Kansas City in his
new auto which he bought there.
A car of the Grand Nothern" rail-
road filed with soldiers bound for Seat
tie, was attached to the Sunday even
ing train.
Mechanics are now finding plenty to
DO in our city There is so much build
ing going on and much more is to fol-
low from plans already prepared.
If you want TO borrow money at a
low rate of interest, come in and see
me. Money alwaye on hand. no delay.
j. -. ScHAEFER Insurance. Agency.
Now that the Klopf new residence on
East Normal avenue ia enclosed it
proves the largest residence in our citv
1t is not fancy bat is very substantial
and credit to eur city.
Mrs. C. K. Longbrake, the new
Presbyterian minister's wife, arrived
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Long
brake will be here for the summer and
at present are rooming at the Alex
Philip home.
Joe Dillon this week went out ard
erected for Cipra the first and only
windmill IN the town of Yocement0.
Water is so plenty that common pumps
generally furnish all the water needed
On May 1883 the Railroad wilt
give low round trip rate to Denver,
good for thirty davs, for the General
Assembly of the PreRbv terian church.
which convenes there May 20to to 30th
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Smith and son
arrived the frat of the week from
Grand Island, Nebraska. and will make
Ellis County their future home. Mrs.
]. NJ. Smith, who has been visiting in
Nebraska, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bellman have re-
turned from their trip to the Pacific
coast and report a splendid time and
her health much improved. While a
Los Angeles they visited our old tewns-
man Leroy Judd, who lives near there.
On Tuesday morning in the Catholic
church Jacob Maska was married to
Mise Elizabeth Unrein and after fam
ilv dinner the wedding partv visited
the Voss photograph gallery. Letsr p
reception -vvqa held AT the brides ho"n"
which was attsn1ed by many Of their
friends.
For some time the railroad has heep
giving passengers ticket IN anv pni1t
on the Pacific coast for $25. hut this
rate ended last Friday and now the
trip is $40 But on the 10th Of Nav
and all summer thev will sell excursion
tickets there for $50 for the round
trip. or around the loop. going one way
and returning the other, for $65 good
until October 50.
Boating on the creek ia proving quite
q pastime these moonlight nights and
mica afternoons So far ne freshet
has come to take out the dirt dam II
was hoped that the Regents at thoir
last meeting would order concrete
one built at once while the old dam |
held back the water, and build it out |
of the six Thousand dollars Of wheat |
nSney instead of waiting for another
crop.