The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-18

south.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Jensen have gone
to Excelsior Springs on health seek
ing trip
Dr.. Brown, the eye ard car surgeon,
was here again Monday attending his /
patients.
The Saturday Afternoon Club begins
its fall essions this Saturday after
moor at Mrs Fields.
The heavy rains made auto going
rather hard this week, and the livery
stables had their innings.
Caves are having heater placed in
the cellar of their new residence SO = S
to heat every room in the house
The Methodist Sunday School folks
had social on their lawn last Friday
evening and had pleasant time.
Mrs. Stanton Freshopr and children
returned Sunday evening from their
visit to the Wilcox home in Saiina.
E. S. Beach returned last Friday
as expected from his western trip and
reports d splendid time while away
Co. Attorney J. 2. Shuts has ar
mis- residence in the north part of the
city.
The BcVeY boys of Grahsm county
stopped If here to visit their sisters 4
day before going on TO the State Uni
versity.
Regent Bushey of Pittsburg visited
our State Normal this week. He re-
ports that it has also been very dry in
that section of the state.
Mrs Garland and Miss Retta Freese
are on their way home from their SUM
mer's visit to the Pacific coast and
may arrive or most any old train.
Moores, Higgins and others from,
the south part of t.le county report
that they also had rhe splendid rains
this week a great plenty for lowing
a nd seeding.
Tom Ryan left Sunday morning for
Salina to have conference with his
lady friend. When he left he still he'd
the strong heart and had no idea Of
ba cking out.
A. P Stainer is having heater,
| bathroom and other improvements
m4de TO his residence on Gospel RTH,
spending some $500 in improving their
lovely home.
John SchIyer, daughter and son in
law and Henry Leiker and his two
daughters left this week on 2 party
trip to the Pacific coast for vaca tior
trip and to see the country.
Prairie chickens we're ripe and shoot
able on the 18th, and the prairies have
been full of sportsm hunting the big
birds. It has been dry fall for them
and they have fattened nicely.
Rev. West received word this week
of the death of his grandfather at
York, Penn, where the old gentleman
met with an accident. He was eighty
eight years old yet hale and hearty.
Mrs. H. B. Kohl left Wednesday
night for Kansas City, where she will
spend week visiting Mrs l. M Yost
and other friends. She will also visit
at Excelsior Springs before returning
home.
Some Syrians were here this weel,
asking contributions for their people,
but this section has been over-run
with these high-hat fellows, and tbey
left for sweeter climes on Wednesday
morning.
Type made US say that Charlie Riedel
had bought the Richard Drees cottage
and the young ladies wondered what
Charlie wanted with it. It should have
been Charlie Reeder, who adds it to
the Reeder place as soon as improved
The Continental Creamery Superin-
tendent was here last week and thor
oughly instructed their new operator,
Henry Reemsnyder, in the testing OF
cream and now he tests it and gives q
check in payment the day the cream is
brought in.
Down at Artesia in New Mexico
where Arthur Wilde went they are
having good times and their town pa
per of last week tells of big reception
held at the home of their neighbor.
/ Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Cleveland, formerly
of Zuriek. Mrs. Gle veland is a daugh-
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs Elihu Stout of our
city.
The new catalogue of the Kansas
State Agricultural College has been re-
ceived at this Office and contains vast
: fund of information of interest to al
: friends of that Institution It contains
: 238 pages, outlines all of the courses
of study, with descriptions of the work
2 offered and about LOO Illustrations
: The catalogue is mailed free to any I'd
S dress and may be had by addressing
a Pres. II. J. Waters, Manhattan, Kans.
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