The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-06

EAdho0o OlNy'
Street hats can now be seen at Mis-:
MAEKEYs'. 21-1
We regret to report that Mrs. Jo1al
Nu' ton is sick with pneumonia.
A trip AROUND town this week show
quite number already at their garden
work.
Mr.. and Mrs George Philip, Sr., re
turned from their visit to Kansas City
Sunday night.
The Methodist conference meets in 6
couple weeks. this district meeting al
at Belleville.
Clarence Smith and sister will soor
move to their cottage in the north par
OF town.
1t ia told that C.. W Dickinson ha,
sold his Saline valley rancho to Olny
Dunn of Russell.
Miss Bertha Solomon of Denver
Colorado, arrived Sunday morning fol
a few weeks visit with home folks.
The warehouse of the new mill il
now packed full of -four and bran.
Their new brick store house will soor
be ready for use.
Charlie Binder has been giving his
residence, on West Crawford avenue,
complete going over and now has q
coy home for himself and family.
The henvy wind Tuesday whipped 9
prairie fire at the Experiment Station
against one of the stock sheds, which
was quickly burned down.
Mrs. Jordan has returned from heI
Eastern markets with a complete line
of millinery and will have charge dur
ing Miss Markey's illness. 21-1t
At the Hardness Drug Store thev
have this week put in one of the hand
soonest sOda-water fountains in West
ern Kansas. It. is simply grand
Henry Miller of Munjor this weel,
bought the incest bueg" ever sold in
Ellis county, sold bv Srhlyer & Arnhold
for $130 1t ia a beauty
Mr.. Baker, who ran the Havs News
for some time, has leased the Western
News at Stockton. owned by Sam Cav
roll of Grinnell, and has moved there
There are lot of dogs around town
that the Marshal should look after
Many OF them nahody owns and thev
are prowling around nights doing lots
of damage
Quite number of names are posted
in the District Clerks office of those
who are applying for Naturalization
papers, as is required by the new law.
which is very strict.
The game of basketball between the
Bethany College girls of Lindsborg and
the Normal girls here Thursday even
ing was won by the Normal girls by a
score of 20 to @.
In the Legislature. the racket be-
tween the State University and the
State Agricultural College cut no aEure
as both received about all the appropri-
alton they had asked for.
DR.. r. p. Smith, Pres. of the Kan
sas Wesleyan University will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning and evening. The public of
Hays is cordially invited to hear DR..
Smith,
Miss Hazel Cleveland is visiting with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Elihu
Stout. Fred Cleveland visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Stout over Sunday and
then went to New Mexico, where he
bought farm last year.
l can not insure your home after it
burns down, at any price, but 1 can
insure it now. TO-DAY, at low rate. /
will help you protect your home wbeth-
er you have the cash or not The J.
N. ScHAEFER Insurance Agency.
The KIopf sale on Tuesday was
great success A large crowd was
present and things brought big prices
A terrific wind came up. the dust blew
and for n while it was horrible, bat the
sale went right on Mr.. Klopf will
now come to Hays and put up resi-