The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-10-02

! Walter Griffith is now clerking in the
Farley Drug store.
Mis- Neva Bell spent Sunday visiting
the Misses Samuelson at Ellis.
Mrs. Eda Wieseis expected home
next week from her Milwaukee trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Overholser of
PlainviIle, Kansas, were Hays visitors
last week,
| Brownlow Hopper came back to
Hays from the Saline last week to at
tend Normal.
Remember that water rents are due
again and unless i i'.crptly off goes
the city water
COWan got in car of Colorado ap-
pies this week and wholesaled them to
our merchants.
This week heater plant is being
put in the handsome cottage of Justus
Blessing on the hill.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Alex Philip
entertained a few lady friends to meet
Mrs. Reed of Salina.
Farmers are getting ready for winter
and are hauling lots of coal to their
homes this nice weather.
| Miss Alice Schechster, a cousin of
| Lydia Edwards, of Quinter, has been
visiting with ydia here
AS last Sunday was such beautiful
day every auto in this section of the
country was out for pleasure spin.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
| Society of the Presbyterian Church
met with Miss Freese on Normal ave-
nue.
Mrs. Frank Fields entertained Mon
day evening in compliment to Mrs.
Frank Reed Of Salina, who was visiting
here.
Miss Josephine, sister of Miss Mamie
Helm, of Ellsworth arrived Monday
evening to attend the State Normal
school.
The haulers are now bringing lots of
feed TO town for those having horses
and cows to winter. This year feed is
plentiful.
Mr. E. Fulghum of Wilson a relative
of the Fulghum family that lived here
years ago. visited with friends here
this week. go z.s@e.
The Cove City and Grainfield clubs
played ball last week and this time
Grainfeld wiped out the Cove boys by
q score of to o.
| Sam Parks of Wakeeney has sold his
cottage, the Johnson place, on the
southeast end of town to a Sharon
Springs gentleman.
John Brown of Juniata street left
Sunday night for Graham county to
look after seeding up there on land in
which he is interested.
| Miss Nellie Leasure of Salina, a sis
of Mrs C. Fl. Wagner and Mrs. Will
Early, who has been visiting here, left
for her home Tuesday morning.
Judge Coburu, wife and daughter of
/ Salt Lake City visited few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Treat and then went east
to put their daughter in school at st.
/ Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallsted of the Ex-
pertinent Station sang beautiful duet
at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening and was much enjoyed by the
| larre crovvd Trosonk
Rev. B F. Frasier, formerly of E.
Centre. near Los Angeles, California,
was here last Sunday and preached two
interesting sermons in the Presbytel ian
church. He left for Oakley Monday
evening.
The work at installing the heating
plant in Caves new residence on West
Normal avenue progresses nicely by the
Hays Engineering Co. and they will
next begin work On the Jake Shuts
residence.
Joe Schaefersssays he is writing Fire,
Lightning, Tornado, Windstorm, Auto
mobile and Live Stock insurance and
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the list as soon as some enterprizing
citizen buys flying machine.
Henry Schultz has received another
lot OF splendid PhonOgraph records that
are much enjoyed by his many friends
who congreRate at his store Henry
enjoys having his friends hear these
| new additions to his musical depart
ment. Z
The carriage horse of Herb Chitten-
den, JF.. got scared the other evening
! while tied on North Main street. 1t
ran around to Chestnut street and get
ting tangled in the lines, ran onto the
sidewalk and into two large store win
dows and did much damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menderler have return
ed from their western trip and report
having had nice time. They left Mr.