The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-06-05
The showers and warm weather are
bringing the roses into bloom.

The showers and warm weather are
bringing the roses into bloom.
The Misses Virmond took possession
of their millinery business this week.
Trustee s. L. Bowlby of the East
Saline valley was q town visitor this
week.
Careful gardeners around town are
now supplying our stores with nice
fresh vegetables.
Cox & Son expect an expert auto re-
pair man here next week to look sitter
work at their new garage.
Mr.. GoodalI put fine double back
seat to the DR.. Catudal auto, making
it good family runabOut.
It showered several times on Tuesday
as well as Decoration Day, but the
wished fer rain failed to come.
Attornies Shuts and Holmquist were
this week the attornies here in taking
deposition case now pending in Ohio.
DR.. Freeland hss returned from his
professional trip in central Kansas and
reports them no better off than we are
here.
Ward Sullivan is now helping run
the Pierce farm in Russell county.
Happy" Sullivan is working in Den
yer.
Having finished her school work,
Miss Ida Solomon has gone out to spend
the summer at her farm home on Big
Creek.
J. n. Ward on Thursday spent the
day with his men doing some work at
his aftesian we'll in Smokey Hill town
ship.
With excellent water in our R. r.
tank the morning California train now
often stops ct our station for refresh
ments.
The price of butter fat at the cream
cries still keeps at twenty cents, the
highest ever known at this season of
the year.
Mr. Averill has begun the work Of
adding more rooms TO his new house on
Normal avenue to accommodate Nor
NAL rOomers.
Lots Of the boys are smoking on our
streets. $3.50 Will sometime make an
expensive smoke. The law was naae
to be Obeyed.
Schultz has received Their box of
June Columbia PhonOgraph records and
has some grand pieces, that will add
TO every collection in our county.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Ernest w. Wells of WoOdston,
Kansas, to marry Miss LOuelIa King,
daughter Of Rev. King, of the Saline.
The Colorado auto trips have COM
menced. A party Of Salina ladies went
through here this week in an auto on
their way to the mountains for a va
cation.
The exercises at the G. A. r. Hall
last Monday were very interesting and
the hall was crowded. The address by
Rev. A. N. Smith was fine and is high
ly spoken by all who were there.
The farmers in the southwest part If
the county are feeling fine as they had
3 splendid rain out there and blowing
is good, feed crops are coming up in
good shape and their wheat fields are
very promising.
With Fort and Oak streets running
from the Reservation north to the
cemetery road, q move is on foot TO
also open up north Chestnut street 50
it will be the same as the other streets
the whole distance.
The cemetery this year has been
cleaned up better than ever and pre-
sented nice appearance last Monday,
The weeds were cut down, graves nice
" decorated and much interest shown
by surviving friends and relatives.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Fred
Schwaller was running their auto and
doing splendidly. When the ladies get
80 they can run them these beautiful
Kansas evenings will be an unallowed
pleasure while spinning around the
city.