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

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Mrs. VIM. Madden and children spent
Sunday with her foIlEa at Walker.
Wes Edwards made trip to Kansas
Ciry and southeast Kansas the first of
the week.
| Mrs. Eda Hobbs Of Ellis was down
to Hays and bought Edna Hedgepath's
carpet weaver.
Charlie Carroll at Ellis reports the
arrival of new baby boy at their
home last week.
Miss Eldora Arnhoad sent this week
visiting with friends at Lawrence hav-
ing good time.
This week the railroad had the posts
along the sidewalks on their right-of-
way nicely painted.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Philip have re-
turned fran their visit in Colorado and
had 4 splendid time.
Miss Clara Loreditsch came up from
BunkerhilI to spend Saturday and Sun
day with home folks.
Wat Zeigler has 50 much improved
that he has been moved to the resi-
denSe of his brother Isaac.
Seth Decker has gone east on busi
ness and pleasure. Mrs. Decker is
running the store this week.
Miss Lydia Edwards went to Quinter
Sunday evening to visit relatives and
expects to be home Friday Of this
week.
Miss Olive WestbroOL leaves this
Friday evening for her school work
near GrinneH. The term begins next
Monday.
Ed Madden had fine visit in Chicago
last week. He and his young friend,
John Freese, took in the sights of the
big city.
A sister of George Palmer, who has
been east on visit, stopped off here
while on her way to her home in Los
Angeles,
Mrs. John Gatewood was in town
last Morday, the first time in q long
while. She reports that John is not
any better.
Miss Hughes, sister of Jim Hughes,
left Tuesday moruiug for her home at
Alma, after pleasant visit at her
brothef's home.
| This week this Office has printed
I visiting cards for quite number Of
the ladies' who are getting ready for
the social season.
Miss Tena Philip has returned to her
duties in Topeka, having had q grand
visit with friends in Los Angeles and
other California cities.
A beautiful picture of Miss ANNE
Carrick. view Of the Mrs. VIM. Ryan
and the Isaacson homes are now seen
in the Voss photo exhibit.
It has been beautiful moonlight
nights the past two weeks and it is
lucky that the man in the moon is blind
or at least 30 far away he can't tell
Ma.
Will Hildebrandt was bitten on the
| wrist last Friday by rattlesnake, but
the quick care of antidOtes has brought
him ont all right although he has sore
and swollen arm.
Now that the railroad gOngs are up,
our town people must not grow care
| leas at the sound, for the railroad is no
longer responsible for accidents, II the
bells are ringing. It will he your fault
then.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Elliott returned
from their visit to the fair at Hutchin-
son and report good time. On Thurs
day the grounds were jammed with
thousands in attendance and the ex-
hibits were good.
Miss Julia Stone was called to Con-
cordia. Friday evening on account Of
t.the. Illness OF friend. Misses Keller
and Alpha McVey had charge Of the
Model District School during her abb
sence. She returned Tuesday evening.
Our people thought that the North
Pole had arrived at Hays or part OF it
on Tuesday, as r. B. Thomas and
Frank King were hauling ice from the
depot, having run out Of home ice and
were shipping in car load Of manu-
factured ice from the Sa1ina plant
The public park drive has always
been popular and pleasant and will be
the more so now that the new bridge
across the creek near there is cOmPlet-
ed and q good driveway made from
the east gateway 20 the bridge Rnd
gback on the south side of the creek.
The Garden City TO Stockton railroad
parties have Withdrawn their former
mortgage recorded IN thecounties along
the route proposed and filed another,
which Register Schueler recorded this
week. It takes in the proposed route
through Hamilton and Saline townships.
Cur city and county is new being
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