The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-05-21

Chat Picken came home from Colo
rado last Saturday morning.
Miss Tena Philip of Topeka is here
on visit to relatives and enjoying a
rest.
It is told that there are several cases
of measles in town, but none of them
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stainer leave in
few days for an eastern trip to be
gone month.
Miss FRAME Haffamier is able to be
out again after having a three weeks
seige of illness.
A representative of the Bankers
Life Insurance Company canvassed
this city on Monday.
Bertha Sidwell. former Normal
student, is here visiting her friend,
Miss Clara Loreditsch.
Miss Irene Samuelson of Ellis spent
last Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lou Bell and Hays friends.
DAME Mccarthy entertained some of
his school friends last Friday night at
his country home east of town.
Some of the boys went down on the
creek Tuesday and caught big coon
and her four young ones.
Bert Lester and family have moved
to the Charlie Reeder cottage in the
Reeder block on south Main street.
Mr.. A. L. Ellis has bought the Dave
Brumitt house in the north part of
town and his family will move in next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olgie Galbrieth and
child of Illinois have moved here and
located on Juniata street in the Behan-
Sites house.
John O'Laughlin has sold four of his
autos to parties in Logan county, Kan
sas, lately. Many are being bought
out that way. =
Isaac Zeigler reports his field of al
falfa west of town the finest he ever
had. The late rams have made it grow
wonderfully and it will be ready to cut
in a few DAYS.
The boys who went to Ellsworth on
Monday to see the game were much
disappointed, as the game was all one
sided, the score being to in favor
Of Ellsworth. 1t cost them So to see
nothing.
Peter Johnson, Jr., found the task
of recording the Russian families in
Lookout and Wheatland townships a
big job, and could not get through in
the thirty days. He expects to finish
up this week.
The Red Socks, a bunch of Kansas
City ball players out for trip, stopped
here and played two good games with
the Normal Monday and Tuesday.
The visitors won both games, Monday
z to 2; Tuesday II to A.
Tom L. Jones left Tuesday night for
his Illinois home to be near there if the
comet knocked out the world on the
18th and 10Th with its big tail. He
was much pleased with the outlook in
our county while on his visit here this
time.
At the Harry King Drug Store they
have bought a carbiritor, and now
make their own phiz to use in their
soda water fountain and drinkers of
his soda water are assured of pure and
fresh every day and the very best
made.
The students of the Normal and
Country District schools gave render
ing of ga Midsummer Nights Dream"
Thursday evening in the Normal Audi
torium to large audience and did very
we'll.
The FAIRIES of Miss Stones room un-
der her Instruction, were the cutest
part of the play.
Remember it is free-for-alI race
for the piano at the Zeigler store. The
test will close at specified hour, and
the judges, who do the counting will
be of our best business men, so all
have fair chance The person with
the most dollars worth of coupons gets
the piano.
In the primary election proclaim alton
of the Sheriff it is noticed that Hays
City will vote in three places First
ward at C. w. Miller's office, End ward
at the City Hall, 3rd ward in the G. A.
R. Hall, while the out-of-toyvn Big
Creek fellows will have to vote some
where else