The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-05-07
Miss Neva Bell spent Sunday in Ellis
visiting with the Misses Samuelson.

Miss Neva Bell spent Sunday in Ellis
visiting with the Misses Samuelson.
Sailor shapes suitable for school and
street wear for one dollar at Virmond's
Millinery store.
Mrs Marty went to Kansas Citv
Thursday morning to see her sister
Who is very sick in the hospital there.
Fred Miller & Brother have bought
an auto to use in their land and ineur-
ance work to take customers out to ir-
spect property.
Miss Crowfoot, teacher in the Will
son school. spent last Saturday visit
ing with Miss Bertha Virmond and en-
joving the Field meet here.
Mrs. James Yerger came up from
Russell Wednesday evening to attend
the SUNDAY :, ,hool Convention and
visited {. The Pestana home.
Lester Verhoeff came down from
Grinnell last Saturday morning to at
tend the High School field meet and
also spent Sunday here with friends.
A pile of sand on South Chestnut
street near the Brunswick hotel shows
that Mr.. Philip is having a cement
pavement put down in front of his
property adjoining the hotel annex.
Wanfe d-H Well
I want well drilled on my farm six
miles north of Walker. May be 300 to
400 feet. Write me at Walker P. o.
FRANK FROELICK.
Miss Mary Mccarthy entertained the
graduating class and the three High
School teachers at her country home
east of town last Saturday evening and
q very pleasant time was enjoyed.
A nice shower came this way during
SUNDAY night, but from the heavy
clouds and thunder very heavy down.
pour was expected. We have had To-
cal showers off and on all week and
damp. gloomy weather.
The Experiment Station Director,
Professor Webster of the Agricultural
College, spent couple days here last
week looking over the work being done
at the Station and was much pleased
with the way things are progressing
over there.
w. A. Smith and wife left Thursday
for Chicago, where he goes as
q delegate to the National Baptist
Mr.. Smiths sister ac-
them on her way to her
home in New Yoek after a pleasant
visit here.
Miss Raci ael Birtsell having left for
her sisters home in the east, the estate
Of old Mother Merkins ID being settled
up and her eighty acre farmwith house
and wheat field is offered for sale at
the low price of only SIS an acre, SO it
can be sold out quickly and estate set
tied. It is big bargain for someone
who has the ready cash. For particu-
ars inquire at the Free Press Office.
We regret to announce that our citi-
zen and artizan, Justus Kissing, met
With a bad accident at his machine
works on Wednesday morning. He
vas using the rip saw, when his sweat
II accidentally caught in the fast re-
1olving saw, drawing his right arm in
md cutting into the bone at the elbow.
BE was taken to the hospital and an
operation performed and 1t is hoped
lIs arm will be saved for future use.
The field meet here last Saturday
vas very interesting. Many scholars
and some friends arrived from the
liffereDt schools. The exercises began
n the morning, at noon Plainville was
!head, at supper time Wakeenev had
gained first place, but when the even
ng exercises were over the Russell |
Ichool had won the first prize. The |
oakley, Colby and Hill City schools |
we're not represented as expected A
lumber of the young folks came in
Iutos and enjoyed the trip.