The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-08-20

rdHclS blenOer mas sold his Topeka
farm and bought one near Salina.
Mrs. John c. Adkins has gone t.
Colorado on visit to her brother.
Miss Murray, who has been visiting
Miss Sutton, left for Ellis Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Lottie Scott Dearsmith anC
child of Ellsworth are here on a visit
to her mother.
Pete Madsen of the Fairport district
was in town Monday on business and
visited with the George Brown family.
Tom Reed has bought the Hoover
Nickles property on Gospel Hill and
will move in the first of next month.
Johny Miller has returned from his
visit to relatives in Illinois and Kansas
City and reports HAVING had q nice
time.
A beautiful green auto from the east
passed through our town on Wednes-
day, but was held up by the slippery
roads
Mrs. Riley, the wife of our old time
barber, now living at Atchison, Kan
sas, is here this week visiting old
friends.
The new addition to the Smith build
ing on East Juniata, street is good
Improvement and gives them nice
75-foot room.
The Misses Deane left Sunday night
for st. Louis, where they Will select
their fall line of Millinery for the ladies
of our city.
Next Thursday is Mother Marsball's
birthday and the Baptist Society and
her friends will meet at her home to
enjoy a church supp r.
Mrs. Kirkman will teach the Hope
well school, in Buckeye township, this
winter. Her daughter will remain in
town to take the advanced work.
Mrs. Chinn end son, who were here
visiting with Mrs. Cox. left for their
Kansas City home Tuesday night after
a very pleasant visit to our city.
Mrs. P. Fl. Halleck and daughters,
Misses Diusilla and Lucille Halleck
returned to Abilene after visiting with
their friend Mrs. VIM. HolIenbeck.
A very hard rain is the report for
Wednesday afternoon. In fact it
seems now an every day occurrence to
have rain ''out there in Kansas"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Downing enter
tanned large party at dinner at the
Windsor Sunday in honor of Mrs. c. C.
Brosius who left for Topeka Tuesday
morning.
The Proba te Judge office now sports
q new seal. The old time one had been
used for over twenty years and was
blurred down and unsatisfactory for
official use.
Lou GOsser has bought the Schwaller
property in the east part Of town. Oc-
cupied by the Wilson family and they
have rented the Williams--Zeigler house
on Boot Hill
tt e first of the week Miss Sutton
entertained number of her young
lady friends at the Windsor for Miss
Murray of Kansas City and Miss Lily
Zeininger of Wichita
Next Thursday Mrs. Marshall will
entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Churc and their friends. A
twenty-five cent supper will be served
All are cordially invited.
Prof. Turner, the new PRINCIPAL OF
our public school has arrived with biz
family and household goods and taker
possession of their new home in the
Alex Philip cottage on Wilson avenue.
Tuesday was Will Hole nbeck's birth
day anniversary. Unknown to hin
his wife invited into supper f,w o.
his intimate friends and when he ar
rived he found the guests ready to en-
joy the good cheer of the celebration
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
Miss Ida Shaffer delightfully."- enter
tanned at duplicate whist Wednesday
afternoon. complimentary TO her gues
Miss Adams OF lola Her guests were
Mrs. D. w. NickIes. Mrs Lester, Ars
Geo. Philip Jr.. Ia Misses Adams
zslninesr. Nicklee tazEcInkosA. LsAAx
ScANAlloe.