The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-02-19

Mrs. 8. L. Bowlby Of FaiFport, Kan
vas operated upon at the hospital last
Sunday. Ellsworth Reporter.
Civ Attorney Simmsn1er returned
Tuesdsv vnornin0 from hsa visit TO
friends in Rawlins County. Kansas.
This charpcah'e weather. hot an
then cold. 80 ranaire lots nf bad colds
sore thrna+ ard sicI<ness IN our town
The cold snan Tuesday NIGHT made
'"ta nf folks hua+le for the coal pile
pretty quickiv the next morning.
Jamna Rnrk ard hia Witnesses we-e
IN on Tnesdav and he secured the 80
aere tract of school lard sdjoining hia
ssrm in east Ellis township.
Miss Nildre1 Pestana came home
Wednesday evening from her six
weeks visit in Topeka On her wav
home size visited friends in Russell
couple dsvs.
The weather is getting 80 fine that
work has commenced again on the
Methodist church. No work has been
dora on T. for two months on account
Of bad weather.
John Nelson. wife end daughter Of
Wakee~ev were IN to~n last SATURDAY.
! 20 hetT father Harrison celebrate HE
18Th birthday and wish he may live TO
erjov manv more.
Next week. Feb. 22rd TO e4th in
Topeka. convention Of fire Lavmsn
SEisaiOnarv Movement society will be
held and fhe churches Of this city viii
aend several delegates.
This week the city had q team trav-
elir0 the str etR, where the water
mains were laid. gathering up pieces
of pipe that were not uaed. They
were stored at the wster works build
ing.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of the
Baptist church will meet next Thnrs-
dav afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
W A Smith. A twenty-five cent sup
per will be served You are cordially
invited.
EARLEY'S have bought and moved
into the Garage building on End street.
back Of FarIev'R. where they will have
the largest and best equipped harness
shop here, with everything in that line
you need.
The ane wet weather is gOink to
cause Fnanv to plant trees this spring,
and John Westbrook. the agent, reports
that he has several hundred dollars
worth Of Nursery stock to be delivered
this spring.
Miss Julia Stone. directress Of the |
Model District School, returned SUNDAY |
evening from ConcorGlia, where she
had gone to visit friends and recover
from severe cold Miss Alpha Me-
Vey took charge Of her room during
her absence.
Al Robinson did not put in bid for
the Turkville mail route, and neither
did Jacob Feitz for the Smokey Hill
route, so new men will carry on these
routes after July 1st. But it is told
that responsible parties have put ir
bids to do the work.
A cold wave came this way Monday
right and froze up things in general
Up in the Dskotas and in the ives:
thev had terrible blizzard, while re
ports from Pennsy lvania show they
are having terrible storms there and
blocking train service.
The weather record told that last
Saturday we were to have q fierce
storm. We escaped, however, but the
east caught a terrible blizzard It
shows nice weather for the rest Of this
month, with an occasional cool wave,
but no hard storms. If the ground
will permit get your oats ground plOw-
ed and seeded.
Violators of City ordinances want to
now beware, as the City Council have
Increased the City Attorneys fee to $40
which must be assessed and collected
in every case hereafter and makes Gus
sedness in this city come pretty dear
for little fun. The marshal has been
given strict orders to enforce every
ordinance. no matter who it hits, so
boys had better beware.