The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-18
Walter Griffith of Hays spent Sunday
in Wilson. Ellsworth Reporter.

CHICKENS on wednesday TO aoO 20 DIS
poultry yard
The Royal Neighbor's lodge meets
this Friday evening and initiates five
new members.
Phil Jacobs is having a concrete
sidewalk laid in front of his residence
on North Chestnut street.
This week the Kansas Farmer gives
the farmers meeting held here last
week over page write-up.
Quite a number of Wilson ladies
were here this week and were shown a
good time by our young men.
Dr. Jordan has speculated in quar-
ter section of land, sec. 25-15-20 in the
southwest part of the county.
WARES FOR SALE. SEE JAMES
MAGRANE. HEADQUARTERS ON
SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society were entertained at the home
of Mrs. c. C. Brosius Thursday.
Will Hall has bought the Catbarine
Merkins- Rachael Birtsell 8O-acre farm
in Buckeye township from the heirs.
Mrs. Molllie Gladhardt came up from
Lawrence Monday evening to be with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will Madden.
Mrs. Frankenberger spent the fore
part of the week visiting in Salina and
attending the B. Y. P. U Convention.
A family picnic was held on the
creek Tuesday and as it was such
beautiful day lovely time was en-
joyed.
Miss Alice Powers, who has been
visiting friends here several days, re-
turned to her home in Wilson Thursday
morning.
Mrs. T. S. McLene of Chicago, an
aunt of Dr. Silverstein, on her way to
Denver stopped off here Wednesday to
visit the doctor and family.
If Prof. Jantzen wishes to referee
any more basket ball games he had
better take MISS Hill along as chaper-
| on. Lacrosse Republican.
Mrs. Frank Atwood entertained the
Baptist Ladies' Aid Society and their
friends at lovely chicken pie dinner
Thursday at her home west Of town.
The Star Auto Tour Pathfinder is
now on it's way homeward having been
in New Mexico and Colorado and will
pass through HAYS the first of the
week
]. P. Shuts for County Atty. and
DR.. Marty for cononer are the latest
candidates for whom petitions are
being circulated. Both are competent
men for the positions.
BP. J. Geotz, the tailor, has moved his
shop to the rear room of the Tillotson
Barber shop on South Chestnut street
and soiicits a share of your work and
guarantees satisfaction.
Miss Marie Averill celebrated her
birthday Tuesday evening by giving
party to number of her young
friends and splendid social evening
was enjoyed by all present.
Mares for Sale.
/ have received a car load of Mares
that am Offering to sell cheap at my
yard on South Chestnut street.
JAMES MAGRANE.
AS agreed, Mr.. Thomas has already
commenced work on the concrete side
walk on the south side of Evergreen
avenue, which will be big improve
ment to that end of the city.
This week car load of long iron rods
were received to be used at the sceptic
tank and were hauled down there. The
crushed rock will arrive in few days.
1t is being brought from the mines in
southeastern Kansas.
Dave Clay, with his team, has been
helping the Street Commissioner with
the crossing work this week. But he
should be careful how he handles his
team as he nearly had runaway at
the Zeigler crossing.
Work on the eceptic tank OF the
sewer system proceeds and many are
walking or driving down to see it.
Toe creek outlet is dug and is about
twelve feet deep, running about 1OC
feet from Il tank to the creek bank.
The Air dome is now running every
night and drawing good crowds as
George Cox is showing some excellen;
pictures. He was in K. c. this week
arranging for the best pictures made
SO as to please his MANY patrons.
There is a change of pictures every
night.
Parts of the walls of the new Metho
dist church are completed and the cor
nice boards on and you can now SEE
how the walls will look. In another
week the whole of that work will b'
| finished. Inside they are putting OF
the steel pressed ceiling and sides like