The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-05-07
Cox had car of apples here last
week that he was selling very cheap.

Cox had car of apples here last
week that he was selling very cheap.
The catalogue of the State Agricul-
tural College for the past year shows
an attendance of 2281 students.
The State Architect was here on
Wednesday attending TO come of his
work at the State institutions.
The Carrick sale was great sue
cess. The receipts were between
seven and eight thousand dollars.
There is only two more weeks of the
present term of our public school and
then comes the longed-for vacation.
Henry Winters has had sand hauled
and will have cement walk put down
in front of his property on Gospel Hill.
Mrs. and Miss Isaacson of Havs are
visiting their relatives, the McNaugh-
tons in this city. Cove City Gazette.
Quite number put up their bunting
and flags last Saturday as a greeting
to the high school students visiting our
city.
The grading at the Catudal residence
is very nice and will be a great i'm
provement to that street when the
grass comes up.
The State convention of the Eastern
Star meets at Kansas City this year
May 10th to 18th. Our lodge will be
well represented.
Wednesday was pension voucher day
for the old soldiers and widows. It
leaves lots of dollars in our county
every three months.
Attorney Rea was up from Hays the
first of the week looking after some
legal business and incidentally talking
politics. Wakeeney World.
Even with his big new house on
North Chestnut street Andrew Meier |
did not have room enough and is add |
ing another room to the house.
After the rain, it became so chilly |
Monday morning that fires proved quite |
comfortable and many were glad they
had not taken down their stoves.
Prof. Light is already packing up his
household goods and will move to his
new home in eastern Kansas a few
days after the public school closes.
Miss Flint of Stockton, former
Normal student, was here Saturday
visiting at the home ef Editor Griffith
and enjoying the Field Meet of the
high school students.
A cement walk is being laid along
the south side of the E. r. Cole prop
erty on West Juniata street running
from Elm street and connecting with
the pavement system of Charlie Reeder
Land Wanted.
Unimproved, any size tract for in
vestment. Price must be special in
ducement. Give full particulars and
best terms. Address Box 531, 28-3t
Chanute, Kansas.
The many friends of the Pickerings
who lived on the reservation will be
glad to hear this news from the Wa
keeney Reporter: ''Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Pickering are the proud parents of a
10-lb boy born April 26th''
Nick Gassman has his new sidewalk
in front of his residence completed, and
also put in curbing and pavement
around the house and is much pleased
with his Improvements. The neighbors
on that block are also at work at theirs.
H. L. Pestana of Hays City was in
Ellsworth last Thursday on legal bust
ness. Harry is candidate for Judge
of the 23rd Judicial District Harry
has many friends here who would like
to see him succeed. Ellsworth Re-
porter.
John Hall has doubly improved his
residence on East Fourth avenue by
putting high cement foundation under
the whole house, so old timers would
hardly recognize the place. They have
also put cement walks from Chestnut
street to his home.
George Spencer was here again last
week from Quinter doing some work :
and reports that he is doing nicely out
at Quinter. He proposes to come down :
here and do work when wanted so if .
you have timing or spouting to be done
drop him word at Quinter. {.
Residants well remember Dave En-
cry, the old bachelor, who lived here
some time ago and will be glad to hear
of his prosperity if not marriage. The
Cove City Gazette says: ttDave En-
ery's new house will soon be ready for
occupancy. No, Dave isn't expecting :
TO get married as the house is already
At the Alois Weisner residence on
North Chestnut street he has had
,urbing laid in addition to his cement
sidewalk and also handsome cement
'etaining curb, which viii give him a