The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-02-01

George Griffith spent a few days in
Topeka thie week,
George Cox took trip TO Wakeenev
SUNDAY evening on buaines.
Schweller's are addirg a new addi-
tion to their Garage building.
FREE PRESS. Rest in the Co.
Tire Prepbvteriar ladies' quilted az
the Freese cottage last Thursday.
Mrs. Lrdia Fdwsrds is back home
from her visit in in'tKansaa'city.
Mrs. B. T. BcKirzav Of Greelev
county. is here on a visit.
The friends of Mrs. Treat were gled
70 see her out riding in her wheel
chair lest SATURDAY. afternoon,
Crescent Cottage PAINT ia pure
paint WOLF BROS
Sheriff Miller has re-aupOinted his
Hnn Frank as under-sheriff and Wes T.
Edwards as a deputy sheriff.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Lu-
theran church will meet with Mrs Geo
Griffith next Thursday afternoon,
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DR. and Mrs Biddiekapff entertained
frienda Tueaday snd Thursday evening
and Mrs. J,H Wardss' also entertained
At the Presbyterian church this Sun
day the morning sermon will be E'What
became of Noah'R caIpenters'' The
ev ming serEion The Love of Gcd'.
B'ipR your Safety RAZOR Blades.
Have them sharpened AT 80 cents per
dozen WOLF BROS
The country boys dance last FRIDAY
evening vas success, a big crowd
attended ard had good time. Hays
orchestra furnishing the music.
News comes that twins have come
to the home of our former residants,
the AppIebsUgh's, now Of OkIahomr
Mrs. Frank MeLsin, Jr has gone there
to see her new relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Mat Truan and Mr and
Mrs Geo BeIIman spent a very pleas
ant day last Sunday with the family
Of Conrad Krueger at their beautiful
home on their ranche'.in the southeast
part Of the county,
The Normal Lecture Course
next number will be Monday, Feb
Srd when Herbert Packard, the IA
NOUS American CartooDist will enter
tain the audience.
Mrs Pestsna is in receipt of letter
announcing the death in California of
Geo. W. BeY, son Of Mrs. J. b, Be7,
many Of our old timers remembering
the mother who lived here IN the 70's
The Methodists gave a r'ght-royal
reception to their pastor, Rev. A s
Hale, and wife Tuesday evening. Ov-
er 200 or our citizens and 75 children
gathered in their church reception
room and spent 4 splendid social time
and enjoyed refreshments
Her relatives ard host Of friends
gave Mrs. Agnes MendeIer q lovely
birthday surprise party on the even
ing Of the 23rd and pleasant even
ing enjoyed until late hour. After
an evening Of games and music lunch
baskets were opened and g feast that
all enjoyed.
Roosters and eggs for sale.
off.r for sale 2 full bIooded PlYm-
outh Rock roosters and Eggs for set
ting in seasor, at my home in north
west part OF town. 81. W. OSHANT
A letter received announced that our
John h. Chittenden has been appoint
ed, and accepted the honor, as mem
Der Of the Executive Committee of
the International Dry Farming Con-
grees. which meets Oct. 22nd to Nov
I, 1913 to succeed E. . Webster.
It bribgs Mr.. ChitteHden and the Ft
Hays Reservations in rlose touch With
the prominent Agricultural men of
the west half OF the UniOr.
The Christian Endeaver Society Of
the Presbyterian Church has contract
ed for the moving picture ''The Star
Of Bethlehem, to be shown in our
IG A r. Hall on Fridav evening, Fct.
7.h. This feature has been highly
prsIs ID by press reports. 1t is a new
series of The Life of Christ
Don't miss seeing this wonderful So
ries of pictures.
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