The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

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Tuesday.
Herman Oldham visited friends in
Manhattan this week.
Mrs. Allie Reemsnyder is visiting
friends in Kansas City.
Quite number of Hays people haV e
commenced planting garden.
Miss Tena Philip is here from Kansas
City visiting her brother George.
Fred Tiff has had city water piped to
his residence on East Nor NAL Avenue.
Harry Sanford OF Junction City is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Ward W-
! Jenkins.
DR.. n. B. Neiswanger has moved in
TO his new residence in the north part
of the city.
c. w. Miller has a well improved
farm for rent-good house, barn, water,
everything first class.
c. NJ. Rand, the Kansas City horse
buyer, purchased two car loads of hors-
es here Tuesday AMI Wednesday.
The Boy Scouts will hold Track
Meet on the Public Playground Sator
day afternoon at 300 P. n. Admission
free.
GenrZe P. Griffith is home from Tex
IS where he has been tor the past four
months, in the interest of the Spauld
ing Vehicle Co
E. G. Waldo, John Mcmahon and
Treat NJ. Payne were down from Ellis
Wednesday interviewing the democrat
ic politicians.
J. C. Wood, OF Bloomfield, Iowa, and
Perl Coffin, of the Saline, relatives of
the Tillotson family, attended Claude's
funeral Tuesday.
Alice Nj lsen, the popular Metropoli-
tan soprano, gives a recital the first
day OF the Messiah" Festival, April
5tb, at LindsborR.
''Rusty" SchwaIler recently had his
automobile repainted and it looks as
''speck and span" as when it first
came from the manufacturer.
George Philip is having water pipes
run to his garden spot back of his resi-
dence and proposes to raise a garden
this yeer whether it rains or not.
Did you notice the catchy sign that
Wiesner & Son have painted on the
front of their department store? It
improves the looks of the building.
Theodore Munk and Henry Froelich,
two substantial and well known farm
ers living near Walker, were in Hays
Monday on business. They were pIeas-
ant callers at the Free Press Office.
This Friday Prof. VIM. A. Brander-
= burg is to be installed as President of
the Pfttsburg Normal School. Presi-
dent Lewis. of the Fort Hays State
Normal, was present at the ceremonies.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will meet in their rooms at the church
on Thursday April End at 2o'clock. A
10 cent lunch will be served from tc
T. Everybody is cordially invited tc
come.
Mics A. L. Lucy, one of the nurses
Ehat ATTENDED Isabelle Williams durin :
her sickness. is at the hospital in this
city seriously i'll with blood poisoning
caused from a slight scratch on one of
her fingers.
: Miss Ne7a Bell, the stenographer al
the Hays hill & Elevator, has been
confined, to her home this week with
the prevailing throat and lung disease,
which seems to be almost an epidemic
all over the county.
.. Mrs. Mort Smith who has been in e
hospital at Kansas City for some tima,
is said to be greatly improved in heal h
Mr. Smith is passenger conductor OF
the Union Pacific and Mrs. Smith is
quite well known in Hays.
Mrs J, w Annis from Detroit, Mich
igan, who has been here for sevara
weeks at the bedside of her sick moth
er Mrs. Peter Gosser, left for her hons
Wednesday night. Mrs. Gosser is COZ.
siderabiy improved in health.
Pete Schmidt, was here from Go
ham Wednesday. He reports that his
brother, John, who had one of his fee
crushed By the cars at Ellis zevera
weeks ago, which necessitated an am
putation, is getting along nicely.
/ Owing to the heavy demand, tickeli
for the Messiah Festival at Linds
borg, April 5-12. will not be placed oI
sale in the various towns as has bee
the custom in former years. Order
should be sent direct to Bethany Col
leEe, Lindsborg, Kansas.
II During the high wind last Frida
afternoon fire started, through tt
carelessness of an employee, in som
/ old boxes and oil cans, back Of Kin
Bros. drug store and had it not bee