The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-18
Hafameier's

Tree Trim mer.
The tulips in the Thomas Carricl
yard are beautifully In bloom this week
Hrs. Fred Rea is expected home from
Chicago, in q few days for visit with
relatives and friends.
Let US advise what is best for your
| eyes.-E- F. Sullivan, Optometrist 81
Windsor Hotel, Hays. Saturday. April
18th.
John O'Leughlin has sold fifteen
Ford automobiles since Janusry l, 1914,
That is pretty good showing for away
out IN Kansas.
A nomination petition was being cir
culated in Hays this week, for J. E.
Brewer, who aspiEes to the office of
Lieutenant Governor,
Jerry HoIIenback left Wednesday for
Spokane. Mrs. Hollenbeck will re-
main in Hays for two or three weeks
before joining her husband
MAJ be thai headache is ca1sed By
eye strain. We can tell you, and cor
rect it.-E. F. Sullivan, Opsometrist,
At Windsor Hotel, Saturday. April 18th.
Azsl Cochran, who went to Danv sr
the frst OF the week, returned Thurs
| day morning, where he disposed of 65
! head of thoroughbred Hereford cattle
The Baseball faas had their inning
! this week in Witnessing two games be-
| tween the Saiina ard the Ft. Hays
Kansas Normal teams. Both games
wsre we'll PLAYED.
| Last Sunday, Easter, was a perfect
ly delightful day, and everybody and
their nei9hb0rs, were out walking or
riding The display of Easter hats
was very pretty and tasty.
]. H. and Ralph Ward and several
from the Normal who attended the
''Mesaiah" at LIndsborg last week,
returned Tuesday. They report the
'Messiah" better than ever this year.
LosT-In Hays, Kansas. a new cane
belonging to Mr.. Jacob Feitz The
finder will please return to the owner,
unless he needs it more than Mr.
Feitz in that case, he has the pernis-
sion Of Mr. Feitz to keep it.
J.J. Q1int took an auto load of com
mercial men over to PhilIipsburg Wed
nesday and had the misfortune to blow
out three tires during the trip Three
tires at s27 each amounts to S81.
That trip was rather ''oxpensive.'
Mrs. Dr.. Alex. who lived here many
years ago, accompanied by her daugh-
ter was here this week visiting old
friends They were glad to see the
old town improving so nicely. They
are on their way to Los Angeles for q
couple months visit.
C, Nj, HoImquist returned Tuesday
from Lindsborg. where he had been TO
visit his parents and to attend the
''Messiah." While there, he enjo5e1
visit with his sister, who lives at In
perial, California, and whom he had
not seen for several years.
Mrs. VIM. Gosser, who has been very
sick for the past two or three months,
was taken to Colorado Springs this
week for the benefit of her health.
She was accompanied by several reIa-
tiVes. AS her heath improves she vi
be taken farther vest. 1t is the inten-
ton 20 take her to the Pacific Coast If
she sufficiently improves.
On Easter Sunday q large crowd
gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wards st TIE Fort hill. A good di1-
ner was served and ell reported a fife
time. Those present were Mr.. and
Hrs. Asa jewell and family, Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Finkbinder and family, NJ.
and Mrs John Troth and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Ora J. Brown and family. Mr-
John c. Blown, Mr. jim Swires, Mss
es Efie and May Hale and Miss EIva
Good vim. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Last Sunday evening the Methodist
church was crowded to zee ard hear
Missionary cantata arranged by Mrs
Hale. The play was pleasing and beau
| tifully put on. AboaI fifty young lad
les were dressed in exact counterpart
of the missionary field they represent
ed, and as each came forward aEd
plead with a fashionable lady and the
audience to come to the aid Of their
country, it was surely interesting, ard
instructive. Some appropriate solos
and cEorases were rendered that were
much appreciated by the audience. 1t
aas surely very pretty Easter ente--
/ tainment.
The Jain Hays Csmp nat in regular
session Wednesday evening, AfCer
the meeting a committee on entertain
ment very nicely entertained the Camp
with contests, g>mes, etc.. after which
delicio1s lunch vas served, which
was enjoyed by all. Those WhO were
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