The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-02


Mrs. Baughman over at the Expert
ment Station, is quite sick.
Mrs. ID. T. Garland went to Excel
sior Springs. Sunday night.
Hear Judge Mason at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening.
c. NJ. Holmquist has returned from
/ Dodge City wher5 he has been on legal
| business.
Mrs. L. F. Englesby of Washington,
D. G is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
A, s. Hale.
The Royal Neighbors viii give a re-
cepti0n tonight Saturday in honor of
kIr. and Mrs. Jake Wagner
Mrs. T. P. Logan is havins a cement
ksideWalk built in front of her property
on west Sheridan avenue.
Harry Felten ATTENDED the Sauers'
sale north of Ellis, on Wednesday, and
! purchased several head of horses.
c. ". Miller has eighty acres of
land one mile north of the Herzog
Church to sell cheap. Here's g snap.
Hear Judge Mason at the N. E.
church next Sunday evening.
A. F. Cochran has been attending
the Bankers Convention at Kansas
City, this week.
Don't forget the John O'Lougblin
stock sale, which occurs May 5th on his
fsrm near Hyacinth.
Mr. Geo. P. Griffith left Saturday
night for Calgary, Alberta. Canada,
where his son, George, is IN business
E. A. Hovay, formerly Master Me
chanic's chief clerk at Ellis, now of K
c., visited friends here Thursday,
April 23,d.
W. E Griffith, state agent of the
! Security Insurance Co of Connecticut,
was hare from Kansas City, Kansas,
Thursday.
Jonn Mead, recently living in Gra-
ham county. moved into the hrs.
Hoagland property on East Juniata
street, this week.
Have you seen Drake about having
your sewing machine put in good re-
pair? He does not furnish new parts
if any are broken.
Mrs. Mary Ryan Rea and baby are
here on a visit TO her relatives. Mrs.
Rea reports Fred doing well in his
business in Chicago.
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| church next Sunday evening.
Warren Baker, who has been sick fer
some time, is again on the street. his
entire family have also been sick with
the prevailing throat and lung trouble
If you want a good milk COW; if you
are short Of horses for your spring
planting; or if you need fancy span
of mules, attend the John O'Loughiin
sale
A. Schumacher, one of the wide
awake, hustling business men Of Vic
toria, was Ia Hays, Wednesday. He
was pleasant caller at the Free Press
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIM. Craig and dau2h-
ter, Mrs. AyeriIl, Miss McClain, and
Mrs. Yarbrough and little daughter Yis-
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. R, ". Ealden
near Ellis, Sunday.
The Ladies Aid of the n. E. Char ch
will meet at the home of Mrs. W A.
Lewis on Thursday afternoon, May TIN
A 10 cent luncheon will be served from
to z. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Veterinary Move treated a number
of COWS in differnt parts of the county,
Thursday. The automobile from the
H. L Felten auto and horse livery,
with HI as ''chaffeur" conveyed him
20 the different points,
Mrs. Rinehart who has been here for
some time looking after Charles Treat 5
affairs and selling what property he
left. expects to return to her home in
Denver, Colorado, Saturday of this
week. Mrs. RInehart is Mr.. Treats
daughter.
Thr new moving picture theatre On
| North Main street Is nearing compile
ton. Tt will be a ''dsisy" when finish
ed, and modern in every respect. Out
of one hundred names submitted, Mr..
Fredorovicz has selected 1.-The Cryst-
: al'' as the one best suited.
Ut. Cox, former county clerk OF
: Ellis county, who has been living il
/ California for over a year, has return
ed TO Kansas ard is now living at bis
9 old hone near Ellis. W. T. has hosts
of friends in Ellis county who are glai
to welcome him back to the land ot
/ sunfoWers, sobriety and prosperity
r An Oakley man went home Wednes
day evening after the dust storm snC
: he had to salute his wife with 2
= guns before she would speak to bin
and demanded ana instant apology 10
: his asking her to keep house Il
? such irty country. Recalling Ehs
happened TO Huerta the husband ap
e oIogized ard avoided an open declare
ton of war?-Oakley Graphic.
i Dr.. Kidd, democratic statesman
{ of Ellis, we learn, will be candidate 70
e represent OF Ellis county, From
Z the way the Ellis county democrats at
{ scrambiing for Office it would seen
= they imagine they have a cinch o.
y everything IN sight Ia the way Of ofhc
7 and the emoluments thereof. Thar
t are other tfdemos" in the county VII
"a are willing to step into MuIroy's shoes
but we viii venture the assertion tina