The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-02
I am going.-Debate May 9Th.

Dave E0reEz IS On the SICK list u
week.
Give the boys an audience next Fri
day night.
Oar boys debate with EmpOria boys,
Friday May 8th-Come and hear.
Mrs. DR.. Haas is visiting in Kansas
City, this week.
Alvin FeIlers, shipped a car of cattle
to Kansas City Monday morning.
". ]. Madden is back from Excelsior
Springs. He says he feels as fine as
silk.
Normal Auditoriam-next Friday
Debate between this School and EN-
porla
Ed Ahrens is here from Nora spriags,
Iowa, visiting Gus Meyer and other
relatives.
A $4,000 Standard Remington Type
writer for s35 90 at q. &. Schultz =
JeweIrV store. m23 3t
''To increase or not to increase the
army and nay" is the question
Friday, Hay 9Th.
We have 5-ply Garden Hose for sale
al II and II cents per foot.
M. HAFFAMIER & Son.
A man and wife are attending the
Fort Hay s Kansas Normal whose ages
are 48 to so years respectfully.
c. ". Miller has a 320 acre farm to
sell six miles north of Walker. Small
payment down balanca on twelve years
time.
Henry Meyer of Rush county, who
has been visiting his uncle, Gas Meyer
and family for some time, has returned
home
". T. Lots, a conductor on the Rock
Island railroad, who resides in Topeka,
is here visiting friends. He was at
one time resident of Ellis.
Are you going?-Debate
Hays High School base ball aggrega-
tion played the Catholic College, Wed
nesday afternoon. The game resulted
in score of % TO 0, in favor of the
College.
The Golden Bell o. o. F. Anniqet-
sary Association, which met last week
in Wilson, has selected Hays for the
meeting point IN 1915. The date cho5-
Jen was April 26th.
1t is surmised that Scout Master
Alexander is thinking seriously of offer
ing the services of his regiment of
boy Scouts" to President Wilson, to
help 'Squelch" Huerta.
A German who is here from Rush
county, after perusing a copy of the
Weekly Capital remarked to a friend,
"that the Capital seemed to favor Mr.
CapPer for governor.
Clarence King and wife and iufant,
former students at the Normal and
graduates of 1913, are here visiting
friends and renewing school acquaint-
ances. They were married shortly
after their graduation.
Hear the Debate next Friday.
Fred miller and wife returned from
Abilene, Sunday night where they had
been on account of the illness of Mrs.
MilIer's mother, Mrs. Anna Miller.
Mrs. Miller is SO much improved II
health that she returned to Hays with
her daughter.
Golfers gives these definitions: Re-
publican-A man at way station yell.
ing TO the train to come back for him
Progressive-Man ahead of the trair
building track. Democrat-Man in the
engine cab wondering how to run tbs
blame thing. Socialist-Man trying Il
trade the train for an aeropIane.
Debate-Friday night, May 9Th.
An effective method of riddiug
lawn of dandelions is to put a drop o.
sulphuric acid from medicine droppe
into the heart of each dzndeIIon plant
! being careful not 60 touch the sur
rounding grass with It. OGe drop vii
be sufficient to cause the death of til
roots of a small plant, but large plant
Of old growth may need a second ap
plieation.
Ask your grocer for a 24 pount
sack of our new pastry fou
Kansas Maid.'' Something
extra fancy, milled especially fo
fine pastries and biscuits. Re
tails at 75c. Come to us if you
| grocer cannot supply you. TIL
Hays City Mill & Elevator Co.
/ Our teachers, who are attending th
State Normal School at Hays for Il
summer, write glowing accounts c
their work and of the jolly times the
/ are having aH Of which mans add