The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-25

doctor.
John Billpger was up from Victoria,
Tuesday.
Col. J. q. Ward returned this week
from the Springs.
Hon Miles Mulroy arrived home from
Topeka, Wednesday morning.
Frank Jewell is suffering from an
attack of blood poisoning.
Alex Bissiag is remodeling his resi-
dsnce on West Normal Avenue
Dr.. Haas is in Kansas City this week,
called there by the serious illness of his
brother.
The engine for the new city well has
been received and viii be installed in q
few days.
Bird Whitmire returned Thursday
evening from a winters sojourn at
AIunkstown, Texas.
P.J. Deane ard wife are home from
their southern trip. His broken ann
is mending and nearly well.
Mrs. KirkIard returned Sunday even
ing firm Chicago where she has bee
visiting for several months.
Thomas C4rrick and wife entertained
a number of friends Tuesday night in
honor Of VIII Carrick and wife.
It is rumored that N. F. Arnhoid
contempIates announcing himself IS
candidate for the Office OF county clerk.
The democrats are urging Probate
Judge Bissing to come out for repre-
sentative in opposition to Hon. Miles
Mulroy.
News comes from Abilene that Jake
Wagner was recently married to Mrs
Anna Cav, daughter of Mr.. Roenfeidt
of our city.
LosT-An IngersoI Junior watch with
fob, last Saturday evening near the G.
A. R. Hall. Finder please leave at the
Free Press Office.
Glenn TiIlotson pitch for base
ball game Sunday, between the Catho-
lie College and Hays nine. He did
very creditable work.
W. j. Madden is recreating at Excel
sior Springs, this week. VIII deserves
a lay off and we are glad he is getting
what is coming to him.
The ball game between Cooper Col
lege and Hays Normal wednesday
afternoon, resulted in q victory for
Normal in a score of 80 to 6.
In selecting teachers, the Board OF
Education of Hays considers neither
religion, politics nor sentiment. Effi1-
iency and proper personality are the
requirements.
". n. Snyder of the Review-Head
light, was over from Ellis, Tuesday, IN
! terviewing the court house crowd. he
also paid fraternal calls at the print
shops of the city.
W. S. Wiles is the new baker at the
Starr bakery. He brought his family
with him. They have formerly been
living in BellevilIe, Kansas.
James Milhan has returned from his
trip to Montana While there he Sc
cured q position as superintendent Of
| large ranch and will move his family 70
their new home in about month.
b. H. Pierce this week purchased a
new Ford automobile of John O'Laugh-
lin. Mr.. Pierce has become tired OF
walking up and down the earth, and
"bejabbers" he proposes to ride in the
future.
The Sons of Veterans invited the G.
A. r boys to a spread at their Hall,
Wednesday evening. A general good
time was had by the old and the young.
The old men for counsel and the young
men for war.
James Behan went to Wamego, KsE-
SAG, Wednesday night. to attend the
funeral Of Mr. Cane, an oId-time con
ductor on the u. P. road. Mr. Cane
was UP pensioner, having earned a
pension by long and faithful service.
Ask your grocer for a q pound
sack Of our new pastry flour
''Kansas Maid.' Something
extra fancy, milled especially for
fine pastries and biscuits. Re
tails at 75c. Come to US if your
grocer cannot supply you. 1.-The
Hays City Mill & Elevator Co.
Daddy Freese, who has been enlarS-
ing, re arranging and otherwise in
D owing the George Cox aiEdome or
south Chestnut street, has preparations
almost completed for moFing his ''m6v-
IL" show from the G. A R. hall
When : gets fairly located and ready
for business, thsre viii be soneth ng
doing for sure. Besides being an in