The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-07

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grown barley at Schlyer & Arnholds.
Mrs. C. C. Blackmun living in the
northwest part OF the city is quite i'll.
Attorney PosteIwaite of Jewell Coun
ty ia here this week on legal business.
The friends 'of John schIyer were
glad to see him out last Sunday attend
ing church.
c. w. Miller has one Of the best
modern dwellings in Hays for sale
cheap. Easy terms.
John O'Laughlin received another
car load Of Ford automobiles Monday
morning OF this week.
VIM. 81 Early has recently added to
his valuable flock Of Rhode Island Red
chickens $500 rooster.
Monday was a beautiful day, and the
friends of Mr.. N. J. R. Treat we re
glad to see him out riding.
Genuine Red Texas Oats and Kansas
grown barley at SchIyer & Arnholos.
a four year old Galloway bull for sale.
Irquire of CONRAD KRUGER, Peifer,
Kansas, Freedom To wnship.
Mrs Queenie Cox Wilson of South
GrinneIl. daughter of q. n. Cox, was
one OF the recent prize winners in a
series OF articles on "Woman's Suf-
frage".
Hon. Miles Mulroy the ''unterrife d''
hotel commissioner. came up from To-
peka last Friday and remained until
Wednesday.
Prof. Van Cleave, of the Western
Kansas State Normal. received tele-
gram Tuesday from Florida anno1nc-
ing the death Of his father.
C. w Miller has a nice frame barn
for sale reasonable.
R. J. Mulroy went to Kansas City,
Saturday night to purchase supplies
for the cafe, which he intends opening
in the Windsor Hotel anex.
The SpearvilIe News was destroyed
by fire last week The insurance had
run out just few days previous and
al was lost except the subscription
list.
Mr.. Noble, the oil expert, who has
been prospecting "a this county for
some time, was this week securing
oil leases in the neighborhood Of
Pfeifer.
Prof. G. F. Snyder and Wallace Sui
livan, of the Ft. Lewis Agricultural
School will be speakers at the Silo
meeting at the Cedar Crest school. =
Montezuma Co, Colorado Journal
The State vs. Cappel was tried in
Justice McLain's court, Wednesday.
The defendant was charged with ''an-
nexing" some hay that did not belong
to him, He was discharged after a
hearing.
Rocks County papers announce that
our former Normal student, Doddrill,
who will be remembered here as the
big ball player, has been announced as
8 candidate for Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction in that county.
Chas. Fox who lives south Of Ellis
was in Hays Monday forenoon. He
was q caller at the Free Press Office.
He was one OF the first subscribers of
thia paper and for over thirty-one years
it has been weekly visitor at his home.
c. W, Miller this week received a
letter from officers of the Z u stating
that the buffalo from the Philips ranch
IS q very fine specimen, much larger
than any they have in the E. Z. Mus
eum. The mounting will be completed
about the first OF June
Prof: Paul Arndt, the German Vio-
4iniss and music instructor, will EtaJt
next month on an extended concert
tour OF Kansas and will visit the ma
jority of the large towns IN the state.
Mr. Arndt it seems, is an officer in the
German army. He has been in tae
United States for some time and re
Gently received from his superior, Ma
jor Leuuann, advice that his furiough
mad been extended to March 81, 1916.
John Younger was up before Justice
McLain for whipping his wife, Wed
ssdsy. He got $40 90 and cost and q
term IN ths eouaty jail. He was told
that If he would pay his fine ard give
bozd to keep the peace the Jail SEN
tence would be remitted and ne re-
fused, but after q night in Jail he
changed his mind and gave the re-
quired bond. He was given his liberty
Thursday morning.
The present Board Of Regents show
a different spirit of work than the old
style. In old days the fellows waited
until the earrY-ali Of the Experiment
Station, with its four horses, arrived