The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-11

Hiss Lucy Snyder is hone from De-
CT Or, Ills.
Mrs. A. B. Gisdhart is at Excelsior
Springs No.
Mrs. Fred Hafamier is going to Uhi.
caZo. next week.
Geo Basgall is the new deIiyeTymar
for the Hays Pure Ice Co,
| Spe the new Weber wagon at Early
& Sors. The best on earth
Martin Sutton of GrainfsIj. was ii
Hays, Tuesday of this week.
FRAME Haffapisr Is the nex piauisi
at she Empress Garden Theatre.
Is there z city ordinance compelling
property holders to c1t the weeds? Il
would seem not.
Mr. Raymond Kebarlin Of SaIina,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. F. A.
Bissing, last Sunday.
". 4. Patton from Oxford, Missis-
siD2i. IS the new bsrher az the South
Side Tonsorial Parlor.
Tom Czrrick is hone from Szlins
with his new 1915 Cadillac. Hs sold
his old machice to Log Banker of R1s-
sell
mr. FrsdoEo7icz this week, purehas-
ed the lots on which his movie theatre
stands. of Mrs. Ryan. Consideration
s110O.
Mrs Wilber Zsner, wife of WIlber
Zsner, the agent for the ]. I. Case
Automobile & Threshirg Machine Co.,
left Sunday for Colorado.
Mrs. Narg Mccarthy Bezbe and Fred
are the delighted parents of bouncing
baby girl. The interesting event oc-
Cured recently.
Mrs. Claude Bice died ct her home in
Stockton. Tuesday of this week. Claude
was at one time. Physical Director at
the Fort HAYS Kansas Normal.
WATCH LosT-On the streets of
Hays last Monday, ladies' watch with
fob marked F. H. Finder will get
reward by leaving it at this Office
Monday, D. P. Babson, state agent
for the Northwestern Fire Insurance
Company. adjusted ten hail losses
through the Miller Bros. Agency, here
See the new Weber wagon at Early
& Sons. The best on earth.
County Attorney Hutzel was here
from Trego county, Friday of this
week, on his way home from Topeka,
where be had been to attend lawyers
convention.
Judge Rupp enthal has decided the
Victoria incorporation suit. The incor-
poration stands. The Judge confirmed
the entire action of the County Com
missioners.
Daisy Monroe. daughter of Judge
Monroe, a former resident of this city
but now living at Topeka, passed
through here on the train, Monday, en-
route for Colorado
''Gae Whiz!" Did you notice the
large number Of ''enpties" on the de-
pot platform, one morning the first Of
the week? And Kansas Is supposed to
be in the prohibition column.
Mrs. F. A. Bissiag with q number OF
her lady friends, enjoyed supper and
ar impromptu picnic under the shade
of the trees on the banks of Big Creek,
Thursday evening. No gentlemen were
allowed, which was hardly fair deal.
F. o. Payne, one of Ellis county's 8
| hustling farmerF, deserves a chromo.
He harvested 640 acres Of wheat, with
one header, in thiTtaen days, nearly
thirtv-four acres per day, not a man
quit him or got sick. That was going
some
Wednesday, King Bros. received
from Chicago, and erstalled, combina
ton freezer and ice crusher. The boys
can now freeze their own ice cream
and other coldE Edelicacies of the season.
The machine is driven by an electric
motor.
The Misses Margaret and -nnie Fox
are expectes here from Kansas City
Thursday of next week. Margaret viii
remain in Hays for visit with the
Baughman young people and Miss Jen
ME will go to Salt Lake City, Utah.
c ". Rsedsr has recently been ap-
pointed commissioner IN the case Of tbs
State VS.. c. Hoffman & Son Milling Co,
e. 81, Of Enterprise, Kansas, in q suit
to compel them to lower their dan,
Mr.. R 2edsr was chosen from among six
prominent lawyers OF the state as the
one best suited TO handle this case ant
is virtually a Judge of the Supreme
Court with slI the power Of the state II
compelling witnesses to attend, even tC
alling out the militia to enforce hic
orders. He received his commission
Tuesday morning