The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-15
Ls. Taussher vas 4 wn from Ellis,

Prof. Baer's household goods arrived
this wrek.
A o. AEdsich was down from Ellis,
wednesday.
Chris Wise's new residence near
ing completion.
". W. B mis- is building q new resi-
dence in North Hsys.
Miss Ellen Behan and mother went 10
ConcordIa, Saturday.
Mrs joseph RunTon is atten ding the
emp meeting near OkaIlah.
Will Gerkin and family attended
Chautauqua here this week
A large amount of wheat has been
marketed here this week.
VIII Madden was over to Ellis on
business, Saturday afternoon.
Frank Msserve and wife are here at
tending Ch4utauqu3, this week.
Mrs. Robert Shelby. Jc., is here from
California, visiting Mrs. Kate Miller
E c. waldo and family are here from
Ellis this week, Attending Chautsuqla.
Dan Keller of Oklahoma. brother OF
Miss Anna Keller, Sundsyed in Hays.
Mrs. Grace Hubbard is here from
Kansas City, visiting her mother, Mrs.
John GooaalI.
The new city pump IS enroute from
Aurora, Illinois, and viii be here in 2
few days.
J. W. HouEer is here from Sbelden,
Nebr., this week. He owns the Dick
Carter farm.
Mrs. Roy L. Ward was called to
Wichita this week, On account of the
serious Illness of her father.
Fred DreiIirg. the next treasurer of
Ellis county is canTassing the county
in brand new Buick automobile.
John O'Loughiin has made arrange
ments for another car load of eight
Ford cars to be here in about ten days.
James Young ana his aunt, Mrs Sim
mons. are here from Ohio, and vii
again become citizens of this city.
'Peggte," the pet pony of Mayor
Chittenden's children. died Tuesday,
after weeks illness from pinkeye.
Adam BAIL has purchased the Simor
Frank & Sons meat market on Chest
nut street and will take possession
September 1st.
Miss Pearl Sausts, from the Saline
is here this week, the guest of he
friend, Miss Glzdvs Morrison, and at
tending Chautsuqu4.
The Misses Adams, Elsie and Ada. o
lola, Kansas, visited Miss Ida Shaffe
over Su day and Iefs the first of TT
week for ar outing il Colorado.
Mrs. w. T. Miller OF Bowling Green
KY, mother OF Mrs. D. P. L0reaz; and
Mrs. n T. Link of Bentonis. Missis
sippi, sister of Mrs. Lorenz, are her
on visit.
Tony Jacobs has completed his con
tract with the trustees OF the new par
ochiaI school and the building will 500
be in readiness for the teachers an
children.
If you want your Sunday coOkin
furnished you, be sure to call at To
George S. Grass store on Saturday
The food sale commences at 10 O'Clock
All your needs will be supplied.
II troubled with defectiYe sight,
} will be wise of you to get the bensf
OF our % years experience in fttin
glasses. E. F. SULLIVAN, Optometrist
= at Windsor Hotel, Hays, Wed Aug L
The boy scouts canped out over nigt
last week. near Clusters Island. Tne
caught two UausuallF large snappin
turtles, drilled in their scout requir'
E. nents, fished, etc. They report goo
time and mosquitoes.
: Mr.. A. C. Woolridge, the dair7mar
? has made one OF the biggest moves 4
. ward the lines of sanitation and Drodu
t ton of a clean, wholesome milk {
having his dairy herd testad for tube
4 culosis. The7 all passed The testir
was done oF DR.. MoYe.
? Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleave entertainc
| Oh Monday evening with six o'cloc
buffet luncheon in honor Of Mrs VI
Cieave's sister Hiss Eliza5ath Cox, {
s Pells, Iowa. Those present were: Il
T Cook Of Des Homes, Iowa. NJ. a
T Mrs MalloY, Hr. and Mrs Wood al
% Mr. and Mrs Wooster.
< Tues zay moralzg. Geo Palmer ear
: to town and purchased Walter Stea
n mans new Overland automobile.
a presume that Walter is now in {
l. market for smother car The autom
l. bile mierobe seems to be working ov
. time bY the number of cars that e
10 being purchased By the citizens Of E.
4 COUNTS ard she eni l. not yet.
Miss Lena Hastings Eho recently :
= csiged = life diploma from t3e II
= Normal school, has been emp Dyed
=" one Of the teachers IN the 8eloit pI
lie schools for the coming winter. N
.- Hastings is one of the bright you
i ladies of McCracken, and al are gra
- fed at the success she Il nakinZ--N
Cracker Enterprise.