The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-09


visiting with relatives in Kansas City.
Get metal cutting hand saw at
Winters. m9sf
Miss Lillian Picken Left for Summit,
n. j, She expects to return the mid
die Of next week.
Mrs. E. ". Decker returned Tdes-
day morning from an extended visit TO
relatives and friends in Denver.
At the New Cash Grocery store, cor
be paid cash for produce and cream.
We have 5-pIy Garden Hose for sale
az Il and u cents per foot.
III. HAFFAMIER & Son.
C. ". Miller has a $40 acre farua to
sell six miles north of Walker. Small
payment down balance on twelve years
time.
Mrs Eta L. Ward and Miss Eliza
beth Agnew are attending q meeting
Of the Federation of Women's Clubs at
Hutchinson, this week. 60 4e
Harvest goods of all kinds at Win
ters', m9
District meeting of the FEC. U.
of A. viii be held at Hays on Friday,
May p. all members be sure and be
present.
G. ". Meyer went to Manhattan
Tuesday, and took the required cream
test examination, and is row ready TO
buy your cream. His place of business
is corner OF Fort and Second street.
Take your cream 20 G. ". Meyer,
vest OF the Telephone Exchange, cor
Her OF North Fort AMI Sscond s..
where sou can get your groceries at
an advantageous figure. Will paw cash
for country produce.
The Free Press is pleased to note thai
Frank Payne had the courage and man
rood to go to Kansas City and take the
kee,ey cure Others of his associates
might with profit TO themselves and
great satisfaction to their friends, do
likewise.
J. L. TiIIotson returned Sunday from
a months visit with relatives and
friends in Nowata, Oklahoma. His
brother. j. A., who is one of the promi-
nent citizens of that city, accompanied
him home for short visit.
Patt and Lamberts vartish at.
Winters.
Dogs and other animals that have
died or have been killed must be bur
led and not left on the oaSskirts Of the
city Those who are guilty of SO doing
viii be prosecuted to the full extent IF
the law. DIR. K.sC.5 Haas,
Health Officer.
G. w Meyer this week purchased
the New Cash Grocery of E Miles.
He will stock it up with the best and
fre shest groceries that the market Rf-
fOrds. and will deliver your groceries
at your door. Phone the New Cash
Grocery when you desire quick and
efficient service.
One minute Washer at Winters.
James Il. Beach of the Lutheran
Church, Mrs. Joe Irwin of the Mafho-
dist Church, hrs. Lou Bell of the Pres
byterian Church and Rev. G. T. Mckee
Of the Baptist Church attended IS dele
gates, the State Sunday School Conven-
ton this week, which convened in
Hutchinson, May 5th to 7th.
Thursday vas the fortieth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Smith of this city, and they celebrated
it by entertaining the Bsptists and
their friends at five O'Clock supper.
Handsome roses decorated the table,
and old time maple syrup from their
old New York home was one of the
goodies served.
Reports from the county seem to in
5icate that Miles Hulroy will have
little difficulty in again capturing the
democratic nomination for representa-
tive at the August primaries. Mics
made good record In the legislature
and ahould be retained IN Office by his
party. It never pays to turn down a
tried and satisfactory public servant
for new one.
The school children of our town have
| had a pleasant time this week, the
South Side Picture show entertaining 2
over $50 of the Normals Tuesday night,
and Thursday night nearly 400 OF the
smaller children seeing the pictures
| free. The hand colored pictures were
beautiful, the canopy over the screen
making the pictures show up very clear
and large.
DR.. Shores, of Denver, Colo arrived
here Wednesday on visit TO old Tins
| fFienda. The Doctor was at Que time,
about thirty-fTa years ago, a resident
| of Ellis county. He owned ranch CT
the Saline. He is now a member OF
tae Secret Service for three different
railroads IN Colorado. A son OF his is
the eorBet player OF the BenjaD
Show that is entertaining Hays people
this week.
The base bali game played on last
Tuesday afternoon between the Il 81,
/ S. and Scrubs resulted in q score Of 3t
/ 60 4 in favor OF the High School. TIE
1 batteries we're as follows: II. z. s.,
II Paul Gross, John Miiler. Jacob Gross,
i Chss. Reeder. Scrubs, Frank Burns,
Garfield Williams, Elmer Ringe.
Ii the game between the EigE
School and College played last week
/ the score should nave read 9 to in
stead OF 29 TO as printed.
A Before leaving for the Philippine Is
i lands on biz Il tio1al Ed1eatio nsI Agri
cultural trip, President Waters o. tne
state Agricultural college wrote very
complimentary letter 70 SupeFineend
ent Helder Of our FL. Hays Experimez
Station, and approved Of bis estimates
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