The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14

township, while the bride was one of
the nice girls of our county and splen-
did housekeeper.
Elton Johnson from Sharon Springs,
is visiting in Hays.
Isaac Zeigler made business trip to
Wichita, this week.
The city has received new pump for
the well on the hill.
If you desire a quick sale for your
property, see Louis Burns.
Mrs Geo. Clinesmith went to Kansas
City, Thursday for medical treatment
Frank McLain and Harry Pestana at
tended the Walker funeral at Ellis,
Tuesday.
Lou Kraus unloaded car of cotton
seed meal here yesterday, Friday, for
his stock.
Pete Frank, recently freight clerk
here, has accepted a position as oper-
ator at Dorrance.
Miles Bros. have added new steam
cleaning and pressing machine to their
cleaning emporium.
S. M. Wood was here from Plainville,
Friday of this week, visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs H. F. Addison.
County Clerk, P. V. Gottschalk, and
Register of Deeds, J. c. Kippes, were
in Hutchinson two days of this week.
Chris Wise commenced the cement
foundation and cellar work this week on
the new Replogle cottage on east Nor
NAL Avenue.
Notice Louis Burns real estate and
sales column in this issue Of the Free
Press. If you have anything to sell,
see him or phone II or 62.
Most of the Normal students went
home for the four days vacation while
the teachers were attending the State
Convention in Topeka this week.
Both the Fort Hays Normal and the
Public schools closed this week and the
teachers went to Topeka to attend the
State Teachers Association.
Fred Miller and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Geo. Grass. spent Wednesday
and Thursday with friends in Abilene
They made the trip in Fred's Buick.
Milton Schuster's Graces of Musical
Comedy Company ''held the bords' at
the G. A. R. Hall, Moday and Tuesday
nights of this week. They gave very
lpleasing entertainments.
Justus Bissing is here from Kansas
City, the guest of his son-in-law, Nick
Gassman. He is making preparation to
move the machinery of his Planning Mill.
He has sold his garage in Kansas City.
The moving picture show at the G.
A. R. Hall, Thursday night, was said
by those who were present to have been
excellent. A fine program is being
prepared for Saturday night. Don't
fail to see it.
i Last week in recording the success
full republican candidates. we failed to
mention the name of F. E. McLain as
being the voters choice for probate
Judge, for which we beg F. E.'s pardon
''He got there with both feet.
If you have real estate to sell; if you
have cattle, hogs, furniture, musica
. instruments or anything else you want
to dispose of, list it with Louis Burns
He is the longest man in town anC
the greatest hustler. Try him. If h
can't find purchasher for your property
then no one can.
Last year the enrolment at the Stat'
E Teachers Association meeting at To
l peka numbered about 1000, and thi
5 year it has run up to over 5000, showing
1 that the teachers of the state are becOm
ing each year, more interested in thei
work. The School Boards granted tn
l teachers and school a vacation for tn
two days.
s Newly elected County Superintendent
: Christensen does not take his Office IN
t til next May, so he can finish his Gov
@ county school. Treasurer-elect Fred n
f Dreiling of Victoria, does not get Int
his place until next October, unless Ph
Jacobs should happen to be appoiEte
Postmaster Ct Hays.
q "A ~ 4lSO-4g OA-B a = lCS loSCA al
IS John E. Barrett as receiver, the ne
?. officers appointed by President Wilson
n have taken their offices in the Unite
Ie States Land Office at Topeka, and Harr
r Freese has been re-appointed attorne
N for the land Office for this part of Ka1
>. sas. There are but half dozen home
1t steads not proven up in this county
ir but there is yet some land 20 be had /
contesting deserted entries In Westel
Kansas counties.
er An examination of the poll bool
# shows at the late election IN tets count
IN $500 votes were cast Add up the t
ia tails of the different opposing eandidat
n. for each Office received, and see what
tn host of voters failed TO vote for al
no candidate for some office; from 800
v 500 short on even the highest. Distri
tv judge, 900; treasurer, AS; county cler
in 412; register of deeds, SIP; county g
he torney. 326; probate judge, z53; sheri
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