The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-10-17
Joan of Ark at the Crystal Theat-

in Lucas, Sunday.
Mr.. H. ". Cbittendeu, Jr. went Il
Salina, Sunday. for his new car.
Mrs. H ". oshant left Tuesday eT
ening TOR Kansas City.
Gale Grass was over from LaCrOsst
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Anna C. Smith VISITED relatives
in salina the first of the week,
Mr.. end Mrs. Dan Mccarthy, Jr
returned hnme Saturday night.
Hugh Cochran is very sick in the
German Hospital at Kansas City.
Fred Arnhold and Frank Jelenek Wis
tied friends near Plainville, Sunday.
Rev. Z. T. MsKee left Monday morn
ing to attend conference at Ottawa.
Al Carlton and family of E lis visited
friends in Hays. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Grass aud son,
of Lacrosse, visited in Hays, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew motored to PlainYiile, Satur-
day
Mrs. W. 3. Jordon returned Satur-
day night from few weeks visit at
Wichita.
Prof. G. A SbiveIg visited the high
schools Of Russell Springs and OAKLEY,
Monday.
DR.. Jordan has sold his old studeba-
ker and now sporte brand new Saxon
runsbout.
Mrs. K. C. Haas was called to Kan
sag City Saturday evening By the death
of her cousin.
Nick Gassman's new electric sign
looms up like a beacon light. You can
see it at g distance.
Fred Rea, formerly of Hays, who
has been living in Chicago. has moved
to HiaWatha, Kansas.
The next number of the Normal
School Lecture Course, Oct. 80, The
Metropolitan Grand Quartet.
Miss Hazel Preston left Sunday
morning for Gorham. From there che
will go to her home in Salina-
J.H. Gross and E. q. Riugs made
the trip from Plainville TO Hays Satur-
day in two and one half hours.
Miss LoRee Cave. WHO is teaching in
the high school at Hill City. spent the
week end with her parents in Hays.
Household economy. thz main spring
TO reduce the high cost of living. Start
at the vital point. Your Range. See
our ad. in this issue. Geo. Philip & Son.
The addition to the so1th side garage
is nearing completion. The force EN-
pIoYed are hustIers and the building Is
going up like magic
John Chittenden, the next represent
ative from Ellis county, has recently
purchased a Studebaker Six sutomo-
bile.
Misses Birdie and Eva Wood ca ne up
from Kansas City, Wednesday evening.
They will make their home with their
grandparents Ar. and Mrs. G. &. Black
nun, and attend sch 1ol here.
Boys and girls, don't forget your day
at Majestic exhibit Get free souv-
enir and special prIzs. Read our ad. in
this paper. Geo. Philip & Son.
Don't ask Us to give you the So 90
worth of ware with Majestic Range
after our Demonstration Week, as this
special offer applies to demonstration
week Only, Oct. 19 to "a. Geo. Philip
& Son.
Mrs. D. H Early attended the fair at
Russell, two days last week. She re
ports it as being q splendid fair for
Kansas, and says it makes her think o.
old tines back east. She doa't see
why Ellis county can't have just as
good a fair at Hays.
C. w. Miller wants the hunters of
Ellis to bring him in a number of
ducks, hawks and other birds. He
wants them to mount for the Nor
NAL Museum. He especially wants
a Spoonbilled duck.
See the ad in this issue of the new
serial soon to commence at the
Crystal The management of the
Crystal is showing only first class
stuff, and the house is crowded
every night. Excellence" is the
motto of the Crystal.
Parents, don't let the children over
look the ChiIdren's Day Proposition we
make in cur large Majestic Demonstra-
tion ad. in this paper Geo Phiip & S0A.
Hove tested seven head Of mich cows
for Roy Tn mas and fou1d them - De
free from tuberculosis. The people Of
Hays should begin to feel some swhzs
safe in using milk from the COWS Usea
for dairying purposes There are yet =
few cows IN Hays that have not bean
tested. z. J. HoYE, D. Y. Il.
J.H. Merrick, civil engineer Of tn
Union Pacific railroad, was here Thurs
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