The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-09
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or the week on visit.
James MiIham shipped his household
goods to Montana, Tuesday.
Probate Judge Jake Bissing has re-
Gently Pepainted his residence.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. C.
81 Wana last Friday night.
c. E. Williams returned Thursday
from business trip to Denver, Colo.
Editor Morphy of the Reformer has
been appointed Postmaster at Russell
The Benjamin orchestra played for a
dance at the Essex Hall, last night.
Nick Gassman went to Ellis Wednes-
/ day afternoon TO attend q base ball
game.
The Treat & Shaffer Lumber Co. 3
Office received a new coat Of paint this
week.
Mrs. Ida Kirkland and Hrs. Jerry
Holienbeek will leave il a few days fer
PaYette, Idaho
Eddie Madden who has been suffer
ing from tOnsilitis for several DAYS, is
now nearly recovered.
c. ". Miller, Jr., District Grand
Master of Kansas Masons. visited Vii
son Lodge, Wednesday
Mrs. F. II. Gerrett is here from Sd
ney, Nebraska, visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joslyn and other relatives.
The social event of the season will be
the Lutheran C. E. social. Sherbaf,
ice cream and cake all for Is cents.
Cbas. Miller has disposed of bis val
liable pack OF greghounds and is now
out of the coyote hunting business.
Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Averill contem-
plate opening up a Confectionery Par
lor, and will serve ice cream, cake,
tea, coffee, etc.
A car of 1000 sacks of cane sugar
vas unloaded at this point and distrib-
uted among the merchants. Some
sweetness, eh?
L. G. Bell left this morning for
Eureka Springs TO attend the laying of
the corner store Of the l. o o. F.
JuVanile home.
TIE C. E. Society of the Lutheran
church will give fifteen cent social to-
night at the church. Sherbet. ice
cream and cake viii be served.
Henry Meyer and son are here from
WaKeeney ana will soon oren-up their
motion picture show on the corner Of
North Main and Fort Street
Perfection cook stoves and ovens at
Winters m9
Curbing has been placed along the
streets In front OF the residences OF
Henry Winters, J. H. Hogg, the Vir-
mond Sisters and Mike Jacobs.
In our travels around the town we
have seen some very fine gardens.
] )Amongst them is DR.. Snyder's which to
our eye looks about as good as the
best.
The ladies OF the "a E. Church will
hold 2 Rummage Sale at Mrs. Conn 8
rooms across the street from the Air
dome. on Friday and Saturday, May Is
and 16.
Gertruda Froalich who was operated
on for Appendicitis about three weeks
ago, at the Hays hospital, was dis
charged and went 10 her home We'd
nesday.
Peter Johnson, Jr. was the lucky
winner of the prize of 81 90 in tickets
for the name for the new mo- ing pic
ture show. As stated last Wesk, 1.-The
Crystal Theatre" was the name selsct-
ed.
AL sizes screen wire at Winters.
The Normal Athletic Association is
| offering to refund SOC on all season
tickets paid for the Track Meet, on ac-
count OF the bad weather, the last day
c. J. Smith is the gentleman TO see TO
Fget your money.
Mrs. Stella Connell has IN her flock
of fine chickens, a mammoth hen under
which she placed eighteen eggs. Every
egg proved fertile, and now this old
granny sports eighteen IS fine Buff
Orpington peeps as ever trod the earth
Joe Weigel of the Hays Mill & EIe-
vator Co., has returned from 3 bust
ness trip to the eastern part of the
state, He also visited Muskogec, Tol-
sa, Okmulgee and Sapulpa, Okla. He
reports having secured a nice line OF
business.
On Saturday, May 10th 1.-The Crystal
Theatre" will be opened to ths public
by a matinee at 800 in the afternoon,
and on each succeeding SatuFday al
300 O'Clock a matinee viii be given sc
that the people from the country can
attend II they choose. The proprietor,
Mr. FredOroYicz, is sparing neither
pains nor money to make fThe CrYs
tar' attractive and right up-to-date II
every respect.
The Jack Benjamin Show Company
have been In Hays since Monday. TheiI
large tent which seats about 1900 peo
PIE, has been packed every niRet- Thg
company is composed Of gentlemen anC
ladies Of excellent character who are
very superior artists; and the playI
staged have all been 6rst-class. This
is the second appearance OF the Comp
any IL Hays. They were well patron
lied then and this year they arc, i
possible, better than ever. ShOub
they visit rs next year they will have
to enlarge their tent 20 accomodate thi
people, SO popular have they bsccm'
: | gith the theatre goers of Hsys.
Saturday HnerzOOn eLaB.
HAY 8
Hostess. Mrs. l. D. Wooste