The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-11

session the first of this week.
Mr.. Schrenkler, the Walker mer-
chant, was in Hays this week.
Miss Katherine Burgardt will leave
Saturday for Salina ard Jurction City,
on q two weeks visit with friends.
Jerry HolIenbeck and wife visited
friends here a few days last week
They were enroute from Kansas CITY
to Spokane, Washington, where he has
employment.
Henry Meyers OF WaKeeney, is put
ting up a building on the corner of
North Main and Fort street, just west
Of the Meyers garage in which he pro-
poses TO install a first class moving
picture show.
Streat Cox left Sunday morning for
Ocheltree' Texas, via the automobile
route, where he and his brother Will
lam, of Voda, have made arrangements
to install the Cox & Sons midget
Touring mill. The mill fixtures were
shipped last week.
J. J. Kutina, is candidate for re-nom
ination for commissioner of the First
district. As one of the dispensers of
the peoples money he has been honesE
and trustworthy and the First dis 'rict
will make no mistake If they retain
his services.
U. S. Land Attorney Freese spent
several days out il Cove county last
week attending to land busines-. Miss
Alice proved up on her homes cad and
now has deed for 80 acres of Cove
county alfalfa and pasture land. Her
school is cut in couple of weeks.
Mr. Fields is having a cement side
walk Lid in front Of his lot on West
Normal avenue to join that laid BIZ
SIR. Arnhold in front of bis place and
it is hoped the O'Keeffee's will put
down a walk in front of their lots SO
as to make that block complete.
Harry Ffeese and his assistants this
week secured the lease on the Air
Dome on South Chestnut street. They
are fixing 1t up and will move there for
the summer, as soon as the weather
permits, and give their patrons the
best show that can be Put on the
screen.
c. L. Holman from Mcpherson, Ka2-
sas, will take the place of Henry
Giebler at the u. P. Depot. Mr.. Gieb-
Ter will go out to Wallace county to
prove up on his homestead. Mr.. Hol-
man will move his family to Hays and
will live in the Frank HoWie residence
on East Juniata street.
Miss Lucy, who has bee at the hes
p tai for some time suffering from
blood poisoning, is getting better Mrs.
BIackmup, who was also suffering from
blood poisoning, is conValescing, snd
Miss Edna TilIotson, who has been i'll
with infammaIory rheumatism for
about four weeks, is now out of danger
The Methodist church congregation
gave Rev. and Mrs. A. s. Hale q re-
ception at the church Monday night, in
honor OF bis Tetarn to tho charge for
another year. The time was profitabiy
and pleasantly passed with social inter
course, congratulatory speeches, and
elegant and subs tantial refreshments
AzeI Cochran and C. W, Miller made
a business trip in the Cochran run
about to Ellis Sunday, from there north
west of PIainYiIIe. They covered about
ninety miles from 10 O'Clock Ia the
morning until p. m, and ate two
dinners, the first at II 80 aud the next
at 1:30 and were ready for supper
when they arrived home.
Ask your grocer for a 24 pound
sack of our new pastry flour
Kansas Maid" Something
extra fancy, milled especially for
fine pastries and biscuits. Re
tails at 75c. Come to us if your
grocer cannot supply you. The
Hays City Mill & Elevator Co
Tx. Ffedorovicz, from s.. Mars
Kansas, last week leased the >vacan
lot on North Main Street belonging 20
Mrs. Mary Ryan and will put up q
building ninety feet long in which he
says he will put a first-class moving
picture show. To disinterested pazt7
it would seem that two picture shoEs
IN toEn the size OF Hays would b. a
losi1g game, however We are not suE-
posed to knoW. Each one might be q
gold miae
Miss Lena Johnson closed q most
pleasant term of school at Ada last Fri
daE- Niaety-seven friends and Pah oas
attended the Il day closing exercises
which were as follows: A epleadid
dianer brought by the ladies' IN the
District. then The closing program aft
er which Wss Plazed three very inter
estiBg Basket Bali games Hiss John