The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-04-18

week.
Anton Schumacher was up from Vic
toria, Wednesday
Vic Holm was on the sick list TIE
first of the week.
John l. Kruger ard sister were here
from Pfeifer Wednesday
Robt Eidean and wife of Ellis; visit
ed at J. NJ. Craig's, Sunday.
C. ". Reeder went to Stockton on
legal business, Tuesday of this wsek
Conra5 Kruger, Jr. has recently re
turned from visit TO the old country
Attorney Lloyd was up from Els
worth attending court here this week
The Isabella dance Monday night was
said to have been an excellent SOC al
event.
The Virmond Sisters have a rev
millinery sign on the front of their
building.
The Fort Riley Orchestra viii be
here April 23cd. to play for dance 1T
the Essex Hall.
James Swires, who has been at the
Hays hospital for some time, went
home Saturday.
Mrs. Tim Logan of Denver is here
visiting at the home of Mrs. L ahF
and other fTiards.
The L o. o. F. Golden Belt Assoeia-
ton viii meet st Wilson, April oath.
Don't forget the date.
C. F. McLain this week put a new
coat of plastering on the Essex Hall.
also built three new chimneYe.
C. W. Miller. district deputy Grand
Master of Kansas Masons, inspected
AppeIIo Lodge at Ellis, Friday evening
Last Tuesday afternoon City Health
officer. Dr.. Snyder quaraEtined the
home of john Mccarthy for scarlet
fever.
Joe Ryan, who has been in the U. s.
Navy for the past four year, is expect
ed home by the first Of next month; !;
his time of enlistment having expired.
John Fox automatically eliminated
himself as roustabout at King Bros.
drug store, but We understand thst
John is still selling high-grade kindling
wood at low-grads prices.
Veterinary Surgeon Moye this week
tested a heard of eleven head of cattle
belonging to the Msddsns, for tubur-
culosis, also one horse for CHAMBERS.
The animals were then shipped to Kit
Carson, Colorado, TO parties who had
purchased them,
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Brown were glad to. greet them here
this week. He was formerly pastor OF
the Presbyterian church here but now
lives in Hill City. Their daughters,
Ruth and Katie Brown, are now pro-
fessional nurses, and are located in
Los Angeles.
Thos Bark of Russell disd at the
Soldiers Home Monday and was bug
led at Rassell Thursday. He was
member of Hays Commandery. The
following Sir Knights went-to the fun
eral: Geo. Philip, Jr., C. W. Miller,
VIM. Hall, ". II. Carrick, Geo King.
and 3, F Addison.
Ask your grocer for "a 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
C. A. whitney, a former resident Of
Hays and the man who conducted the
first moving picture show in this city,
writes from Norton. Kansas where lie
and his wife are at present staying,
and wants to know what the prospects
are for starting a first-elas5 picture
show in Hays. The prospects Tor
starting" are good-but as there i
nov one excellent show of the Kin J,
and three moe which will be opened
bY the first OF the month, The outlook
for business would seem to be rather
slim.
It is more than pleasing TO note that
the 90th. Messiah that drew Thousands
of musical lovers to Lindsbors from
all oyer the state was under the dire c.
tioa Of Prof Il. E. MailoY. He Is to
be tha musical director OF our college
rthe ensuing year ard in the coming
years the musical mecca will be shifted
one hundred miles further west Per
aaps Prof. Hajlcy has the greatest yer
Itation as ehoras director of any per-
zon vest OF the Mississippi The Has
Normal is TO be congratulated in being
able to secure the services OF Mr.. Nal
ioY- TIE Kansas Civ Times saus Of