The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-12
A car of handpicked apples on track.

Mrs. Prof. MallOy is enjoying visit
from her mother.
Miss Anna Ryan went to Salina OF
Monday to visit relatives.
For Sale. e good Iron Bedstead
Inquire of Mrs. Hoffman.
The regular services will be held al
the Lutheran church next Sunday.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
will hold a rummage sale Saturday,
Sept. 26th.
Miss Gladys Almond Of South Haven,
Kansas, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jos Irwin.
Clark Reed and family left Monday
for Southeast Missouri, where he will
teach school this year.
The Lutheran Aid Society will meet
Thursday, Sept. 18th. All membeas
are requested to be present.
Mrs. J. S. Bird and children return.
ed Monday morning from a vsit with
home folks iu Rawlins county.
Miss Burns left on Saturday for her
school work in Rush county where she
will teach during this fall and winter.
Mrs. Rose Nolan went to Topeka,
Wednesday morning, where she will
take medical treatment at one OF the
hospitals in that city.
Oshant & Smith are agents for
HART SCHAFFNER & MARKS
popular Tailor Made Suits, the best on
the market. Order your suit now
Emerson Felts. an excellent young
man from Winona, Kansas. enrolled
Monday, at the Normal. He is prepar-
ing himself for teacher.
A fire hose attached to fire plug
backed by q full head Of water pres
sure, is a most effective means of set
Ting the dust on the streets. It works
fine in Hays.
Geo. ). Grass and sons, George, Jr.
and Edgar, went to Kansas City aatur-
day. On the return trip they stopped
over in Salina Thursday, arriving home
Friday morning.
N Mrs Jerry FelIers returned Friday.
Sept. 5th, from her trip to Findlay,
Ohio. During her three months ab-
sence she also visited friends in Mich
igan, Indiana and Nebraska.
We have q car of Pennsylvania au-
thracite coal on the way. Those who
are wanting their winters supply,
should book their orders at once.
TREAT & SHAEFER
Geo. Miles and Lucille Sears were
united in marriage at Cheyenne Wells.
Colorado, Wednesd September 9th
George is a Hays boy whose father is
one of the working force at the Hays
mill.
4 warrant was issued out of Judge
Arnold's court, Thursday morning, &C
cusing a certain young man OF white |
slavery" The young woman in the
case lives Ia the county and ia about
fifteen years of age
Nicholas Korby, living a few miles
southeast Of HAYS, who has been suf-
fering long time from cancer OF the
stomach, died at his home at o'clock |
Yesterday friday morning. Inter
ment will be made in the MuDjor Catho- |
lie cemetery
Lawrence Cole, who formerly lived
here on West Juniata street, was here
last Saturday visiting friends and neigh |
bo-s n -az z1r,r=uod 70 uoo Tho oitv I
growing so nicely, and to note the pros
perity of our farmers. He is over ak |
feet tall, il attending the State UniVer
sity and on their football team.
Among the new students who have
arrived to attend the State Normal |
here this term, are young lady from |
Indiana, young lady from Smith Cen
ire and two young men. former stu
dents Of Prof. Malloy at Lindsborg.
who have come here TO continue their |
muaic under his direction.
Word came to Hays early in the
week, that Rev. E, B. KilIinger had died !
Tuesday morning, Sept. 1st, st bis
home in Washington, D. G, after |
the Lutheran pulpit in Hays, from |
1887 to 1891, and will be well remem- |
bered by all who were here during that
time.
The wheat baronE. i. e. the farmers
Of Kansas and especially of Ellis eoun-
ty, are getting pretty ''chesty." Ar
other crop like the one OF 1914, and We
unfortunate EelIers OF the towns and
cities won't be able TO live with them
Dollar wheat now and perhaps 81 25 by
the f ST of the year, makes the boys of
the agricultural districts step high.
And why not? They deserve il.
There have come TO Hays citizeDE
many things worth while in the last
year but perhaps the greatest honor
that has come to any OF our citizens,
has been to President v. A. Lewis of
the Normal We knew be was q big
man and that he was making more than
good. but IL is with plsasuse that We
announce that one OF the largest q NJ