The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06

handsome Strich & Zeidler piano for
their church.
Orders for cream puffs at the Bon
Ton Parlor IN the Ryan building.
c. 81. Raynesford Of Ellis was here
before the Board of Equalization, the
first of the week.
One Of the oldest inhabitants tells u
that the tree foliage in Hays has never
been as heavy as it is now.
MISS Cecilia Deane returned Monday
from Russell where the Deane sisters
have branch millinery store.
II is reported that 25E inches of rain
fell on Wards desert, over on the
Smoky, during the recent rains.
Harold Gill transacted business 10
Abilene this week, enjoyed also visit
with cd friends while there.
Mr.. Harvey, the new Professor of
English, to assist Miss Grass, at the
Normal. arrived the frst OF the week
Albert Reed, who has been teaching
at Woodston, arrived home Sunday and
is attending summer school at the
Normal.
Mrs. W. ". Paul has the most beau
tifdI roses in town and many handsome
bouquets were given to her friends on
Decoration day.
/ There were many strangers here
Decoratl ton day. VINO were out at the
cemetery to pay remembrance to rela-
tiyes and friends
Just received a car of potatoes at
SchIyer & Arnholds. The last car be-
fore harvest. Better lay in q supply
at once.
| a fine assortment of home made can
dies at the Bon Ton ice cream parlo-.
Anton Herbs auto skidded into tele-
phone pole at the north east corner of
Juniats and Chestnut streets, last Sun
day afternoon, due to the wet ground.
No damage was done.
Monday morning the Summer term
of the State Normal began with a big
crowd of students, while the Ellis and
Trego county Institutes being held
there helped crowd the buildings.
| Pare, home made ice cream at the
Sou Ton Parior and Tea room opposite
the depot in the Ryan building.
The person who exchanged umbrellas
Monday at the postofice, will please
return same and get their own 1t is
waiting for the person indicated.
Prof. ard Mrs. Malloy entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holm at the Null
roy Cafe, Monday evening. The event
was arranged in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Holm's wedding anniversary.
All sizes screen wire ct Winters.
Saturday Afternoon Club meets with
Mrs. J. H. Ward, Saturday, June 6
This is the last meeting of the year so
good attendance is desired.
Dr.. Hennerich who, with his wife,
vent to st. Louis about two weeks
ago via the automobile route, returned
Wednesday evening. He reports
pleasant trip.
One-minute Washer at Winters.
DIR. Snyder went to Kansas City to
accompany his wife home, Saturday.
Fishing tackle at Winters.
City Marshal Troth requests Us to
say that all persons, regardless of siz
OF age, who are caught riding on the
sidewalk, any distance whatever, will
be arrested and fined.
Attorney L. B. BeardsleY of Russell.
candidate for Judge of the 23rd Judicial
district, was in Hays Wednesday. He
reports that in his travels over the dis
trict, he is meeting with decided en-
co1ragemeDt in his candidacy.
SherWin- Williams paint at Winters
Mr. w. h. Nelson, young business
man Of Ada. Kansas, drove across the
country IL his touring car and spent
Sunday, week ago, out at Peter
Johnson'a. He says the crops all the
way through from Salina, are good,
though no better than in and around
Hays.
Miss Neva Bell, who is employed as
ssenographer at the Hays mill, left
Monday evening for Colorado Springs
on a two weeks vacation. She will
attend the commencement exercises Of
the High School in that city where her
brother, Leland, is one of the gradual
ing class.
George Drake favored this office With
, specimen of Kentucky blue grass,
over four feet high, grown in his lot
Persons doubling the truthfuIness of
this statement can see the proof by
calling at the Free Press Office.
1t is the rule Of tie Ellis County Sun
day School Association to give to the
Sunday School outside of Hays, that
has the largest delegation present. a
flag add also flag to the Sunday