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

C. E. Williams and wife returned
from Denver, Monday night.
Mrs: J. L. TiIIotson is confined to her
room with very severe cold.
The lee Plant shipped q car load of
lee Tuesday and have orders for sever
a. SIS more
Capt. J. H. Downing and wife re-
turned Monday night from their visit
to California.
Mrs A. F. Cochran. Mrs. F. K.
Meade and Miss Roper, went to Kansas
City last Friday
C. W. Miller has well improved
farm for rent-good house, barn, water,
everything first class.
Adam ReideI, one of the substantial
residents of Victoria, was in H7ys
Wednesday on business.
Fisher and his boys went to the coun-
try on Tuesday to do a job of plaster
ing fos le Of our farmers.
judge Lee Monroe is attending court
here this week as one OF the attorneys
in the Victoria Incorporation muddle.
The Daughters of Isabelle are arrang
ing to give Social dance in th G. A
R. Hall the Monday evening after East
er. on April 18Th.
Attorney John Nelson is here from
WaKeene7 visiting his sister, Mrs Wm
Harrison, who has been seriously i'll
for several days.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
held at Mankato last week, returned
Rev. a S. Hale to the Hays Church
for another year.
Scientists say the suns heat is dying
out; however that may be, we noticed
last July and August, that it was
pretty warm member yet.
Mr. ]. H Ward will leave Sunday
morning for Lindsborg, Kansas, to be
in attendance at the Messiah" ard
will remain during the week.
Andrew Feitz, an uncle OF Miss Anna
Keller, arrived here from Ohio, Sun
day. Miss Keller met him in Kansas
City. He expects to become resident
OF the city.
Mr. and Mrs. q. S. McIVor are both
suffering from an attack of pneumonia
and are under physieIan's care. Mr.
McIVor is foremsn of the News Repub-
lican Office and his place is being filled
during his illness by Mr. Frank McLain
Jr.
Nick Arnhold and family have moved
into their new home on West Norma al
Avenue. He is having a cement walk
laid in front of his property. It makes
a nice improvement to that part Of the
city.
Mr.. Paul Porter and wife of St. Paul,
Minnesota, who have been visiting his
sister, Mrs. C. D. Baughm an, for some
time was suddenly called to the sick
bed Of his father who lives near Cor
ham.
The Golden Bali 1. o o. F. Associ !
ton will meet at Wilson April 24th.. tC
celebrate the 95tb. anniversary of the
organization in the U. S. The Hays
lodge will exemplify the unwritter
work at tnat time. A pleasant and
profitable meeting is expected.
Dan Thurston, who lives on the Sa
line in the northwest part Of the coua
ty, was in Hays Wednesday of this
week. Mr.. Thurston is one of the old
est citizens of the county. having beer
here thirty five years, three years o
the time ne lived here in Hays.
''The Voices of the Women" is tht
title OF a Missionary Cantata being pre-
pared By Mrs. Hale for presentation a
the Methodist church on Easter Sab
bath evening b. over so women ant
girls of the Sunday school. She is be
ing assisted by Mrs. T. NJ Wood.
The Peterson young folks from Log
an County, who are here attenGin.
! Normal, spent Saturday and Sunday a
The Johnson home south Of Hays and !
is needless to say that the ''SWed /,
AID DAnes'' enjoyed themselves ve-
much. They are hospitable people az,
any one who visits there never fail {
enj3Y themselves.
f'Spring has come, the beau tifu
spring, that covers with gleen tht
earth The blue birds, Iarks and rob
ins, cur feathered friends, have ais
returned from their winter quartsTs i
the Sunny South. The family of blacl
martins, which, for the past fiftesl
years, have nestsd in the coping ove
Philip & Son's hardware store arrive
the morning Of April Isl. and commenc
ed housekeeping at once.
State Fish Commissioner L. L. Dycb
passed through Hays "Wednesday ever
ing on No 103 and stopped long enoug
TO leave sixtsen large cans Of fish t
pat in the streams and ponds in the v;
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