The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-21

! ]. Bell Tuesday afternoon.
The Hays Music Club met with Mrs.
E. B. Matthew Wednesday evening.
Audy HoseIey and F. B. Pratt of Eur
ich, attended court here this week.
Mrs Guy Thomas is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. J, G. Farley. in Kansas City.
Mrs. Anna Gay was here this week
from Russell. visiting with her parents
Dir. and Mrs. Roenfeldt.
M ]. Bell did a good job of paper
hanging W ednesday in the Robinson &
Chitte nden real estate Office.
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Eppler were here
from WaKeeney Wednesday, visiting
friends.
]. E. Emmerson of Logan. Phillips
County, attended the meeting of the
Farmers Union here this week.
Mr.. M. H. Bird of Rawlins County,
Is here visiting his brother, Prof. j. S.
Bird of the State Normal, and attend
ing the state meeting Of the Farmers
Union.
Wednesday evening the Free Pre- is
was pleasantly Surprised by pleasant
call from Mr. and Mrs. D. Williams.
R, Hitchcock OF the RevieW-HeadiiRht
and Miss Anna Goodchuck, all of Ellis.
IRE basket ball gama between K U.
and Normal Tuesday evening resulted
ia a victory of % to "a in favor OF Mo-
nal Those Normal kids are hard to
down az has been experienced by sew
eral visiting teams this year.
Harvey Hogg and Miss Neva Bell are
taking music lessons from Prof. Arndr,
the German music teacher. We presume
they will soon become so proficient
that they can play 'fUnder the Anheus-
er Busch" with all the variations.
Mr. and Mrs AzaI Cochran entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday, Profs. ]. b. Beach
and wife, G. R. Tilford and wife, Ira
Van CIeave and wife, T. b. Wood and
wife, and L. D. Wooster and wife Of
the Normal.
The Musical given by Miss Helen
Pestana last Friday night. considering
the inc lemency of the weather, was
we'll patronized by an appreciative aud
fence She was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. NeIswanger, Mr. Paul Arndt and
Mr. Roth of Russell.
Miss GLADYS Morrison entertained the
U I'll Oh ci>1
O'Clock dinner in honor Of her birthday.
The dining room was prettily decorat-
ed in red and white hearts the Fresh
man coIors, The evening was spent in
music and games. Everybody enjoyed
good time and wished her many more
happy birthdays.
It is rumored that A. o. Robinson
will be candidate before the Angus
primary, for Sheriff of Ellis Comfy.
CAP as he is famiIIiatsy called by his
many friends, has been in Ellis County
from almost time immemorial. Is a
thorough Kansan, an honest and up
right citizen we'll qualified for the office
We are reliably informed that Just
ice F. E McLain will be candidate
before the August primary for the very
important Office of Judge of the Pro
bate Court Mr.. McLain is one of the
prominent and substantial citizsns of
the city, an old soldier, (member of
Varce Post G. A. R.) and MAJ well
qualified for the Office to which he
aspires. The voters of Ellis County
could not select better man for the
Office.
Last Wednesday evening the Jain
Hays Camp Of the Royal Neigbors met
in regular session with large attend
ance. After the lodge closed a commit
tee Of the gentlemen members of the
Camp very nicely surprised the ladies
by entertaining with cards after which
they brought forth a delicious Iu 1ch
served by George Starr. All left at
late hour agreeing that the committee
in charge certainly were co 1al to the
occasion.
Under the head of political announce
ments in this issue of the Free Press,
you will note the name of Anton Gross
who is asking the severn voters (male
and female) to support him for the
Office of Sheriff of Ellis County. Anton
has been a resident of Ellis CeuntY for
so many years that he has almost for
gotten the date of hia arrival, All
these years he has been an honest, up
right citizen He is well qualifi d for
the office and has hosts of fr lends who
will be glad to support him.
Geo. Philip & Son received hind
quarter Of buffalo meat from the Philip
Ranch near For Pierre, South Dakota,
Thursday morping. In Kansas City
buffalo steak, when a market is so fort
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