The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-14
Mrs. Garland is seriously i'll.

Mrs E. Solomon spent Saturday with
relatives in Hays
Gail Grass spent the week end visit
ing friends in Hays
Mrs Ed Blender and family mQtored
to WaKeeney, Sunday.
DIR. Pruitt is expected home from
Kansas City, this week.
Anton Herl and Charley Reidel pur-
chased Ford cars this week.
Miss Agnew and Miss Grass visited al
the Station, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Scott and daughter, of McCrack-
en-, are. visiting in Hays, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hockensmith
went to Catherine, Sunday afternoon.
Special sale of hats and all millinery
goods for ten days only at Miss Deane's.
Phil Markey and family, who have
been living near Ellis, moved to Hays,
Friday.
Mrs. Grace Hubbard is here from
Kansas City visiting her mother, Mrs
Goodan
Chas. Reidel has sold his fine bay
driving team and purchased new Ford
automobile
W. A. Campbell, in the north part of
the city, is building a substantial ad-
dition to his residence.
Miss Bertha Oldham and Miss Caro-
line Hardy, of WeKeeney, visited in
Hays, Sunday afternoon.
PIANO TUNING. -Hagel, the well
known piano tuner, will be in Hays
about the middle of November.
W. P Montgomery is expected home
this week. Mrs. Montgomery is i'm
proving but is not well enough to come
home
Miss Frances Focht, stenographer in
the Citizens State Bank, went to Plain
vile, Friday, to work in the bank at
that place.
Mr.. R. A. Even of Natoma, will put
on an autopolo game at Hays, on the
Normal grounds, the first day of the
Short Course.
Strayed from Poor Farm, a yearling
heifer coming two year old, red with
white star on forehead, with horns
Finder please notify Henry Drake.
Frank Replogle has commenced the
creation of modern residence in East
Hays, south of the track. Another
substantial Improvement for the First
Ward
M. G. Kirkman motored over to Ster-
ling, Wednesday, to witness the foot
ball game between the Normal and
Cooper teams.
Mrs. C. J. Smith was called to her
former home in Elk City, Kansas, on ac-
count of the death of a cousin. She
left Sunday morning.
The Daughters of Isabella will give a
dance at the Essex Hall, Thursday ev-
ening, Nov. 10, 1914. Everybody in
vited. Admission S1.0O.
All is serene at the court house. The
boys have forgotten the excitement OF
the election and have settled /down to
business just as though nothing out OF
the ordinary had happened.
When you want the editor to roast
somebody why not try writing the arti-
Gle yourself and signing your name tc
it? Why should not you shoulder the
responsibility? Nobody pays the editor
for being the goat. Mark Gretchen.
Those who attended the football game
at Sterling, Wednesday, were: Gay
Tillotson, Glen Tillotson, Mayor Chitten
den, DIR. Meade, Walter Steadman
George King, Al Nickles and wife
Maggie Cave, Mrs. VanCleave, Ed Re;
and daughter, Mrs. Hennerich, Chas
Harkness, c. Faith, and Lincoln Ward
We are glad to note that Henry Nc
Vey, who is graduate of the For
/ Hays State Normal, has been electet
court clerk of Graham county by a ma
jority Of II. Henry is a son-in-law o
F. W. Kraus and worthy young MAJ
pre-eminently fitted for the job. He i
a lawyer of Hill City and stands high i
his profession:
Wy. Morgan, in the Hutchinso
News, says: ''In the state institution
of Kansas there viii be no political ad
ministation. Officers and employe
should be retained and employed regard
less of politics, the only requiremen
being efficiency. Economy should b
the rule but never at the expense G
good service or the good welfare. -
The Normal football team went t
Sterling, Wednesday, to play the boy
of Cooper Institute. The game was
hot one from start to finish and Norma
ii gave Cooper the worth of their none.
Cooper won to O, but it was far fro
a walk-over. Ten automobiles took Il
team and the Hays rooters over to Ste
ling. A return game viii be played {
the Normal ground Thanksgiving Da.
The Normals have on their war pail
and Cooper viii have to look to the
laurels.
II Chas. Reeder,z4r., accompanied
/ c. w. Reeder, Sr. and wife, drove ov
TO Garden City, Wednesday. They le
Hays at 9 q. m. and arrived at Gard,
4 lrr-s