The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-25

R F. Joy was in from Buckeye town
ship, Tuesday:
C.M. Holmquist was in Ellis betweer
trains, Monday.
August Gunther was here from West
Saline, Wednesday.
II you mead a hat. buy it now. Your
choice 81 90 at Virmonds
See the new Weber wagon at Earlz
& Sons. The best on earth.
For one week only. any trimmed hat
or shape for one dollar. at Virnonds.
Commissioner wm. Grabbe was in
Hays with load OF wheat, Monday.
The GAINESVILLE and Moline sulky and
gang plows at Early & Sons. See them
Mayor Chittenden and Al Robinson
drove over 20 Yocemsnto, Tuesday, IL
tie Mayors car.
The Big CreaEs (Cabil) ranch unload
ed a rumbe- of sheet iron grain bins.
MoEd4y morning.
Professor Sh;vsly made trip to
Bro1nali and UCica, last week, on pre-
fsEsional business.
Col " A. Sapp, democratic candi-
date for U. S Senator, is slated to be
in H4ys IN a few days.
Some men VIZ Do nore for you and
Humanity If they fsar yo1, than if they
Io7e you. This Is the reason for the
Big Stick.
I; is reported that Mss Barnard,
WHO lives OF the SaIne, and q man ny
the mama Of Volt. eloped the first of
the week aad were married st Stock
ton.
Nick Sch'yer has gone to Salt Lake
City to accompany his wife and babies
home from their visit there, During
his absence John Sehlyer is assisting in
the implement house.
A A Buenning, representative of
the Jenkins Sons Piano Co., now doing
business in Hays, is not selling pianos
on commission but is paid q regular sal
ary for his services reports to the con-
trary not Withstanding.
This office received a pleasant caIl,
this week, from our friend and former
Normal student, G. C. Moore Grover
aiIl spend his second year at z. U. this
winter whers he Will complete the A.
3. work and begin the study of Law.
Jerry FeIiers Iefc Thursday morning,
for Ohio, whera Mrs. Fellers has been
visiting for soma time. After enjoy
ing life in the B ezeye Sszte for sea-
son, thsy will return together to the
home of their best love, good old Hays
on the fruitful plains of wheat galore
Kansas.
Geo. Caldwell. Secretary of the Gold
en- Belt Autompbi'e Association, vas n
Hays Thursday forenoon, IN the inter
est of good roads The organic alton
offers to fuEniah paint, danger signs.
ETC., ard The local autoists are asked to
paint the posts and put up the signs.
Mayor Chittend=n took him to R RIsseiI
in the afternoon n his automobile.
Perhaps the majority of the readers
Of the Free Press have read the ac-
count of a recent meeting of the sur
viyors (Shree in number) of q battle
with the Indians, which occursd fifty
years ago. on Cow Creek near Lyons,
Kansas. One Of the survivors OF the
battle, T W. Carmichael, was here
this week, the guest of Alex Philip
Alex and he have been friends for many
years and Mr.. Philips was present at
the meeting at Lyous
Miss Prue Morgan entertained in
formally, Saturday evening. in honor
of her brother, Mr.. Clinto1 H. Morgan
and his wife of Dstrois. Michigan.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Irwin.
Nr. and Mrs. Clinton h. Morgan, Miss
Anna HauleY, Miss Lena Brown, Iva
Morgan, Prua Morgan. Mr. G c,
Moore and Hr. D. ii Robinson. Ths
evening was spent in conversation
Music was furnished b7 a Victrola
Misses Prua and Iva Morgan served
pineapple sherbet and cake to ths
guests.
c. N. Wann OF Hays CITY, IN con
pan7 with his brotheE-in-law, Y. J.
Bathsrd. of Minneapolis, MINI ard a
A. Hefin OF Wnone, III. were II LIZ
Crosse last Tuesday. TIE two last
named Own a good mluy acres Of Rusa
county land and Jas. 4. Little, who
has charge OF their business here. sa7s
they are vsrg we'll pleased with theIr
investments. They are very pleasant
gentlemen ard the writer has been ae-
qaainted with Hessrs. Wann and Beth
ard ever since coming to Kansas, TWEEN
tY-nine years aZo this simmer. TheS
were in business at Russell Ia 2n--Lz-
Crosse Chieftain
The papa=s over the state, esp eciaIly
those south on the Ssnte Fe and
PizinviIie and Il HoxIs over on the ) :.
lima branch, are blowing about th=
automooila roads-ths Red Line, the
White Line, the Blue Line, etc Hox
lie SAYS The cars passing ever the Red
AMI White Lie vii aze,aze one >
hour" 'FYouse fellows" are 10. ii !;
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