The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-29

| WOELn GnlS week.
Edna Mutton went to Manhattan
Wednesday morning.
Pat Deane and wife drove over to
Plainville, Tuesday.
Guy Waldo and Mr. Martin were over
from Ellis. Wednesday.
Walter Steadman has purchased
new Overland automobile.
A. A. Wiesner is Installing a refrig-
Grating plant in his store.
C. W, Miller met with the Republican
State Committee at Topeka, Tuesday.
Mrs. Addison and children have re-
turned from brief visit to PIainVille
Mrs. John Leisure is here from Rus
sell county visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam
Croft.
". T. Cough agent for the Abilene
Nurseries was in Hays Monday Of this
week.
For canning and preserving tomatoes
call up 132.
Andrew Meier brought in two loads
of fine watermelons from the Saline
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pernand and daughter
are here on a weeks visit at the home
of DR.. Hennefich.
Jack MiddIekauff, Hugo Kohl, Ben
Westbrook, and Chas. Reeder Jr., went
camping and fishing this week.
Chas. B. Lorenz, brother Of D. P.
Lorenz of this city, is at Ellis buying
wheat for the Ellsworth Elevator Co.
LosT.-One bay horse five years old,
weight about 800 pounds. Finder please
notify Ed JANTzEN, Phone 365
Prof. b. E. Pierce and family have
moved into their new home recently
purchased through the Miller Bros.
agency.
The largest and best assortment of
watches, clocks and jewelry in the
county is carried by II. Tholen & Son
at Victoria.
At the party council in Topeka, G. W.
Miller was chosen chairman Of the 9th
district republican executive congress
sionaI committee.
For canning and preserving tomatoes
call up 1872.
C.. W. Miller has improved farms
to sell cioye to Ellis in Trego county,
on terms and pricess that will astOnish
you. They are snaps.
See H. Thelen & Son at Victoria for
that watch you are going to buy,
whether for father, mother, sister,
brother or sweetheart.
| Mrs. Dave Nlckles and daughter,
Doris, are here from Abilene. Miss
Doris will attend the Fort Hays Kans-
as State Normal this winter
Miss Katie Sargent who has been
visiting relatives and friends at Clay
Center, Kansas, the past two months,
came home Monday evening.
For canning and preserving tomatoes
call up 1872.
Streat Cox arrived home Monday,
from Texas, on q short visit to home
folks and also to look after some un-
finished business here in Hays.
Frank Fields has been Mayor pro TEN
this week, in the absence Of Mayor
! Chittenden, who has been viewing the
Rocky Mountains. from Denver.
The telephone company this week,
got in another car of 500 telephone
poles from Michigan, to use In their
PIainvilIe and other extensions.
i FARM FoR SALE:-Six miles south of
Ellis, we'll improved, pasture and
wheat land, good house, good well, all
fenced. A. W. NOBLE.
The polls are.now open again for the
November election and will continue to
be open until ten days before election.
Those who did not register before the
primary should do so if they wish to
vote November 3rd.
Joe WeigeI Of the Hays Mill and EIe-
vator Co., has recently purchased 9
1915 Maxwell roadster He also has
secured the agency of the machines
and will soon have them on the market
here The Maxwell is said to be the
best car on the market for the money.
Has all the latest improvements incluj
ing an electrict starter.
For canning and preserving tomatoes
call up 1872.
Wedding announcements have beer
received of the marriage on August 8tf
OF Miss Louise Teuuant to Mr.. Franz
D. Young. Miss Tenant lived her;
some years ago, when her brother wa
connected with the Yocemento Cemen
Works. The young couple will MAKE
their hoEe in Minneapolis, MINI. Hel
young friends here extend congrstula
tions.
John ChittendeD is collecting agricnl
turaI products for the fair at WIGHT;
next mcnth. He showed Us severs
stalks Of corn, the like Of which can b
found In no other state in the Unio
and in no other county but Ellis. Their
we're from one to two large well form
ed, we'll filed ears On each stock. Th
II vhoIe field vEiII average so or 75 busble