The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-05
RuckeYe consIomsratione.

Sunday with parents.
June Gosser was a caller at Obleys,
Saturday She went after starter.
For who?
Mary Etzel, who has been working
for Ruby Gosser, returned home and
Anna Blender has taken her place for
the summer.
Ben and Andy Ash make calls every
Saturday night. Wonder where they
go?
Frank Payne has been breaking hor-
ses during the rainy weather. We will
soon see Frank driving new team.
Leila Haddock is working for Mrs.
Ed Crenshaw.
Will Jones and Phil Soverns were
callers at Crenshaws, Friday.
Ike Obey gave June Gosser a setting
of guinea eggs. She's going into the
guinea business.
There were not many in town for
Decoration on account of the bad roads. /
Bernice Foster went west with Mrs.
Bill Hall to help her get settled in her
new home.
Mrs. Roly Joy and baby are expected
home this week.
Teddy Gosser and Andy Ash do lots
of riding to the neighbors after sun
/ down.
On account of the wet weather And
rev Jensen has decided not to move his
house as he is afraid the grounds too
soft and it might sink clean out of
sight.
Peter Felten has been playing mail
man for few days and he always tries
to reach his Uncle Dode's for dinner.
Mrs. Viii Robinson is up from Law
renee and intends to visit Buckeye be-
fore returning.
Weather profit: It's going to clear
up cloudy and come dry drizzle and a
warm frost that will freeze the pump
kins.
Dory Gosser made business trip to
the Saline Friday.
Willie Gosser was a caller at Blend
er's, Thursday. Gee, the little boys
are doing fine.
Bill Obley's ''buH tractor" will slide
off of Push hill if it rains much more.
Clarence Allender and Bill Gosser do
lots of riding around this wet weather.
Gladys Blender we understand serves
all gentleman callers with buildings and
radishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eaton and children
spent pleasant day at Gosser's, Sun
! day.
Mr.. Barney Leinmiller left Sunday
night for Arkansas City on account of
bad health.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Balls and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Davis spent
a very enjoyable afternoon at Mrs.
2 Obleys, Sunday.
D Mary Etzel was caller at Ruby Cos
r sers, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Douglas Montgomery spent Sun
day with her mother in Buckeye.
Mr.. Payne and family spent Sunday
: in Hays.
The Buckeye people are waiting fol
e that "said'' surprise.
Mr.. Chas. Gosser went to town Wed.
!, nesday and had to stay couple days
as the roads were too muddy for the
Ford"
Lou Gosser, of the Saline, ate supper
= at his brother, Dodes, Sunday.
d Mrs. Gosser was caller at Obleys
/ Monday afternoon.
e Frank Stoner enjoyed Sunday Will
it his friend Teddy.
e The Buckeye bachelors say they vii
be glad when Leap Year comes. Sew
t eral are looking for cooks.
b Andy and Ben Ash spent nice da,
e on the river, Sunday. They say they
= are going fishing some Sunday.
A number Of the Buckeye people at
tended the burial of the Stutzmal
i bodies which were burnt some tim,
:, ago.
o The people of Buckeye wish that tn,
Is coyote hunters of Hays would come ant
catch the coyotes that are prowlinC
,e around the country.
1t Johnny and Martha Etzel, NelH
q Gosser, Ike Obey and Leo Miller wer
also callers of Teddy's, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Crissman, Mr.. Jerry Fellers an,
= Mr.. Etzel were callers at Mr.. Lein
y millers, Sunday.
= Mr.. Clements, who has been at tn
A poor farm, was taken to his home
ID Sunday.
is Mr.. Lou Gordon is reported quit
m sick at this writing.
pr Mr., James Kubart, of Nebraska, is
lie visitor at Chas. Gossers, this week.
% Hans Jensen has cute little clerk
3 but he's bashful just like Hans.
Is Mr.. Balls, Mr. Joy and Mr.. Crissmal
IN are doing some road business this week
q Emerson Balls little boy is quite sicl
d at this writing.