The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-05
Sweet potato plants at Matthews

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E. C. Waldo was down from Ellis,
Wednesday.
W. A. Eppler was down from Ellis,
Wednesday.
W. S. Mann and wife were down
from Ellis, Sunday.
Ollie Robinson and wife were up from
Wilson over Sunday.
Ralph Archer says the town is full of
pretty school-ma ans.
The Telephone company unloaded
car of poles Saturday.
B. B. Weigel, the Herzog butcher,
was in Hays, Tuesday.
Sophia Goetz, the Herzog merchant,
was in Hays, Tuesday.
John Dechant and wife were visiting
friends in Hays, Sunday.
Rev. Hale has been absent this week
on conference church business.
Harry Pestana made the Memorial
address at Dorrance, last Saturday.
Roger Miller has moved from the old
Furbeck property to the Presbyteri an
parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Reed and baby
daughter are here from Missouri for
the summer.
The Stimits family have moved to
Hays from Yocemento, and will make
their home here.
Mrs. Justus Walters, who was re-
Gently operated on at the Hays hospital,
is improving nicely.
Mrs. Leahy has rented one of her
cottages to the Lord family, who took
possession last week.
Buster Brown is head hurry-up boy
: at Henry Winters hardware store.
Tell him your troubles.
A young lady was brought over from
Lacrosse, Monday, and was operated
on at the Hays hospital.
Al Oldham and his father-in-law,
Jonah Mutton, made a flying trip to
Trego county, Monday.
Mrs. Gladhart and her grandfather
Brown returned few days ago from a
visit to relatives in Missouri.
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Mrs. Henry McVey and small daugh-
ter of Hill City, visited grandpa viii
Kraus several days last week.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
have food sale at Basgall's store, Sat
arday, June 5, beginning at 1890.
There were q number of Austrians
down from north of Ellis, Tuesday,
taking out their naturalization papers.
The past two weeks the town and
country have been over-run by agents
of all kinds for articles of every des-
cription.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter have rented
rooms for housekeeping in the Freese
cottage on Normal avenue. Mr.. Potter
is in school.
Tuesday, Al Oldham, west of town on
the Experiment State, sold his entire
wheat crop and improvements to Fran
els Blender.
Mrs. Jerry Fellers returned Wednes-
day evening from her visit to Carleton,
| Nebraska, where she had been visiting
her son Harvey.
E. T. Englesby is here for another
season from Manhattan college, He
has taken dairyman's position at the
Experiment Station.
Tuesday, Probate Judge F. E. McLair
issued marriage license to Jane:
Hubert of Atkinson, Nebraska, and
Miss Lena Gosser of Hays.
| Mrs. Roy Thomas was taken to the
University hospital at Kansas City
Tuesday night. Mrs. Frank Moore
her mother, accompanied her.
III Probate Judge F. E. McLain wa!
transacting business at Ellis, Monday
of this week. B. C. Arnold acted a
Probate Judge during his absence.
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II Henry Winters took Mr.. and Mrs
Palmburg over to Plainville, Sunday, il
his automobile, Prof. Van Cleave &C
companied them as ''head pusher.'' -
Mrs. Joy has been very Ill at he
= home in the south part of Hays, for th
past two weeks. At present she is bet
= ter though still unable to be up all Q
the time.
Lost.-A Ford auto top. Finder wi
please leave at Free Press Office.
Wednesday afternoon, one of tn
prisoners working on the streets
young fellow-concluded he had ha
about enough, ''just walked off, an
failed to return.
Sweet potato plants at Matthews.
Mesdames A. L. Halsted, G. Z
Helder, E. G.. Montague and P. {
Helder entertained from 8 to 5 o
Thursday afternoon at the home c
Mrs. Halsted at the Station.
The pulpit of the Lutheran chure
will be occupied morning and evening
this Sunday, by Rev. C. G. Stac!
pastor of the Lutheran church {
Runka- Hill Kansas