The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-13

Mrs. Roy Lenox is sick at the Hays
Hospital.
GIN. Cox has car of box apples on
the track.
John Neinberger was ovor from Ellis
Thursday.
H. A. Cowan unloaded car of egg
case filters, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Havemann are
home from Kansas City.
Carl Staab, of Catherine, visited
friends in Hays, several days this
week.
It is reported that Mrs. Geo. Griffith
is again in the hospital at Calgary,
I, Canada.
Mrs. Bartel is enjoying visit from
her father, whose home is in Alma,
Kansas.
T.G. Gosser received thoroughbred
mare from c. W. Lamer, Monday
morning.
1t is reported that seven new resi-
dences, modern in every respect, will
be built in Hays this spring.
Jim McGrain and VIM. Bollenbeck,
of Payette, Idaho, arrived here Thurs
day with a car of western horses.
Mr.. Bailey, one of the singers at the
March Festival at the Normal, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Azel Cochran.
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i If you need milk cow, see me at
once.-Azel Cochran.
The Hays Music Club has a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. T. M.
Wood, next Tuesday afternoon at 300
o'clock.
Jacob Feitz, who has been in the
Kansas City hospital for the past two
months, is slowly improving and is ex-
pected home soon.
Word comes from Meridian, Idaho
that c. A. Joslin, former Hays boy
is rejoicing over the arrival in his home
of C. A. Joslin, Jr.
Miss Evangeline Healy, of Wallace
Kansas, is the guest of Mrs. c. W
Reeder during the Golden Belt Teach
ers Association.
We have some extra good. young
mares for sale.-Azel Cochran.
If you want thoroughbred Rhode Is
land Red eggs for setting, call up 281;
G. W. Meyers store. Price so cents ;
setting. m1w3
Mr.. Ralph Emory of Kalamazoo
Michigan, is spending this week on his
Big Greek farm, the guest of his fore
man and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan.
i Mrs. Jacob Feitz is arranging to teal
down her present residence on East
Wilson Avenue, corner Pine, and vii
build q new and modern residence there
this spring.
The father and mother of Mrs. Chas
King arrived here the first of the week
from California, where they have beer
attending the great fair, for short
visit. They live in Chicago.
Miss Florence Edwards, formerly Of
this city, was married last week in La
Crosse to Clifford R. Elias, young
man who is railroad station agent a
Eads, Colorado, on the Missouri Pacific
Alvin Fellers shipped twenty five
birds from Redville chicken farm, thi:
week, to points as follows: Coronado
Kansas; Dona, New Mexico; New Kirk,
Oklahoma, and Canton, Kansas. The
birds brought good prices.
So as to be aure and get here on time
and to get good seats at the entertain
ments, many of the teachers came II
on the Thursday morning trains anC
found good Accommodations. Up to foul
o'clock Prof. Shively had assigned ov
er 200 to their rooms.
We have an extraordinary buncf
of high class milk cows.-Azel COch
ran.
Mrs. J.B. Cave returned Sunda!
from ST. Margaret's Hospital, Kansa
City, Kansas, where she has been fo
the past eleven weeks taking treatmen
for blood poisoning. With the excep
ton of the loss of one finger she has en-
tirely recovered.
If your eyes need attention, it is wis
dom to consult an optometrist of exper
] fence and standing. 1t will save you
eyes and prevent you making ba
i bargain. F. Sullivan, Optometrist
at Windsor Hotel, Hays, Thursday
March 18.
Miss StradaI. Superintendent of Treg
county, has again called her County In
stitute to meet here at the Fort Hay
Normal, believing the teachers ge
much more benefit from the studies an
lectures at the Normal than they woul
in their little institute in Trego county
The county superintendent this wee
sent out letters to all the teachers i
the county explaining the Boys an
/ Girls contests for the county fair i
the fall. 1t is expected that this Boys
and Girls Fair will become an annus
III event. Since the first announcement
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