The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02
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Topeka, this week.
There was a dance at the Essex hal
one day this week.
County Attorney elect Flood of Ellis
was in Hays Monday.
The Higgins boys caught coyote
near town this week.
Miss Mabel Truan was operated on al
the Hays hospital for throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hoagland of the
Saline spent Sunday with Mrs. Runyon.
Chauncey Munson and family of Viii
son, visited C. M. Stock and family
this week.
DIR. Pruitt and family returned Mon
day night from visit with his father
at Wichita.
Ollie Robinson and wife of Wilson,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Robinson, this week.
Mrs. Glenn Tillotson, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, we are glad
to note is improving in health.
Geo. Philip, Sr., and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. L. Scott, in Kan
sas City, during the holidays.
A. P. West sold fine horse this week
to Harry Felten, which will be used in
the French army as an artillery horse.
RI. Joslin and wife who have been
visiting relatives here the past week,
left Wednesday evening for their home
in Denver.
We have noticed several sleighs on
the streets of Hays this week. Snow
sufficient for sleigh riding is something
new for Kansas.
Mrs. A. S. Hale entertained at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday even
ing, Pres. Lewis and wife, J. H. Ward
and wife, and Prof. P. Caspar Harvey.
DIR. A. H. Pruitt, our South Side Vet
erinary Surgeon and Liveryman; is
bringing our city up to first class
standard by putting in first class cab
service, night or day. Adv
Misses Audrey Burns and Millicent
Shade gave party last Monday night
to a number of their young friands
at the residence of Mrs Martin Shade.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Geo. P: Griffith is quite i'll at hospital
in Calgary, Canada. It is hoped by her
many friends in Hays that she will soon
recover
On January II, 1915, the new mem
bers of the comfy offices viii take the
oath of office, including new member
of the board, Mr.. Eli Cole from the
first district
VIM. Ford from near McCraeken,
took the train here Sunday night, for
Buford, North Dakota, for brief visit
with friends and f'whiff' of the breeze
from the sunny side of the north pole.
Phone 276, the South Side Livery
barn, for cab: only 25 cents, night OF
day, within city limits. Have cab for
country drives also.
Adv. A. H. Pruitt, Prop.
Prof. Ward Sullivan and wife, Rev,
Hale and wife, and Prof. Geo. R. Til
ford and wife attended house party at
the residence of Louis Kraus, eight
miles south of Hays, Wednesday of this
week.
On Christmas day, Mrs. Elihu Stout,
at her home on east Juniata street, en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stout,
Mrs. Rose Nolan and son Jamie, Mrs.
Maggie Fogle and Frank Stout, and q
ioVial time was enjOyed
What do you think of it? You car
ride in a fine cab to any place in the city
for only 25 cents, day or night, to anc
from trains cheaper than you can afford
to walk. Call the Pruitt South Side
Livery and Feed barn. Phone 276. Adv
E. R. Hess, wife and little daughter
Ava Elizebeth, left Friday of this weel
for Ottawa and Atchison, Kansas, on {
visit to relatives. Mr.. Hess will return
in about ten days, but Mrs. Hess ant
daughter will remain the balance of tn,
winter.
R. J. Abel, who owns a large cattl
ranch on blackberry Creek in the ives
part of Cove county, has been in tow
several days visiting his family. H
moved his family to Hays last fall t
school his children, and he contemplate
building residence as soon as he ca
secure suitable lots. The family, con
sisting of wife and five children, ar
now residing on East Juniata street i
one of Mrs. Elihu Stout houses.
A moving picture concern is now i
Dodge taking views of the town, whic
will be placed on exhibition at the eS
positions at San Diego and San Fran
cisco. The company already has pic
lures of a number of Kansas towns
The films are to be shown in the aud
torium at Topeka for a week. then ez
hibited week at Wichita and a wee
at Hutchinson. Then they viii be sen
to the exposition for use for six month
in a free moving picture house insid
the exposition grounds. Major W. I
('.Ironjaw'9 Brown of Kingman. ha
been engaged by the company to lei
ture on Kansas, and explain the pi,
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