The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-06


who can sell your property. You vii
find him a. the Free Press Office.
Ellis county is still without sheriff.
Pratt and Lambert varnish at Win
ter's.
/ Miss Helen Pestana is home from
Chicago.
F. / Murrin was down from Ellis
Tuesday.
! Elmer Solornan was here from south
Of Ellis Tuesday.
Leland Bell made trip to Lincoln,
Nebraska, last week.
John Hall made a business trip to
! Kansas City Monday.
Ben Fink of Russell, was in Hays
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
I Geo. T. Fisher, Kansas fire insurance
+ inspector was in Hays Friday of last
week.
! c. w. Reeder has sold his half sec
ton of land north of town to Fred
Koerner.
/ c. M. Holmquist attended a meet
ing of the city council at Victoria last
Friday.
Those who have agreed to work on
the white way will please report at this
office at once.
Mr.. Heep, of Lyon county, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. Hubbel.
He arrived Thursday morning.
Chas. Riedel, the Maxwell automobile
agent at Hays, has been out on his farm
threshing wheat this week.
The Hays Music club will meet with
Mrs. Azel Cochran next Tuesday after
noon instead of with Mrs. Victor Holm.
Nearly all the material for the
/ White Way has arrived and work
will be commenced some time next
week.
j. H. Simminger and wife returned
Tuesday from weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Rollins county,
Kansas.
County Treasurer Fred N Dreiling
will move his family up from Victoria
next week. He will occupy the Joe
Basgall reaidence,
Mrs. J. Fellers and two children left
Tuesday morning for Newman, Illinois,
to visit sick sister. They expect to
be absent month or more.
Gus RiedeI and Geo. johnson left
Sunday night for California and the
Panama Exposition. The boys expect
TO be absent about thirty days.
A group convention of the State
Banking association will meet at Ellis
worth next Tuesday. All the Ellis
county banks will be represented.
Mr.. E. R. Sits a prominent farmer
from near Gorham was pleasant cal |
Ter at the Fres Press Office Wednesday, |
He ordered the Free Press sent to his
address.
E. NJ. McClain left Sunday morning |
for the east part of the state on two
weeks vacation. He travelled by tbs
motorcycle route, making 27O miles
Sunday.
C. w. Miller, Jr., deputy district
Grandmaster of the Masonic Lodge,
visited the Russell lodge officially,
Tuesday evening. G. W. Miller, Sr.,
accompanied him.
All Saints Day was appropriately
celebrated by the Lutheran church peo=
pie last Sunday, and All Saints Day
was celebrated last Monday by the
Catholic people.
November phonegraph records on
sale at Markwell's. n6w2
John Leikam, this week, purchased
thirty head of Hereford calves of Alex
Philip & Son of the Big Greek ranch.
Mr.. Leikam says he will breed only
white face cattle in the future.
The Lutheran Ladies aid will pre-
sent Miss Effie Graham in Moving up
into the King Row." at the Trinity
Lutheran church Friday, Nov. 10, 1915, |
at 8:15 p. m. admission 35 cents, stu
dents 25 cents,
Herbert Schultz, former Hays boy
who has been in Los Angeles, Galifor- /!
mia, for four an five years past arrived
in Hays Wednesday morning. He will |
visit his father Henry until after the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. A. ]. Walters, who owns 160
acres of Ellis county land, Tuesday, I
presented the Free Press office with .
number of large luscious pears out of a
box of this excellent fruit which was
recently shipped him from Hancock
county, Illinois. Mr.. Walters has the
thanks of the Free Press family.
November phonograph records on
sale at Markwell's. n6T2 I
The U. P. up to the present time has
not moved the stock yards, and we pre-
sumo that next year it viii be the same
old story. The officials of the road no
doubt think that people of Western /
Kansas have been fooled so much that /
a time or two more won't cut much ice.