The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-09
SEE BURNS.
Mrs. AKeriIl spent Tuesday in Ellis.

shop.
He. Erb was over from Ellis Thurs
day.
Attorney Ed Rea was at Russell,
Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Malloy and Mr.. Obert
will go to Bunker Hill tonight.
Peter Johnson, Jr., leaves Sunday for
business trip to Kansas City.
have few nice second hand rocking
chairs left, will sell cheap. Lewis
Rurns.
J. H. Downing was appointed Police
Judge at the meeting of the City Coun-
Gil, Thursday.
Jacob Rupp and Elizabeth Braun were
married at the court house by Judge
Bissing, January End.
Attorney J. H Simminger has moved
to the room over the postofice, recent
ly occupied by F. E. McLain.
The High School basket ball boys
played Ellsworth, Friday night, and
Wilson this Saturday night.
Lisle Freshour, who was in the Kan
sas Farmer motorcycle contest which
closed Dec. 81, won third prize, $50
music box.
We are glad to see Mrs. Reed able to
be about once more. She is yet a little
weak, but is making steady progress
toward complete recovery.
Geo. Brown, county clerk elect, has
been staying around the house this
week, unable to be at his place of bust
ness on account of lame back.
Jacob Feitz, accompanied by his wife,
left for Kansas City on Tuesday night
where he will take surgical treatment
in one of the hospitals of the city.
U. S. Whitmire this week purchased
the Frank Howie residence property on
East Juniata street and is putting up a
new fence and other needed improve
ments.
Hon. John Chittenden, representative
elect, left Sunday morning for Topeka,
to be present at the Inauguration cere-
monies, which will occur Monday, Jan
uary 11th.
Rev. Copeland, field secretary for the
Christian League of Wichita, Kansas,
was in Hays this week, soliciting aid
for this very worthy association. The
League is non-sectarian.
Joe Ingenthron arrived Tuesday morn
ing of last week from st. Louis where
he is living at present, and had his ia
ther, Geo. Ingenthron's remains taken
up and buried in the Catholic cemetery.
I If you want home in Hays, Kansas,
the best place to live on earth, see
Burns, the longest land man in Kansas.
Schlyer & ArnhoId, the past month
have shipped in and sold, from the
track, fourteen cars of corn, two cars
of kafir corn, two cars of oats and one
car of cotton cake. Adv.
Don't forget the opening sale at
Markwell's Tuesday, January Il, at
7:3O p. m. If you miss hearing Maude
Powell you will miss the biggest music
al attraction that has ever come to
Hays.
A. P. @Stainer arrived here Friday
morning from Canton. Ohio. Mr.. Stain
er has lived among the Hays people for
many years and he is always welcomed
by host of friends whenever he choos-
es to pay US visit.
I've heard Jan Zubelik and I've heard
Maude Powell, and I like her better
Orders from out of town people are
most encouraging. Don't wait until the
last day and then have to take an unde-
sirable seat-buy now.
Rev. Hale is out of town again this
week, having engagements every night
but Saturday for his lecture GA Con-
quering Life" From our exchanges
in the parts of the state where Mr.
Hale has been, we hear much praise of
him as a platform man. This is his
second lecture trip since October.
Frank Payne was here from Buckeye
Thursday. He with his family-consist-
ing of eight people-recently made a
trip to Topeka in their Ford touring car.
The expense for gas and oil on the trip
going was S1-7O; on the return trip
S1.65. Considerably less than the rail
road fare would have been one way.
Fred Rea is here from Hiawatha, Wis
iting his brother Ed, and other friends
in Hays. He informed the Free Press
reporter that he had secured position
with Grant Hornaday and will make
headquarters at Dallas, Texas. 1t vii
be remembered that Mr.. Hornaday was
the man who built the Hays City sewer
system few years ago.
Sadie Gibbs of Union District, wa:
married to Jack Howie last Wednesday
= Correspondent from Rockridge, II
Russell Record, Dec. 81. Jack, or Har.
old Howie, is one of the well and favor
ably known young men of Hays. He
has good position with the Hays Mil
& Elevator Company, where he has beer
for several years. Here's luck to you
and your bride, Jack.
On New Years evening occurred one
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