The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-08

7. G. Gosser was in salina, Wednes-
day.
Mart Stehley was down from Ellis,
Tuesday.
c. W. Reeder was over at YocementO
Tuesday.
VIM. Mann was down from his Trego
county ranch, Tuesday.
c. W. Miller and Ambrose Staab
were in Oakley, Wednesday.
Harry Felten purchased carload of
horses while in Salina, Wednesday of
this week.
A. R. Crissman and E. E. Balls left
Tuesday night for Kansas City and
Excelsior Springs.
Harry Richards, assistant Superin-
tendent of the Union Pacific, was in
Hays, Monday all day.
President Lewis and several members
of the faculty gave a musical concert
at Codell, last Tuesday night
Miss KacEley will put on play at
Ellis, next Monday night, entitled
What's the Matter With JONES'"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Fellers left Thurs
day night, for Carleton, Nebraska, On
a visit to their son, H. w. Fellers.
Mrs. Geo. Gottschalk and Mrs. H.
Herl and son Joe went to Excelsior
Springs, Missouri, Monday night.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs
for sale at G.. W. Meyers, at so cents
per setting. a17t2
R. S. Maxwell and several other
Hays Sunday School people attended
the Sunday School convention at Topeka,
this week.
Mrs. C. E. Kircher, of Ellsworth,
mother of Rev. Kircher, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week, visiting
her son and family.
The Domestic Science Ladies club
held an interesting meeting at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Zeigler on Wednes-
day afternoon with large attendance.
Mr.. o. P. Bendall, who is in the en-
ploy of the Pacific Steamship Company
and engineer of the ship Peru, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. T. K. Fredor-
ovicz.
Be sure and come to the Isabella
dance, May 18th, and spend a pleasant
evening with pleasant people, and dance
old fashioned dances with old fashioned
people.
Tbo CoLu-o1I,,. D,.o+bor. +b;s 1.-ooI-
purchased the stock and buildings of
the Jones Lumber Co., at Yocemento,
and we understand, will continue the
business there.
Ben Greet Woodland Players on
Normal campus, Thursday, May
9th. Matinee and night perform
anceS.
People say" so of course it's true,
that the Rural School plays are the
prettiest ones given on the Normal
Auditorium platform. Seeing is beiev-
ing, so come and be convinced, Friday,
evening, May IA.
Streat Cox was here from Ocheltree.
Texas, Saturday and Sunday. He was
accompanied by his brother VIII from
Voda. Prof. C. D. Wilson of Cove
county was also a visitor at the G.. M.
Cox home, over Sunday.
The IsabeIlas cordially invite you to
attend another of their popular dances
at the Essex Hall, May 17th, and trip
the light fantastic toe in some more of
the old fashioned dances. Good music
and good time assured.
Pete GottschaIk has rented the rooms
recently vacated by Roy Lenoch, the
old Citizens Bank building, and will
move his stock of furniture there as
soon as the rooms can be remodeled to
suit The front part will be used for
an Office and the back for samples of
furniture. The bulk of the stock will
be stored in the old rooms on Second
street.
]. R. Burton, in quite a lengthy
article in the Lincoln Kansas Republi=
can, booms Senator Chas. Curtis for
presidential candidate in 1916. His ed
itorial strikes responsive cord in the
hearts of the republicans of Kansas 1t
is a little early in the game but the
Hays republicans are already talking of
organizing Curtis Club. Count the
Free Press for Curtis.
All kinds of work horses, mares
and mules for sale. Time to suit
purchaser. Azel Cochran.
Mrs. Mary A. Jain, District Deputy
Supreme Oracle Royal Neighbors of
America, representing Ellis, Ellsworth,
Russell and Lincoln counties, is in the
city this week, the guest of Mrs. Isaac
Zeigler. On September q, 1911, the
Jain-Hays Camp. Royal Nelghbors,
was organized by Mrs. Jain, in whose
honor the Camp was named. Mrs. Jain
expects to hold a school of instruction
in Ellis in the near future.
Ben Greet Woodland Players OF
Normal campus, Thursday, May