The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-16
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Mrs. Joe Leiker is very Ill.
You can buy bread and meat at Kings
shop.
Anthony Dean is here from Hutchin-
son.
Geo. zeigler's infant child is quite
sick.
Ignatius Sanders moved his house
hold goods to Gorham, Thursday.
Walter Porter, from Gorham, spent
Sunday in Hays.
A pair OF coon dogs for sale. write
Box 318, Hays, Kansas. adv.
Agnes Bissing returned from visit
to Salina, Sunday night
Frank King and Gay Tillotson caught
a coyote New Years day.
Mrs. Glen Tillotson is at home after
her long seige of sickness.
Miss Hattie Bratt is visiting at
Walter Stedman's, this week.
Mrs. ConneH and Mrs. Tillotson were
in Ellis, Friday of last week.
Lawrence Oldham of WaKeeney, is
staying with his brother, Barney
Frank King was out to l. Stouts,
Monday, and purchased fat cow
Ray Hall and Elmer Edwards were
over from Lacrosse Saturday night.
Miss Neva Bell is back at the mill at
tending to her duties after a weeks
sickness.
DIR. Hemm and family have returned
from an extended visit with friends in
st. Louis.
The Gross Brothers repaired the
south basement wall of the Essex hall
this week.
L. NJ. Burns left Thursday morning
with a number of land buyers for Ba-
zine where he has a large tract of
wheat land.
Clarence Hafamier has been doing
some plumbing work at the Citizens
State Bank this week.
Nick Gassman was quite sick Satur-
day night and Sunday from a slight
attack of appendicitis.
Joe Bissing has recently installed a
new pressing machine at his pantatori-
um on North Main street.
Geo. H. Benton has closed the W. o..
Anderson produce store on North Main
street, as a retail store and viii conduct
wholesale business in the future.
Miss Johnson, an employee of the
Citizens State Bank, returned Sunday
evening from her holiday visit.
Miss Maggie Cave went to Kansas
City, Saturday. Later, Jean and Reese
also went to Kansas City to visit their
mother, who is taking treatment at a
hospital in that city.
John Gassman is here from St. Marys,
Kansas, specializing at the Catholic
College and helping his brother, Nick,
at the Gassman Shoe Hospital.
The date of the big fire that burned
from George Philips store to the First
National Bank is March 80, 1895, be
tween II and 1 o'clock p. m. January
21, 1896, the court house burned.
Police Jupge J. H. Downing and wife
arrived Wednesday evening, from Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa, where they have been
visiting friends and relatives for several
weeks past.
A. A. Weisner & Son are tearing
down a portion of the inner wall in the
west end of their department store and
are otherwise rearranging and making
needed internal improvements.
Mrs. Al Nickles returned Sunday
from her trip to Big Sandy, Montana
where she has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Milham, since before
Christmas. She visited her daughter
Florence, at Chicago, on her return trip
Harold Gill returned Sunday night
from a weeks trip to Junction City
Lawrence, Atchinson, Kansas City. St
Joseph and other Eastern Kansas anC
Missouri towns where he has friends anC
relatives. His friends in Hays are GER
tain that they know why he visited st
Joseph.
Andy Miller, who has faithfully servec
Ellis County in the capacity of Sheriff
for--the past four years, has moved baci
to Ellis. He has again been appointed
marshal of that city Andy made gooc
as Sheriff and the people of Ellis kEov
he will fill the bill as marshal, for h
served in that capacity before being
elected sheriff
The interest in the serials running q
the Crystal, remains unabated. Larg'
and interested crowds attend each night
The Trey o Hearts and the ''Perii
Eof Pauline seem to be increasing
in interest with each episode. They ar
shown every Monday and Thursda.
evenings. In the inferno there are ais
excellent plays
F. E McLain was II years old Thurs
day and the old soldiers and others o
his friends surprised him by invading
his residence and fittingly celebrating
the occasion. Sargent J. H. Ward anC
wife furnished the music for the oc
casion. F. E. sang several war songs
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