The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-30
BuckeYe,s Conelo.rerations.


week and did not hear the news, but
gathered up a few Conglomerations
that are little late.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Davis
10 pound baby boy. Mother and ba-
by doing fine.
Buckeye carried away most of the
blue ribbons at the fair, that shows
who takes interest in home interest.
Quite number from Buckeye at
tended the big R. n. A. doings Tues
dav afternoon and evening. Mrs. Clas.
Gosser and daughter Lula, Mrs. Grove
Miller, Mrs. Ed Crenshaw, and Ruby
Gosser were initiated into the Busy
Bee Camp Buckeye viii soon be all
r. n. AS.
Andrew Jensen had quite a loss last
week by prairie fire, his pasture was
all burnt
Err Albert also had quite fire last
week, it burnt about half his feed and
caused quite an exciting time. People
should be more careful.
VIII Truan of WaKeeney was down
last week looking after his threshing.
Dora Gosser finished threshing on
the Reemsnyder timber claim last week.
Ben Eaton threshed last week. Peo-
pie are finishing threshing as fast as
they know how.
These beautiful moonlight night
Ford st. in Hyacinth is crowded with
people taking in the sights and enjoy
ing the lovely evenings.
Miss Carrie Wagner of Russell spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. Will
Beliman.
Iowa Thomas spent Friday evening
with Lula Gosser.
What has become of Hans? We hope
he is not to busy to be sociable.
Mrs. Barney Leinmiller who is sick
at the hospital, is getting along very
nicely at this writing.
Mr.. Gordon who has been quite sick,
we are glad to report, is much better.
Mrs. G. Miller and Mrs. D Gosser
had quite quilting bee at Pearl Cren-
shaw's Saturday.
Jessie Gosser spent Saturday and
Sunday at home, first time for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Saunders spent
Sunday with the Jensen Bros.
We understand that Clarence Allen
der and Big Bill were invited to a six
O'Clock chickenIdinner uSnday. But be-
ing there was no hitching post they de-
cided to take turns in holding the team.
Miss Lula Gosser spent Sunday even
ing with Pearl Crenshaw.
Grove Miller was on the sick list at
this writing.
/ We hear the girls whispering around
that George Brockleman ought not be
50 selfish with his cousin, and make him
acquainted with his neighbours (girls)
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gosser went to
/ Oakley Friday and returned Monday.
Mrs. D. Gosser received her premi-
UNI last week, hundred pound sack
of sugar That would be a good place
for the committee to have a surprise
taffy pulling.
4 Theo. Gosser, Ike Abby, and Gladys
! Blender were on the sick list Monday
and were absent from school.
Jake Schukman will be busy in town
for several weeks, he intended to build
a new house for his parents.
Mrs. E. E. Balls decided to quit work
for one day and spent Saturday in
Hays.
Jessie and June Gosser visited with
Mrs. Herman Davis and son Herman
James Davis, jr.
Frank Payne finished threshing for
Will Gosser this week.
What is the matter with Buckeye
boys we seen a young man from the
river taking an auto load of Buckeye
girls to Hays Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Obey and Mrs. D. Gosser in
tends to entertain the Busy Bee Camp of
R. N. A. if the snow don't fly too soon.
That was supposed to be a secret
but Eyes and Ears hear lots of secrets.
Ralph Albert says he can make such
straight rows when the girls are wav-
ing at him.
Mr.. T. H. Gosser has fresh COW.
The Mrs. will soon be supplying the
market at Hyacinth with cream.
Hans Jensen said his Jitney was in
good running order we believe that all
right, for we see; him quite often these
moonlight nights.
Miss Jessis Bucklen is quite sick and
was taken to her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Baker in Buckeye.
Mr.. and Mrs Post and children spent
a pleasant day with Mr.. and Mr.. Obley
Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Ross and Miss Elizabeth
Miller enjoyed q pleasant trip to Hays
! Sunday afternoon Whoro E'rod iS at-