The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02
THE FREE PRESS
Wishes its patrons
A Happy New Year
SEE BURNS.

pert cab driver.
DIR. Haas made two flying trips to
Pfeifer last week.
A NJ Robinson is here from the west
part of the state visiting his family.
Supt. Shively of Hays High School
visited in Plainville. Plainville Times
have few nice second hand rocking
chairs left, will sell cheap. Lewis
Rurns.
Prof. Malloy and wife entertained
Rev. Hale and wife at dinner, New
Years Day.
C. E. Cochran and wife, of Plainville,
spent Christmas with their son Azel
and family.
Prof. T. NJ. Wood is spending this
week at Manhattan attending the
Short Course.
Mr.. Charles Smoulton of Montezuma
County, Colorado, is in Hays, the guest
of Prof. Smith.
''Chuck'' Robinson is home from
Wilson, where he has been living with
his brother for some time.
Mr.. Yapp's sister left for Colorado,
last Tuesday, Mrs. Tillotson and Mrs.
Bannister accompanied her to Lacrosse.
The South Side Livery barn will take
you any place in the city for only 25
cents-5O cents for two, or rs cents for
two, there and back. Adv.
Johnnie Weber, clerk at the Bruins
wick, who recently had an acute at
tack of appendicitis was operated on
Sunday. We are pleased to note that
he is improving nicely.
Deacon" johnson, of Denver, Cofo.,
was seen on our streets, this week,
shaking hands with many of his old
friends. The Deacon" is Hays boy
who is making good.
Frank Replogle's new residence on
East Normal Avenue is nearing COM
pletion. This house is modern in every
respect and viii be an elegant and sub
stantial addition to East Hays.
Accidents occur. Take a South Side
Livery barn cab at 25 cents each and
don t take chances of falling and break
ing limb. Adv.
Schlyer & Arnhold have employed
workmen to raise the roof on their East
Juniata garage and otherwise put it in
shape for business. Herman Oldham
will have charge and conduct this once
popular ''auto hotel'' and machine shop
in first class shape.
Jacob Feitz, who recently had one of
his legs broken in runaway, is improv-
ing nicely and will soon be again famil-
lar figure on the streets of Hays. The
fates seem to have it in for Father
Feitz, but he generally gets the best of
his misfortunes and comes up smiling.
Miss Margaret Fox of Kansas City
arrived Friday evening, the first, to be
the guest of Miss Gladys Baughnan for
the week end. Miss Gladys Baughman
will return with Miss Fox, Sunday even
ing, the third, where she will make an
extended visit in Kansas and the South.
A large audience gathered at the G.
A. R. Hall, Wednesday evening, to see
the motion picture show given by ] NJ.
Craig. Four thousand feet of film were
shown and the audience expressed
themselves as well pleased. The Cap
tain always pleases his patrons. The
price, and 10 cents, is within the reach
of all.
Rev. Carl E. Kircher OF Evaneville,
Ind, has accepted a call to the pastor
ate of the Presbyterian church of Hays,
and is expected here about January Is.
Rev. Kircher is a graduate of both the
College and Theological departments of
Princeton University. He is a forceful
speaker and has had splendid success in
his present charge.
Splendid business opening, offering
good profit and congenial employment
to man or woman who is well known II
Hays and vicinity and has real selling
ability. Such party can act as direct
factory representative for the worlds
largest manufacturer of organs, piano:
and player pianos on a very Hbera
basis. Should have money enough tt
carry one or two samples. Don't repl,
unless you have real selling ability. Ad
dress Box 315, Topeka, Kansas.
A special course in spiritual instruct
ion viii be given at the Methods
church commencing Jan. 10 All per
sons, regardless of creed, are invited
All people at their best, you know, ar,
mean enough and people at their wors
are devilish. Sometimes it pays US t,
take few days off s'to take stock a
we whirI through yearly space. 1t i
certain a community or nation neve
gets a grade of one hundred per cent il
the study of exemplifed goodness.
is so easy to forget, to have moral says
and to drift from what we know to b
ethical Never in the historical worl
has there been such call for spiritus
men in the true sense of the word as a
the present hour. 1t is quite eviden
that all of US should do some homes
thinking and real repenting as we g
into the year 1915, for the moral d.
: mands upon Us viii be very heavy an