The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-27

Fred Nicholson and family visited
Hays friends Wednesday.
Tracey Meyer from southwest of
Yocemento, was in Hays Wednesday.
W. A. Baker is moving the Wolf
Binder building to the Odd Fellows lots.
Hazel and Gladys Miller visited
friends near Gorham, Saturday and
Sunday.
Attorney Ed Rea was up at WaKeen-
ey Wednesday, as council in a case be
fore Justice of the Peace.
The pasture south of Presbyterian
parsonage is open for rent. Come
early. f27t3
Mr.. Brenner, the gentleman who re-
Gently purchased the C. M. Wann stock
of goods, visited at Gorham the first of
the week.
On account of the heavy snow in
Dakota, the shipment of the five buffalo
destined for the Hays Experiment Sta
tion, has been delayed about ten days.
A medium sized audience was present
at the G. A. R. Hall Thursday night, to
hear Joshua Simpkins. The show
was fair but nothing out Of the or
binary.
John Smiths sons living south of
town, gave dance in their new barn
recently. Al Nickles and wife and H.
A. Cowan and wife went out from
Hays. They report pleasant time.
The Schwaller Brothers and the Wolf
Brothers will put up two business build
Jugs just west of the Bunker & Bemis
Garage as soon as spring opens. One
of the buildings will be used for an ice
cream manufacturing plant.
Andy Miller, former sheriff of Ellis
county, now city marshal of Ellis, is ad-
ministering the laws of the state with
out fear or favor. Recently he arrested
two of his sons for smoking, and made
them work out their fine on the streets.
A live armadillo is a new attraction
at the Fort Hays Kansas Normal Muse
um, sent by C. W. Miller, who is now
at Corpus Christi, Texas, securing
specimens of birds and small animals
for the museum. The Museum has also
received this week, large box of the
skins of ducks and other water fowl,
from him.
1t is good to keep this in mind: The
boundry line between the United States
and Canada has been unfortified for the
past hundred years and there has no
war resulted. The boundry lines be-
tween the warning nations of Europe
have bristled with forts and more forts,
year by year, and the greatest war the
world has ever known is the result
Hutchinson News.
''Give US this day our daily bread
really looks like that was going to mean
just exactly what it says. If wheat in
dulges in any more areonautics there is
every indication that those who haven't
ever prayed much will be under the
necessity of developing any latent
power they might possess along that
line. Travelling men say that on the
diners bread is no longer served with
meat orders, you must order it and pay
ten cents extra. The public can retail
late by cutting out the dime to the wait.
er.-Oakley Graphic.
The quotation from the Ness County
News in last week Free Press, regard
ing an automobile accident near Bazine
Kansas. aeems to have been erroneous
in part. An accident did happen as
stated in the News, whereof the cal
belonging to Mr.. Geo. W. -Werth o1
] Ellis, was damaged, and also the team
and buggy. Mr.. Werth was in Hays
Wednesday of this week, and says the
matter was satisfactorily settled befort
he and his family came home and thai
there viii be no lawsuit as stated in the
article quoted from the Ness County
paper.