The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-10

electric light plants on their farms, this
week.
Miss Annabelle Sutton was hostess to
a party of young people at the Bruins
wick on Easter Sunday.
Most interesting court scene. Mer-
chant of Venice Up-to-Date, Normal
Auditorium, April 13. a3t2
Strayed.-A pair of peafowls. Please
notify and receive reward,
C. Christofferson.
Band and orchestra, special scenery,
lots of specialties, with the Cowboy
Grip at the G. A. r. Hall, Monday,
April II.
The Cowboy Girl' is guaranteed
attraction with twelve people, band and
orchestra at the G. A. R. Hall, Mon
day, April II.
The Cowboy Girl" the greatest
western drama since 1.-The Girl of the
Golden West" at the G. A. R. Hall,
Monday, April II.
Walter Stevenson and Bert Clark left
Wednesday night for Pittsburg- They
will represent Hays Normal, in debate
against Pittsburg.
George Philip, Jr., received tele-
gram on Wednesday, announcing the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Philip of Fort Pierre, South Dakota.
Prof. Graham, Professor of Public
Speaking at Pittsburg Normal arrived
Wednesday night with his debating
team which met Hays Normal, in debate
this Friday night.
Leland Bell went to Colorado Springs,
Saturday night, returning Monday.
His sister Neva went as far as Sharon
Springs with him, where she stopped to
visit her friend, Miss Brown. She also
returned Monday.
The First National Bank has offered
prize of ten dollars to the member of
the Normal Truckers Association who
produces the best garden during the
season of 1915. Mr.. Speer is to be the
Judge.
Grace Copeland and P. Caspar Har-
vey left Thursday night for Emporia.
Miss Copeland represents the Normal
school in oratory in competition with
the other two Normal schools. The
contest will occur at Emporia this Sat
urday night.
100 herd of fine stock COWS for
sale. Most of them good mixers.
a10 Azel Cochran
The Fort Hays Golf Club was organ
1zed Tuesday night at Ed Rea's Office.
Ed Rea, president; A. F. Cochran,
treasurer; P. Caspar Harvey, secretary.
The club will use the Normal links,
which will be extended and made con-
siderable longer.
Mrs. Sarah Bartholomew, who has
seen her three score years and ten slip
by, is still one of our most active mat
rons. Her little home on Juniata street
is not very large, yet it is the scene of
many social functions. On last We'd
nesday evening, at o'clock, twelve
guests partook of an excellent tray
supper at her home.
One of those original Irish washer
woman at the Merchant of Venice Up
to-Date, Normal Auditorium, April 13-
a3t2
We can furnish you with stock
cattle, any kind of number. Terms
to suit the buyer. Azel Cochran.
Mr.. Clarence Kircher visited his
brother, Rev. Kircher, Saturday night
and Sunday. He is a student in En-
poria College, and will graduate next
June He is studying for the ministry
and will enter Princeton Theological
Seminary next fall. He took part in
the Presbyterian church services, Sun
day a. m.
Rev. Kircher was very pleasantly
surprised Sunday night, by visit from
japanese, Mr.. Seiichi Ikemato. Rev.
Kircher and Mr.. Ikemato were students
together in Park College, Parkville,
Mo. Mr.. Ikemato has since been trav-
cling for the White Lecture Bureau,
lecturing on ''World Wide Peace. and
Japan" Mr.. Ikemato was in Hays
but few hours.
The question submitted at the elect
ion Tuesday, ''Sha1 the city purchase
the electric light plant, was defeated
by nearly two to one vote. While II
was the judgement of the Free Pres
that the bonds should carry, neverthe-
less we, with others who voted for the
proposition, are satisfied to abide by
the vote of the majority. Time vii
tell whether they were right or not.
All kinds of work horses, mares
and mules for sale. Time to suit
purchaser. AZeI Cochran.
/ F. P. McConn, who produced the
'sGirl and Ranger" to well satisfied
audience, is coming again with the
Cowboy Girl, and local theatre goers
are assured of a high class entertain
ment. Mr.. McCann's productions have
/ been on the road for several season:
and have always given satisfaction auC
! ba promises the ssCoIHbov Grip To bE