The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-08
Bucke4e CensIemerations.

last week ana brought VIII thorough
bred team home
VIM. Truan sold his farm last week
and expects to move to nobody knows
where
Verna Reemsnyder spent the weeks
end with her sister, Mrs T. G. Gosser.
Mrs. Obley's triplets are getting
along fine at this writing. She asks
the Buckeye people to save all the bot
ties as she needs quite number.
The Buckeye people are glad to know
that Jessie Gosser won in the Free
Press Piano contest by so large ma
jority, over $4,000 votes.
We hear that Andrew Maska Is go
ing to sell out and move to Hays. An
other Buckeye boy moving to town.
Hans Jensen is glad his folks arrived
safe and sound, but he said he didn't
mind taking care of the garden for he
wasn't lonesome IN town.
Burt Payne was taken to Kansas City
last week and is quite sick.
Mr.. Barney Leinmiller is on the sick
list.
Ted Prescott says he was sorry the
widow died, but he enjoys taking her
spirit to the dance.
Mary Blender says she don't mind
having Verna Reemsnyder come to
Buckeye, but not in Ford and Shorty
as chauffeur.
Dr. Meade made flying trip to
Leinmillers Friday afternoon, but
didn't make flying trip back as he
stopped and waited until the rain was
over. There were others also.
We are glad to know that Ruby Cos
ser is able to do her work again.
Mary Blender has erected wind mill
by her garage to pump gasoline in the
Ford and to run the electric fan to keep
the engine cool.
Mrs. T. G. Gossar says if the Buck
eye people have time, for them to come
and help her gather turkey and duck
eggs.
Mrs. Ed Crenshaw and family were
caught in the rain Friday and had to
stay with her parents.
Gee, we see that Jake Schukman is
building new house. Are we going
to lose another Buckeye boy?
Hans Jensen has traded his Ford for
new runabout and now you hear him
saying whoa Maud"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fellers attended
the plays given at the Normal last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fellers spent
Sunday in town.
jeff Saunders new house can be
seen all over the country. Hurry up,
Jeff, the young folks are waiting.
Clarence Allender and his friend ate
Sunday supper with Mrs. Ed Crenshaw
Clarence is getting the town fever like
the rest of the Buckeye boys.
Mable Blender says she is glad some
one was so kind as to put that ad IL
last weeks paper as so many got busy
but as yet she is undecided.
In answer to the ad last week, Jessie
says her fingers are not as sore as
some peoples heads.
Mary Etzel is spending a few days al
home this week.
Annie and Hester Crissman spent
Saturday and Sunday in Buckeye.
Mrs. Dora Gosser got a Ford last
week but it turned into cream sepa-
rator and Dode and the hired men have
been lodging cream and butter ever
since.
Harry Crissman has almost got t.
town. Gee, hope we don't lose another
Buckeye boy.
Clarence Allender went to towr
Monday and took his first lessons II
city painting. Who's the teacher?
Mrs. VIM. Truan called on MIRA. Ed
Crenshaw Sunday afternoon. Esther
Eaton spent few days also.
Andy and Ben Ash spent Sunday OF
the Saline. Wonder if they went fish,
ing?
Mary BIender says no one need ans
wer the ad for chauffeur, for most al
aristocratic people hire colored help,
So none but negroes need apply.
Our expect farmer, Chas. Gosser,
has a cultivated field of Russian
thistles that would be nice drive fol-
our city folks as the field is by the road
| A plant or some seed viii be given al
the first visit.
Andrew Jensen says since there car
be no secrets in Buckeye, he has
changed his mind altogether.
E. E. Balls and Mr.. Crissman went
down TO the Springs this week.
Lena and Lulu Gosser attended the
meeting Tuesday night.
i Dora Gosser went to Salina Tuesday
Mrs. T. G. Gosser and June spent
Wednesday in Hays.
Eyes and Ears
Notice.
1 have rented the Geo. Brown Black