The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-31
Buckeze,s coneiOmerations.

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Sorry to say but it nearly the first
of August and people are not through
cutting their wheat.
June Gosser and Edna Crenshaw
were callers at Gladys Blenders Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. Albert says she feeds her men
pie for breakfast. Sure a good place
to work
Mary Blender said she had some one
to help gather eggs as long as harvest
lasted, but now the egg gatherer is
over at DOdes. Wonder if he helps the
egg gatherer there.
Lost: A man is lost, hid, or has been
stolen. Old maids and widows watch
out
Mrs. Dora Gosser was a caller at
Mrs. Ben Eatons, Monday.
Mrs. Claude Clements stopped to see
her husband at Dora's one day last
week.
We are glad to see Bill Jones and his
header outfit back in Buckeye again
They say that Hyacinth is fixing and
painting up the town, also going to
! have paved streets. So much the bet
ter for the little Saxon.
Mrs. Bill Truan and family were
callers at Blenders Sunday afternoon
There are several farmers who have
lost horses this harvest because it is
hot and such a load.
These harvest crews sure are some
bunch. They don't care what they do.
Grove Miller and Jessie Gosser called
at Bill Gossers, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Stubs was a caller at Dory
Gossers, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Gamer is over in Buckeye camp
ing and cutting his wheat.
Mable Blender said she had three
little boys last week helping her and at
evening they all jumped the job and
left.
Mrs. Ed Crenshaw was up at Will
Gosser's, Monday, helping to cook for
her harvest hands who are cutting
there.
There's one man in Buckeye who
isn't afraid to walk. He's going night
and day. Who's guilty?
Dora Gosser has moved his crew down
on the timber claim and says he is go
ing to stay until he it through cutting
wheat.
The Jensen Bros. have finished har-
vesting already.
This wet weather sure is bad for peo-
pie who are not through harvesting yet
Mr.. Leinmiller and children were at
Dora Gossers, Monday evening.
Hans Jensen took his mother and the
cook to town Tuesday evening. Han:
said he was glad harvest was over, but
he did hate to lose the cook.
Savilla and Isea Crenshaw are stay
ing with their Aunt Jessie part of thil
week.
This rainy weather is sure bad be
cause people can't do much runnin,
around to tell news. Eyes and Ears.
! A "Steeple Jack" from Topeka, wa:
repainting the steeple and cross at tn,
Catholic church, Wednesday. No
thanks! We don't care for a job {
that kind.
H. c. Schultz, the north side jeweler
recently sold H. W. Oshant one O.
those excellent Victrolas you see in hi,
store. The Victrola is considered tn,
finest phonograph made, and those who
can should own one.
Just received. "A car load of the
best mares that ever came to the
county. VIII sell on a years time
if desired AzeI Cochran.
Attorney Jake Wiesner went back tt
Topeka, Tuesday night, after spending
a three weeks vacation helping his
father through with his harvest. Jake
is a graduate of Fort Hays Normal and
also Of law school in st, Louis, and
will make good at his chosen profession
Wednesday, C. W. Miller, Jr., was
seen riding around with E. c. Waldo in
Buick Six. The opinion of his many
friends is that Charlie is seriously con-
templating the purchase of a first class
'buzz-wagon. The automobile fever
is catching and to the average Kansan
is fatal and in Ellis county especially is
becoming an epidemic.
C. W. Miller. this week, received q
hipment of bird skins from Texas, and
is now busy mounting them for the
Normal Museum. There are a number
OF very fine specimens Of the gull fam
/ lily, also an oyster catcher, and two
sisor-bills. The oyster catcher has a
short, stout, fat bill well fitted for open
ing the shells of his favorite bivalve.
The sisor-bin has bill that looks like a
pair of shears. He lives mostly on