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

Bull Tractor Gas Engine oil for sale
By the gallon or barrel, by Bunker q
Bemis. J12tf-
DIR. Blake was down from Ellis, Mon
day.
R. W. Ealden was down from Ellis,
Monday.
The Yocemento depot is now open for
business.
Fred Miller was on the sick list,
Thursday.
C. G. Cochran was over from Plain
vile, Tuesday.
C. W. Miller has modern up-to-date
house for renttiL
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Daisy Roper.
Tony Jacobs was awarded the con-
tract for the new hospital.
w. T. Timken and son, Ben, were
here from Bazine, Monday.
Mr.. Walter Obert left Wednesday
night, for Cleveland, Ohio.
Bunker & Bemis have had the new
part of their garage plastered.
Azel Cochran and family visited the
Logans at Big Creek farm, Sunday.
A number of drunks and fights were
staged in Ellis county, last Sunday.
The first new wheat sold at Plain
vile FOR 81 cents so the Times reports.
County Attorney E. c. Flood was at
Ellis, Wednesday, on a wife-beating
case.
Frank Walz has purchased the old
photograph gallery, corner of Fort and
Juniata.
Nick Loreditsch and wife returned
Sunday from visit to friends in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Burnham of Pfeifer, is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Shade, and
children.
1t is reported that the Bell Telephone
men were looking over Hays lines here
this week.
Train 1O4 was tagged down here
Thursday morning, on account Of
broken rail.
Mr.. E. c. Waldo was down from Ellis,
Wednesday, with new six cylinder
1916 Buick.
The Hays Mill & Elevator Company
are having their weighing scales rebuilt
and repaired.
The majority of the farmers of Ellis
county will be about through harvest
ing by August 1st.
FOUND. An Eastern Star pin. Own
er can get it by calling at this office
The Westbrook boys, this week, tore
down the old blacksmith shop on their
lots on South Fort street.
Mrs. Dr. Burnham is here from Den
yer, Colorado, visiting her brother, Mr..
NJ. j. R. Treat, and family.
DIR. Neiswanger and wife accom-
panied by C. A. Miller and wife, motor
ed to Ellis and back, Sunday.
The old board steps have been re-
moved at the Hays High School and
new cement steps are being built.
| Summer school at the Fort Hays
Kansas Normal closed Thursday, with
special exercises in the auditorium
Mrs. Yarbrough and little daughter,
Garland, spent Sunday in WaKeeney,
visiting her father, VIM. McClain.
Mrs Gay Nickles Milham is here
from Big Sandy, Montana, visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Nickles.
VIM. Bieler has purchased and is now
occupying the old Ikebush residence
property in the north part of the city.
| Mrs. Fogel, mother of Frank Fogel,
who has been i'll for the past three or
four weeks, is now rapidly convalescing
| Buy your Mason fruit jars at Cox's.
Quart jars, 90 cents per dozen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyckoff and family,
from Brighton, Colorado, are here Wis
iting their relatives, the Al Nickles
family.
H. J. Penney and Hiram Addison and
wife attended the Utilities Board In
vesgation of the Ellis phone system, OF
the 9th.
mES. Gay MIInam ana chliQ1en lei
for the eastern part of the state, Thurs
day morning, on a visit to friends anC
relatives.
!. Burglars broke into the Wolf hard
ware store, Friday night of last week
= Several revolvers were among thG
things taken.
Frank Jewell and Leland Bell wen-
to Salina, Thursday morning, to SET
Ringling Bros. circus which exhibited
IN that city, Thursday.