The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

week and is back at his old job at the
King meat market
George Grass returned Monday from
Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, where he
and Mrs Grass went about two weeks
ago, on account of the illness of Mrs.
Grass mother. He brings the good
news that her mother, Mrs. Bauer, is
considerably improved in health, In
fact, is on a safe road to recovery.
Mrs. Grass remained for a more extend
ed visit with friends in Pennsylvania.
Buckeyes Coaglomerations.
HurrahI HurrahI Fair weather In
Buckeye for the last few days.
Frank Stoner, who has been visiting
with his uncle, Chas. Gosser, returned
morning. He was accompanied by his
cousin, Lulu.
Miss Ruby Gosser left Thursday
night for Enid, Oklahoma, to visit with
her, aunt, Mrs. Peckem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey spent Sunday
with the Post family, south of Ellis.
Ed Crenshaw has moved off of the
old Knoche place. Mr.. Denning now
lives there.
Mrs. D. Gosser and Jessie spent Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. Obey.
Mr. O'Laughlin was a caller at Cos
ser's, Sunday afternoon
Gee Whit These Bull Tractors that
are in Buckeye sure do make lot of
noise. A fellow can't sleep at night
for the things.
Miss Mable Clements is now working
for Mrs. Obey.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery have re-
turned to their home in Hays. They
were in Buckeye all summer. Sorry
they are gone because don't hear Tip
perary any more.
Mr.. Bill Jones has moved now west
of Yocemento. Another Buckeye fam
lily gone.
Phil Soverns has also moved. He
moved to the Biels' ranch over north
west.
We hear that the mail man was
stuck for three hours In q mud hole the
other day and since then has refused to
go that way. Why don't they fix the
roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jensen, of Tes-
colt, Kansas, are here spending a few
days with relatives
Ben Eaton was also pleasant caller
at D. Gosser's, Sunday
Last Sunday Dora Gosser run his
bunch of mules up and reached them.
It's the finest bunch of mules around
here.
Miss Ida Barnes was reported on the
sick list last week.
Wanted: Some one with a wooden
leg to dig potatoes.
They say the latest style in the East
is going without stockings. Buckeye
has had that fashion for years, it s
nothing new.
Edna Crenshaw spent Sunday with
Mable Clements at Obley's.
The man who throws at nothing
usually hits it. Ask Clarence Allender
for further information.
You and I should not complain
The weather's changed again.
haven much of an education, but
by picking up little information every
day, Eyes ard Ears can do pretty good.
Chas. Gosser and son were pleasant
callers at his brother Dode's.
John Denning visited his brother,
Pete, one day last week.
Burt Payne was badly hurt, Sunday.
Dora Gosser and family spent Sun
day evening at Bill Gosser's eating ice
cream.
Eyes and Ears say they don't under
week as they were sent in all right.
Talk about starting anywhere and
not getting there, the Buckeye people
are right there.
One bachelor in S. E. Buckeye got
lost on the way to the dance Wednes-
day evening, but we learned later there
was no JOY at the dance for him so he
changed his mind.
Bachelors have quite a male chorus
here lately.
Eyes and Ears woke up early the
other morning and heard one of the
bachelors singing: tJoy to the world,
I've found my queen, let every body
sing, etc."
These old bachelors sure do have
angelic voices when they are happy.
Allender says if singing is the latest,
his favorite song is 'tAnnie Laurie"
Andrew Maska is bashful, he don't
sing very much nor very loud but we
can hear him sing softly, Love me
and the world is mine"
Pete Gosser says he is quite young
for the chorus, but he does like to hear
fOh, you Candy Kid"
Harry Crissman's favorite song is
real good, I'm dreaming of you"
Buzz Payne says of all songs he has
heard there is none like fWait till the
clouds roll by, wait till the clouds
roll by"
Jake Gosser says such songs but,
when the roll is called up yonder I'll
he there SHIFTS HIM
Hans is always happy go lucky fell
low, he says he never had taste for
singing, the only thing that worries
him is the bad roads for he never will
get his moneys worth out of that jit-
ney.
Dora Gosser says if this singing,
plum picking, jitney riding, etc. don t
stop Buckeye will have to have a chau-
tauqua.
Eyes and Ears have done enough for
once and will wait until next week to
do the rest. We sure had a time while
away.
Eyes and Ears.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.