The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-20
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Miss Alice Connen is auite sick.

Mrs. CandaeS Carter Is on the sick
list.
Fred Miller was in Ellis, Tuesday,
transacting business.
John Norcross of Ellis, transacted
business in Hays, Thursday.
A. o. Robinson went to Kansas City,
Sunday night, returning Tuesday.
Henry and Orde Runyon were here
from near Ogallah, Monday, visiting
relatives.
A boy of regulation weight and size
arrived at the John Still home on Fri
day, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Geo. Batten, who has been visit
ing relatives here, left for her home in
Kanopolis, Saturday.
Frank Atwood was in from near
Yocemento, Tuesday. He drove his
new Buick automobile.
Mrs. Minnie Mccarthy is here from
Kansas City, visiting her parents. DR..
and Mrs. H. B. Kohl.
A son of Mr.. HartzeI Berry was
operated on at the Hays hospital, this
week, for appendicitis.
A force of men have commenced work
on the High School Gymnasium. The
structure is to be 4Ox60 feet.
Frosty Blackburn, Tuesday, succeed
ed in capturing the ''swift coyote"
that has been harboring on the Expert
ment Station.
Schlyer & Arnhold, this week, sold
two Brisco automobiles, one to Alex
Karlin of Catherine, and one to Anton
Befort of Munjor.
Fred Beeby has commenced excavat-
ing, on his lots near the Normal, and
will soon commence the erection of
modern residence.
The Virmond girls are back from
their trip to the eastern markets where
they have been to purchase a swell
stock of spring millinery.
John O'Loughlin has ordered forty
more Ford cars-ffteen of them are
sold and the purchasers are waiting
patiently for their arrival.
Herman Tholen was up from Victoria,
Tuesday, trying out new 1915 model
Indian motorcycle, of which he is the
agent. It's a peach of a machine.
A Mr.. Goetz, a former resident of
Hays, for some time resident of Den
yer, has moved back to Hays. His
goods were unloaded Tuesday morning.
Harvey Hogg, one of the engineers
at the Hays mill, had both of his arms
severely scalded, Tuesday morning, by
the bursting of a six inch steam~pipe.
Oscar A. Smith and Katie thinner
man, who reside in Smoky Hill town
ship, were married Monday, at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. A. S.
Hale.
The Rebecca Lodge will give pic
ture show next week at the Crystal
Theatre. Watch screen at Crystal for
date. A good show. Everybody come.
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
There were two dances Monday night,
one at the Essex hall in charge of the
Daughters of Isabella, and the other q
public dance at the Grand Army Hail.
Both were well patronized.
Henry Tholen of Victoria, has just
returned from Cincinnati, Ohio, where
he has been taking medical treatment
at the R. Won Wolden Institute. Hi:
health is greatly improved.
Paul Dinges let the contract for the
raising and new foundation of his towr
property, formerly the Sisters resi-
dence, to the Warren Baker Construc
ton Co. Work is to be commenced
soon.
Mr.. Logan of the Big Greek farm
saw the need of live stock insurance
and had the district manager, Joe Con
rad, and Robinson & Chittenden writ
up nice contract for him, on his fin
white-face herd of cattle.
Glen Unrein has traded his stock o
goods in Yocemento, to Frank Shaffe
for Franks eighty acres of land soutl
of town, and other considerations I
is also reported that Lund has pur
chased the Lund property in Yoce
mente-
i C. J. Smith of the Normal faculty
went to Wichita, Thursday night, I
attend a meeting Of the teachers from
the south side of the state He wa
one of the speakers for the occasion
and delivered his address yesterday
Friday.
Fred Dreiling, Treasurer elect, wa
up from Victoria, Monday and Tuesda
of this week He drove new Dodg
car. Fred is agent for the Dodge
, which is one of the finest ears on tn
market. Herman Oldham s Golden Bel
Garage viii be headquarters for tn
/ Dodge in Hays.
r The Daughters of Isabella desire I
thank the good people of Hays, who 5
: cheerfully contributed toward maxim
+ our benefit dance a success. both socia
" and financially, thereby making
/, possible for US to net the neat sum c