The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-30

find him at the Free Press Office.
Mr.. Wheeler real estate man was
here from Ellis, this week.
Will Hall and Will Truan were down
from WaKeeney this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.IKippes on
Monday, October 18th, a son.
Mrs. Fred Miller and party of Ia
dies motored to Ellis Tuesday of this
week.
The Hays High School football team
played the Ellsworth team this Friday
afternoon.
VIM. Pelzel and family motored to
] McCracken Sunday for a short visit
with friends.
Two railroad officials were in Hays
this week looking over several right
of-way leases.
Maurice Zeigler and bride returned
Sunday evening from their wedding
trip to Kansas City.
Call on Alois Kissing If you want any
thing in the ready-to-wear line, for
either gentleman or lady.
Fred Miller went out to his farm near
HyacInth Wednesday morning to look
after his wheat threshing.
John Wood, the real estate man is
the Free Press office. You all know
him. Call and see him.
T. K. Fredorovicz and wife went to
Kansas City Monday evening, return
ing Wednesday morning.
If you have land or city property you
want to sell or trade, list it with John
| Wood. He viii guarantee sale.
l will pay 25c per dozen for
strictly fresh eggs in small quanti-
ties. J. F. Jordan.
Mems fur overcoats; a fine line of
mems and boys mackinaws; a good line
of clothing, boots and shoes for men
and women. Alois Kissing.
Lost.-A hand painted pin with spray
of pink roses, either in town or at fair
grounds. Finder please return to Mrs,
/ Allie Reemsnyder and receive reward.
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A message was received by friends
in Hays that Conrad Kruger was ser
iously i'll at Excelsior Springs, Mo-.
where he had been taking medical
treatment.
This is ideal fall weather and num=
Der of the fisherman of Hays and Vi
cinity, are taking advantage of it. Sew
eral fine strings Of bass have been
caught recently.
| John Wood, at the Free Press Office,
has had twenty years experience
mostly in Ellis county. He knows the
county thoroughly. List your proper
ty with him. He can sell it for you.
Frank B. Hoagland and Miss Cora E.
Carley both of Codell, were married at
the Methodist Parsonage, by Rev.
Hale, Wednesday evening of this week.
Mr. Hoagland is a nephew of Frank
Bice a former citizen of Hays.
Register of Deeds Jake Kippes,
who was operated on Oct. 10, for ap=
pendicitis at the Hays hospital, re-
sumed his duties at the registers Office
Monday morning October 25th. That
was an exceedingly quick recovery
from SO serious an operation.
! Charley Riedel has secured the agen=
cy for the Maxwell automobile, very
excellent car for the money. He went
down to Kansas City the first of last
week and brought car back with him
He sold 1t by the end of the week and
now has another one which is also for
sale. See Charley if you want one Of
those elegant serviceahle Maxwell cars.
County Clerk Geo. Brown has the
tax roll completed and ready for the
county treasurer. It takes time, and
patience, to go over each township and
compile the tax roll accurately. Mr..
Brown with the assistance of his
deputy George jr., has accomplished
the work several days before any of
his predecessors. It is good clean, a e.
curate work and Mr.. Brown can justly
feel proud of the job.
Up to the present time Sheriff Davis
has not been heard from. It is three
weeks today, Saturday, since he faded
from sight and knowledge of his con
stituents in Ellis county and it is the
{ concensus of opinion that he has gont
for good. No one seems to have a Gne
on why he left so suddenly. Various
rumors are ahoat but the chances are
none are correct. In the event of the
Office being declared vacant A. o.
Robinson will in all probability be ap-
pointed to the vacancy by Gov. GappeF
By virtue of Mr.. Robinson having ths
next highest vote at the 1914 election
he is in line for the place and his many
friends in Ellis County will strongly
urge his appointment.
Henry Reemsnyder returned Friday
morning from months visit with
friends and relatives in Denver Colo
/ He attended the Annual Drv Con