The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-27

AALcI = uIlO - 1910 Tic SUDSCLl1lAOn
of the Free Press viii be S1.5O.
NJ. NJ Moore unloaded an 1900 pound
Belgian stallion, this Friday morning.
DR.. Haas has recently added a steam
steriIizing apparatus to his equipment.
The Domestic Science Club viii meet
with Mrs. J H Middlekauff, Wednes-
day, March 31st.
Mrs. Robt. Morris who has been quite
sick recently, is reported to be much
improved in health.
August Anderson, sheriff of Saline
county, came up from Salina on train
1O3, Thursday evening, returning on
No. 1O2 Friday morning.
Mrs. H. R. Phalen, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Geo. B. Snyder, arrived in
Hays, last Saturday-evening for short
visit with the old folks at home.
have brand new surrey for sale
cheap, cash or on time--Azel COch-
ran.
a small building viii be erected at
once, on the Madden lots, corner of
North Main and Chestnut streets, just
north of the mill, which will be occupied
by Roy Lenoch as barber shop.
A letter received by lady friend of
the Pickens, from Miss Lillian Picken,
states that her father is soon to be
married to a lady in Bombay, India.
The future Mrs. Picken is missionary
and doctor.
We have twenty-five resident
properties in Hays, Kansas, for sale,
and lots galore. Can fit a man on
prices and terms.-Miller Brothers
Miss Bessie Tillotson has the thanks
of the Free Press force for some very
excellent tea cakes. We presume, al
though she did not so state, the little
lady made those cakes herself. They
were excellent just the same, whoever
was the architect.
C. w. Miller, this Friday morning,
received small package by mail from
Martin Teeters of Ellis, which contain
ed newly Matched chicken of regula-
ton size that has four well developed
legs and feet. 1t was probably from a
double-yolk egg. Mr.. Miller viii mount
the freak" and have it on exhibition
at his real estate office.
A draft written by the Citizens State
Bank of Plainv1lle, September 8, 1901,
and signed by F. c. Cochran, Assistant
Cashier, was this week received by the
First National Bank for payment and
promptly paid. Where this draft had
been for the past fourteen years is a
mystery but was possibly hidden away
among old papers and had been forgot
ten.-Plainville Times.
Rev. Hale, pastor of the Methodist
church, is attending conference at Be
lott, this week. His congregation has
raised his salary S2OOfor the coming year
and have requested his return, which
is a gratifying tribute to Mr.. Hale for
the faithful service he has rendered
in the past three years. During his
pastorate nearly 100 new names have
been enrolled on the church book. His
congregation is making no mistake in
asking his services for another year, as
the gray matter in Mr. Hale's Uranium
is of an extra quality which will expand
and ripen with the years as they pass.
1t has recently developed that the
Hays Public School building is made
quate to accommodate the fast increas-
ing school population of the city, and a
scheme is on foot to purchase lots and
put up a new building. 1t has been
suggested by some that the new struc-
ture should be built on the north side
and adjacent to the present building;
others, and by far the largest number,
contend that it should be built south of
the track, say on the tract Of land own
ed partly by R. B. Thomas and Mr..
Darling. That would be an ideal loca-
ton. 1t would give plenty OF room fo1
a playground and central enough to be
in easy reach of the children who would
be likely to attend.
Thursday forenoon the faculty and
students of the Fort Hays Kansas Nor
NAL celebrated the states appropriation
of 500, 600. for much needed building,
a picture of which can be seen in this
issue of the Free Press. After the
parade on the principal streets of the
city, the students and others present
listened to very interesting speech by
Representative John R. Chittenden as
to how the appropriation was obtained
and the hard work that was required to
put the measure through.
Later.-The picture of the building
was loaned TO the News and we were
unable to get it back before going to
press.
Notice to Bidders.
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