The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-14

Robert Hughes was down from Ellis,
Tuesday
Prof. Spear has moved into the Fore
man residence
Fred Bemis was over from the Saline,
the first of the week.
It is rumored that there is soon to be
two weddings in Hays.
Chas. Reeder is adding sleeping
porches to his residence.
Prof. P. Caspar Harvey now occupies
the Addison residence in the western
part of the city.
During the past 80 days, over $500 in
fines has been handed over to County
Treasurer Jacobs.
Mrs. Fred Huttie returned home,
Saturday, after a two weeks visit in
Salina and Abeline.
DIR. Meade and family were east
bound passengers, Thursday morning
on passenger train 104.
Several auto loads of Odd Fellows
from Hays attended Jesse Littleton' s
funeral at Ellis, Thursday.
The Virmond girls left for the east,
Friday morning, to purchase their fall
and winter stock of millinery.
Mrs. Geo. Grass writes from Wilkes
barre, Penna., that Mrs. Bauer, her
mother, is not expected to live.
Mr.. Jacob Maska's son-in-law and
wife, who have been visiting here for a
week past, have returned to their home
in Chanute, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tilford left We'd
nesday night for California, to visit
relatives and will probably see the great
far before returning.
Herman Lorenz, of Oklahoma, who
has been here visiting Dave Lorenz and
family, left for Ellis, Monday night, to
visit his brother, Charlie.
The Douglas boys, who have been
living in Hays for several months and
running an auto livery, have moved
their families to Plainville.
Chas. Gosser left Thursday morning
for Lincoln, Nebraska, for short visit
with his daughter, one of the twins,
who is now living in that city.
VIM. Bolt, former Fort Hays Nor
NAL student, from Lyons, Kansas, is
here visiting friends. He has been en-
ployed to teach school at Oakley.
Prof. J. S. Bird is out in Thomas
county, this week, looking after wheat
crop he has in that county. He viii
probably visit home folks in Rawlins
county before returning to Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Havemann left fo1
Kansas City, Saturday evening Mrs.
Havemann was taken to St. Mary
Hospital where she will undergo an
o o1eration. Gus returned Monday
Harry v Matthew, brother of Prof
Matthew, who graduated here this yeal
with the B. S. degree in Education, has
secured a position at Las Vegas, New
Mexico, at a salary of 81 500 per year.
Henry Bowman is here from Law.
renee, Kansas, this week. He is the
grandson of the Mr. Bowman who lived
here some forty years ago and was, we
understand, one of the charter members
of the City of Victoria.
E. E. Colyer, the new teacher wht
viii assist Prof. Matthew in the depart
ment of mathematics, arrived Wednes
day morning from Lane county where
he has been at the head of the Higl
School for the past Ave years.
Prof. Lewis says that Ellis count.
will have a fair, this year, after all
That arrangements are being perfecteC
as fast as possible AS time is shor
we should surmise that there viii hav
20 be some strenuous work accomplishe.
if much of a showing is going to b
made
C. NJ. Wann has playground of hi
own near his residence in west Hays.
covers half block, On which there Is
large tennis court and a croquet ground
Quite number of the young peopl
who live in that part of the city, are
the habit of cengregating there eec
, evening and enjoying the sport.
| C. W. Miller, of Hays, is being mer
toned quite frequently as candidat
2 for State senator, and taking a quo
I look at it, why not? Mr.. Miller hs
been a staunch Republican for man
years and last year pulled Ellis count
over into the Republican ranks, fe
which feat he deserves chrome an
the Republican nomination for the Stat
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