The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03

VIM Schrenklef was here from Vic
toria, Wednesday
The Smoky Hill river is said to be
out of its banks.
Robert Hughes was here from south
of Ellis, Wednesday.
C. W. Trotter and wife of Stockton,
were in Hays, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frosty Blackburn went to Grain
field, Wednesday morning.
H. H. Winters and family spent Sun
day with friends in Ellsworth
Mike Jacobs has sold his residence
property in Hays, to Peter Antonio.
Harry Gladhart was down from Wes-
kan, over Sunday, to visit his family.
The new residences of John Lanham,
Joseph and Philip Unrein are nearing
completion.
Andrew Dreillng, cashier of the Ger
man National Bank of Victoria, was in
Hays, Tuesday.
Ollie Campbell, Sr., who has been at
the hospital for several days, is said to
be improving in health.
Mrs Frank Stout, who has been visit
ing friends in Pennsylvania, the past
three monohs, has returned to Hays.
Leroy Judd and wife, who were visit
ing friends in Hays and vicinity last
week, left for the east Sunday night.
Richard Mulroy, who has been taking
in the Panama-San Diego Fair, is now
in Denver and he expects to soon re-
turn to Hays.
Margaret Malloy of Emporia, who has
been visiting her relatives, tho Malloy
family, the past two weeks, left for her
home, Sunday.
Helen Mullen, who has been visiting
her relatives here, the past two or three
weeks, left for her home in Denver,
Thursday night.
Miss Woodhouse, who has been at
tending school at the Fort Hays Nor
NAL will leave for her home at Sharon
Springs, this Saturday night.
A valuable collie dog belonging to
Prof. Van Cieaves was run over by an
automobile, Friday evening of last
week, and injured so badly that it had
to be killed.
A number of Ellis people came down
from Ellis, Monday evening, to attend
Masonic meeting and banquet. W
H. Snyder of the Ellis Headlight, was
opoo0or tI7o r7t7rohoY.
C. L. Brown, an officer of the Bell
Telephone Co., arrived IN Hays, Tues
day evening. He was accompanied by
another officer of the company, whose
name we did not learn.
Miss Lena Brown will leave tonight
| Saturday for Denver, where she will
visit friends for several days, and then
will go to California to atteud the Pan
ama-San Diego Exposition.
Mrs. H. A Nickles has returned
from Big Sandy, Montana, where. she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
James N1lham. Her little grand-daugh-
ter, Dorothy Milham, accompanied her
home.
Lisle Freshour had the misfortune re-
Gently to fall from his horse and break
his right arm at the elbow Lisle, ac-
companied by his father, went to Kan
sas City, Sunday night, where special
ist will operate on the broken arm.
Mrs. Leahy is having her tenement
house on the corner of Pine Street and
Normal Avenue, remodeled. Wher
completed, it will be occupied by Prof
Harvey of the Normal, F. W. ArnholC
having bought the property now occu-
pied by Prof. Harvey.
The hail insurance companies are be
ing hit hard, this year. Nearly every
day there is a severe hail storm OF
cyclone somewhere in the state, and al
the present time the hail companies are
doing more business than any other IN
stitution in the state-en the wrong
side of the ledger.
Jerry Fellers recently left at this of
: fee branch from one of his cherry
) trees which contained large number
of very fine cherries for which he has
the thanks of the Office force. Cherries
5 peaches and most other fruits are bear
: ing abundantIy this year.
? Harry J. Eba, of Portsmouth, Ohio
2 painter who has been working a
: Ellis for some time, was before lunac!
E court, Monday, and was examined as T.
j: his sanity. He had been acting rathe
: queer for some time and Ellis peopl,
J. thought that possibly he was crazy
but the lunacy court pronounced hin
t sane and he was released.
h Tony Unrein is home from Littl
d Shute, Wisconsin, where he has jus
!, completed successful term of school
q He has been reemployed by the Boar,
t of Education of Little Shute to teacl
t the coming school year. Tony is a
!, Ellis county boy, a graduate of tn
: Fort Hays Normal and, ike all tn
a young men and women who have gradu
ated here, is making good.
i An automobile driven by Geo. Doug
!, las, the other occupants being W. 3