The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-22
Buckeve consIomerations.

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ing fine.
Ed Payne says he don't mind lending
their car to any one but not to haul the
city girls around.
Clarence Allender is busy now days
filling his contract: He is finishing his
contract for Dora and is going to Bill
Gosser's this week.
Harvey Reemsnyder and sister,
Verna, spent Thursday at Dora Cos
ser's. Harvey was helping to do some
building.
Andrew Maska has changed his mind /
about selling out; since so many of the
Buckeye boys are town bound, he thinks |
he viii have a better show in the
country.
Mr.. Frank Payne came home from
Kansas City, Saturday, and says Bert |
is getting along fine and will be able to !
come soon.
Hans Jensen is quite a schemer as he
goes to town with wagon, then Dor
rows a car to take the girls out riding.
Mrs. Ed Crenshaw is reported on the
sick list.
The Gosser twins attended dance in
Ellis, Friday night.
Mrs: Will Shuts is quite sick at this
writing. Miss Pearl had to stay out of
school to take care of her mother.
Dora Gosser is building porches and
fences and painting all buildings. He's
sure putting on style. Guess he's been
observing on his trips east.
A number of neighbors and friends
gathered at the home of Mary Blender
for surprise dance for her daughter,
Miss Mable, it being her birthday. But
Mary refused to let them dance, so Mrs.
Gosser said her house was always wei
come TO her neighbors and friends. So
the crowd went and all enjoyed good
time as usual, dancing until a late hour.
Harry Crissman ate dinner with
Payne's, Sunday, and supper at Mont
gomery's. Harry believes in being on
time for meals.
Say Hans, keep the tacks out of your
carpets and store your furniture as the
crowd may visit you soon and it's too
far to go to Dode's.
Harry and Dow Kirkman spent Sun
day in Buckeye.
Quite number from Hays attended
the birthday dance for Mable Blender
Friday night at Gosser's.
Frank Payne, Jr. and lady friend
took spin around the eastern part of
the country Sunday and made several
calls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felten, Mrs. T. G.
Gosser and Jake Gosser made a flying
/, trip to the Saline, Sunday afternoon.
Bill Montgomery and Ben Eaton ate
dinner at Gosser's Sunday.
Pups for sale: Anyone wanting a
good watch dog call or phone Jensen
Bros.
We see that Frank Ross was in Hays
Sunday evening hauling the city folks
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbey were bound for q
dance Friday night, they started one
t place and got in the fence, then started
E for another got turned out and at last
: landed at Gosser's for their good times
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Soverns spent Sun
day with Mrs. Soverns' parents, Mr..
5 and Mrs. Lou Gordon.
l The wheat in Buckeye is sure looking
: fine. Sure good signs for bumper
= crop this year.
We hear there's a prize fighter IL
2 Buckeye. When's the first fight.
Wonder why Harry Montgomery
wasn't to the dance Friday night
Guess he knew (she) wouldn't be there
7 Mable and Anna Laura Blender
Jessie and Peter Gosser, and Anna anc
: Hester Crissman will return to Buck
! eye in a few days as their school vii
! be out for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hendricksen anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Sraith from the Smoky
2 attended the dance Friday night.
s Several from North Buckeye were Il
s Hays Monday evening on business. -
t The Jensen Bros. were calling Sun
day and left orders for the cook tt
: serve all callers Pineapple" one, WHIT
2 was there.
1t is whispered around that sevcra
wedding bells are going to ring IL
Buckeye soon.
! A cyclone visited Buckeye FRIDAY
; night and wounded the friendship feel
S ing of all those in its path.
$ Joe Montgomery spent few days il
n Buckeye this week.