The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-24
Buckeve Shavines.

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and Mrs. Burt Berry were taken IN the
Busy Bee Camp r. N. of A, last Fri
day night. Hope they are all right as
they said the goat was well tanned.
The Gosser school closed Friday for
this term. The teacher, Miss Lena
Gosser, planned a picnic for her pupils,
the last day, at which there was large
attendance and all reported good time.
The report last week is said to be
true, but Andrew wants to know who
the mind reader is, as that was to be a
secret. No secrets in Buckeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kirkman and
daughter spent Sunday at Mr.. Payne's.
The girls of Buckeye wonder why
they never see Ed Albert. They heard
he has had new buggy for some time
Be careful of the girls, Ed.
A large number of the Buckeye peo-
pie attended the funeral of Mrs. Bob
Morris, Thursday
Hans Jensen made flying trip to the
northeast part of the county. It's
nearing harvest time, wonder if there
are any good cooks up in that neighbor-
hood?
Mrs. T. G. Gosser and June spent a
couple of days in Hays, visiting Verna
Reemsnyder.
A number of the Buckeye boys at
tended the picture show in Hays, Satur-
day night.
Mable and Anna Blender spent the
weekend at home in Buckeye.
Mr.. Ed Crenshaw and family, Frank
Payne and Chas Hawks were callers at
Dora Gosser's, Sunday.
A long distance was received from
Clarence Allender and he says he is get
ting along just fine, but longs to be in
Buckeye again.
Miss Lulu Gosser, who was teaching
at Skunk Hollow" closed her school
last Friday. She had picnic planned,
a great many present and all reported
a good time.
We see that Harry Montgomery is
breaking his new saddle horse. Wonder
if he goes to town every Sunday.
Mary Blender is looking for a chat
feur, one who understands the Fords,
as she had blow out, Sunday, with her
car and had to call for help. Be care
full Mary.
We hear that Frank Payne, Jr.,
would like to have chauffeur so that
he could sit in the back seat on Sun
days. He had blow out, Sunday, and
lost lots of time, Too bad, Frank, but
team would be much better.
Alfred and Geo. Barnes and Harry
Montgomery attended the dance at the
G. A r. Hall, Friday night.
Hans Jensen and Harry Crissman
went to Paradise, Sunday.
Frank and Ed Ross were Hays visit
ors, Sunday.
Mrs. Albert and family spent the
weekend at her home in Buckeye.
A large number of the Buckeye R. N.
of A. attended lodge, Friday night, and
all reported good time.
Gee, Jessie says that team is better
than Ford any day. Wonder why she
thinks so?
We understand there is someone il
Buckeye who says she sure thinks g
great deal of the Buckeye boys. Who's
the guilty one? THE KIDS
Jessie Gosser, Anna and Mable Blen
der spent Saturday in Buckeye.
Willie johnson spent Saturday anC
Sunday at his home in Buckeye.
Walter Stanton has purchased the
Lacey quarter and will start improving
it, this summer.
Miss Lizzie Miller spent Sunday il
Hays.
Emerson Balls and wife were in Hays
Friday.
1t is reported that new residenc,
will be erected in Hyacinth, this sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Davis were il
Hays, Friday.
Bert Berry and wife were in Hays
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ball ATTENDED
lodge, Friday night.
Mrs. Obey, Mrs. Blender and Mrs
Gosser attended lodge, Friday night.
Miss Lena Gosser closed her schoo
last Friday, after seven months of sue
cessful work.
W. m. Obey drove his B. T. to tow
| Saturday. Good thing it was not {
Ford.
For record trips between Hays anC
Buckeye, Mrs. Blender is the limit.
Miss Lulu Gosser closed her school al
Silverdale, last Friday.
A play entitled 1.-The Widows wiles'
will be put on by home talent at Silver
dale, April 23rd.
Master Levi Crenshaw who has beer
spending few days with his grand.
parents, returned home Saturday.
Miss June Gosser spent Saturday II
Hays.
Tom O'Loughlin was called to Hays,
Saturday, by the illness of his father.
Pete FELTON, made business trip to
Hyacinth, Friday.
Mr.. Ross was In Hays, Saturday.
James Peterson and family spent