The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-13

who can sell your property. You will
find him at the Free Press office.
DIR. Blake was over from Ellis sew
eral days this week.
Geo. E. Hopper of Manhattan, was
in Hays, Wednesday.
| Dave Nickles was here from Abilene,
Sunday, visiting relatives.
Miles Mulroy was in Victoria, Mon
day and part of Tuesday.
w. C. Triggs, the photographer, was
up from Abilene, this week.
Nick Bach was operated on, Monday,
at the hospital, for appendicitis.
Herbert Humphrey, attorney from
Abilene, was in Hays, Monday.
! James Burke and wife and son, Ira,
were down from Ogallah, Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Ethel Reed was here from
Salina visiting relatives and friends this
week.
Otis L. Benton, republican candidate
for congress, passed through Hays,
Tuesday.
/ H. c. Schultz went to Kansas City,
Sunday, to purchase stock of holiday
jewelry.
Pete Zimmerman fell off of a wagon
one day last week and dislocated his
right hip.
Alex Philip and son, viii, and Ed
Madden attended the Hereford sale at
Palco, Tuesday.
Attorney Holmquist attended council
meeting at Victoria, Monday night, as
attorney for the city.
/ Half section OF well improved land
near Hyacinth, 28O in wheat, very de-
sirable farm and cheap.
N. P. Gassman and family went to
/ St. Marys, the first of the week, to at
tend the wedding of Nick's sister,
Katie.
One Minute power washers at Win
ters'.
The Pollyanna Club met at the home
of Mrs. C. A. Miller last Saturday.
They will meet with Miss Freda Knoche
this Saturday, November 18th.
Young Will Hall and wife of Trego
county, are the prond parents of a
daughter which arrived last Friday
morning. DIR. Haas was the attending
physician.
Chas. Riedel is still selling the Max
well automobile. One of the best ma
chimes on the market for the money. If
you want a reliable family machine see
him before purchasing.
! 1t is rumored that young man from
! Beloit is making arrangements to start
a newspaper at Victoria. Here's luck
to the enterprise. May its editor reap
riches and undying fame.
The switch for the new stock yards
is at last put in and we may expect
some time in the future to see the old
stock yards removed-at least the peo-
pie of Hays are greatly encouraged,
DR.. Cation, of Concordia, was in Hays
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
and performed several operations for
adenoids and tonsilitis. The doctor
makes several trips to Hays every
year.
Prof. and Mrs T. M. Wood, Rev. and
Mrs. A. S. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Endfeld
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Halstead at the Experiment
Station, last Friday, at six o'clock din
ner.
Picked apples for sale at Experiment
Station. n13-tG
Moving Into the King-Row," by
Miss Effie Graham of Topeka, brought
forth tremendous applause. AS an au-
thor and public speaker Miss Graham
has unlimited possibilities. Topeka
Daily Capital.
C. NJ. Holmquist attended the Bank,
ers' meeting at Ellsworth, as guest
of one of the Ellis bankers. He alsc
went down into one of the Ellsworth
salt mines. He says it was an interest
ing experience.
The Lutheran Endeavor young people
to the number of about forty, ATTENDED
social at George Palmer's, last Satur
! day night. They report a splendiC
time. They rode over in a hayracl
furnished them by Geo. K. Helder
Superintendent at the Experiment Sta
ton.
The Reverend Richard Cox, who fo
the past four years was Rector at King
man, Kansas, has been transferred t
Ellsworth, Kansas, and is coming t
Hays every other Sunday to hold ser
vices in St Michael's Episcopal churcl
and at st. Andrews Mission, Silverdale
The date of his first visit is Sunday
Nov. 14th. Everyone is very cordial.
invited to attend these services.
l have forty-five head of year