The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-27

CT. Erbert, of Ellis, was in Hays.
Tuesday.
The infant son of John Bileman died
Wednesday night.
Harry Power of Wilson, spent Sun
day night in Hays.
Bob Ealden from near Ellis, was in
Hays, Tuesday.
The foundation for Fred Beebe's new
residence is completed.
Good eating potatoes at ziegler &
Sons at rs cents per bushel-
Mrs. Hiram Addison is the proud
possessor of Saxon automobile.
Workmen are excavating for Prof.
Parkers's new residence near the Nor
NAL.
JIG. Brenner's household goods ar
rived here the first of the week, from
Gorham.
HI. Felten and C. W. Reeder were
in Lacrosse on business, Wednesday
afternoon.
For dressmaking or hair switches
made to order, call on Mrs. Frank Reed,
Phone 332.
Schwaller Bros. new residence in the
north part of the city is nearly ready
for the plasterers.
Mrs M. A. Adams is here from Kan
sas City for a three months visit with
her son, H. J. Penney.
The Hays Music Club will meet with
Mrs. Maxwell, Tuesday, March End,
instead of with Mrs. Van Cleave
C. A. Reed, John Boyd, and D. E.
Sites, from the Saline, were transact
ing business in Hays, Thursday of this
week.
The Replogle residence on East Nor
NAL Avenue, is receiving the finishing
touches and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
James Burns, of Topeka, manager of
the Central National Mutual Hail In
surance Co., was in Hays the first of
the week.
Alvin Fellers this week shipped eleven
cockerals from his famous Redville
chicken farm to different breeders ov-
er the state.
Alvin Fellers, of the Redville chicken
farm sports new REQ automobile.
The chicken business must be a paying
proposition.
The Golden Belt Dental Association
will meet at Hays March 3, 1915. A
large attendance is expected. An ex-
cellent program has been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. ESponsler of
Hutchinson, visited at the Big Greek
farm, this week. Mr.. Sponsler is secre-
tary of the state farm at Hutchinson.
Fred Wolf, one of the old and re-
spected residents of this city, died Mon
day, aged 65 years. His remains were
laid to rest Tuesday, in the Catholic
cemetery.
"What is more attractive than a
beautiful woman?" inquiries a Beau
Brummel Now who do you suppose
he is, judging by his peculiar thirst for
knowledge?
Mr.. C. T. McKie, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, viii fill the pulpit of Rev.
Powell's church at Salina, this Sunday.
Rev. Powell has been assisting with the
revival meetings here.
The, semi-annual allotment of the
State School fund has been made and
Ellis county gets 81, ,112, or IS cents for
each of its 4, ,593 school children be
tween and 81 years of age.
The Saturday Afternoon Club helC
their annual banquet in the dining room
of the Presbyterian church, Tuesday
night. The banquet was served by the
ladies of the Presbyterian Aid Society
Carl Leiker, this week, traded for {
stock of goods at Bunker Hill. The
goodsNwin be moved to Hays and put IL
the old racket building just west of the
Leiker & Schueler implement store OF
South Main street.
The body of the young son of Mrs
Chas. Kerfus, arrived here Wednesda!
night, in a sealed casket, from Okla
homa, for burial here. His death wa
5 caused from diphtheria. His mother
name was BIck before marriage.
James Madsen, of the east Salin'
valley, who has been clerking IN ;
store at Gorham, has bought store a
Dwight. Kansas, and gone up ther
and taken possession. Many hope
that Jimmy would come up here witt
] the new proprietor in the Wann store.
A number of our prominent farmer
and stOckmen attended the Perchero
q sale held at Beloit on the 22nd. GeOrg
Palmer and Frank Payne each pun
, chased a stallion from the best solo
: Ellis County viii soon have asmany an
q as good pure-bred horses as any count
t In the state,
e Miss Faythe Logan, accompanied b
4 her mother, was a pleasant caller at tt
e Free Press Office, Tuesday of this weel
e The little lady is loyal reader of til
Free Press and she advanced her sui