The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-23

Anton Herl is in Kansas City tn
" eek.
c. W. Miller made land deal TIL.
week
Frank King has several milk eowsfol
sale. adv.
Chas. LOrenz was over from Ellis.
Sunday.
Three Of Frank Bunker's children are
quite i'll.
Mr.. Foster of Mccracken. was in
Hays, Tuesday.
Jerry Drisal of Russell, was a Hays
visitor, Wednesday.
Herman Feitz was in from the ranch
south of town, Tuesday.
Geo. Miles of the South Side tailor
shop, is i'll with tonsilitis.
Attorney Ed Rea was at Topeka and
Wichita, the first of the week.
Mrs. E. A. Bessey of Seattle, Wash,
is visiting Mrs. Ida Kirkland.
President w. A. Lewis and Prof. E.
H. Malloy were in Ellis, Tuesday.
VIII Gosser attended the C. w.
Lamar horse sale at Salina, Wednesday
The Hays High School basket bal
team played the Russell team, Friday
Chas. Miller has sold his famous
coyote hound Tige, to Frosty Black
burn.
Harry Daddy Freese is confined to
his room by an acute attack of rheum-
atism.
C. W. Reeder had the walls of his
office painted this week. Lou Bell did
the work
FOund.-A boys dollar watch. Own
er may have by calling at this Office ard
describing property.
o. T. Lively of La Port, Indiana,
placed a new Hobart NJ. Gable piano in
a Hays home, Monday.
Harry Felten left Monday night for
Ashton, Idaho, to purchase horses for
the French government.
John O'Loughlin attended meeting
of the Implement Dealers Association
at Kansas City, this week.
Hans Jensen and jeff Saunders ship
ped several cars of cattle to Kansas
City the first Of the week.
Active work is being done towards
holding the usual Odd Fellows ami
versary meeting at Hays, April next.
Wanted.-A lady clerk Must talk
German and write legible hand. Good
hours. Address 197, Free Press Office
Alex (Cotton) Bissing and J. c. Lore
ditsch went to Walker, Wednesday, to
install an insulated farm house, light
ing plant.
1t is reported thatSchwaller Brothers
contemplate putting up business house
on lots west of Bunker and Bemis' gar
age.
M. a. Brungardt bought the north
east quarter of 2-15-17 of A. F. Coch-
ran at $50 per acre, Tuesday of this
week.
Wanted Big Fat Hens; wiz
pay 10 cents per pound for the
next few days. H. A. COWAN
DIR. Jordan, the dentist, has added an
other room to his suit of rooms over thc
Citizens Bank and has employed Mrs
Mae Hanna as assistant.
A. F. Cochran left Sunday night fol
Denver, Colorado, to look after Cochran
& Sons herd Of fine Herefords ans
short-horn cattle located near that city
Lost-In Hays, a ladies' Elgin, golc
watch. The finder will please leav,
same at this Office or return to the own
er, Miss Creighton, at the Normal, an,
get reward.
The Misses Jessie and Laura Bridge
man, Edith Hedrick, Mr.. Bernard
Luder and Ed Law, ali of Salina, werr
guests, Sunday, of Miss Agnes Bissinl
at the home of her parents in Hays.
| e. R. Hess returned Friday nigh
from Ottawa, Kansas, where he an
his family had been visiting for some
time. Mrs. Hess and their daughter
Ava Elizabeth, remained for an extend
ed visit.
F. o. Payne of Buckeye township
was in Hays Wednesday. He has, o.
his farm, nine registered French draf
mares. They are said to be the fines
bunch of animals in the county if no
in the state
Frank, the youngest son of Georg
Robinson, living at Stockton, died Tues
day of this week, at hospital in Kan
sas City. A. o. Robinson went t
Stockton, Thursday, to attend the fu
neral.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Bobst c
Kingman County, q son. Mrs. Bobs
was formerly Miss Pearl Wood. Bot
families were well known residents c
Ellis County, where they have man
friends.
1t is rumored that Frank He'll, VIII
has been head clerk at Weisner
Sons store for several years, has tras
ed his residence property for a stock {
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