The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

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Mrs. John Mcmahon came up from
Dorrance, Thursday evening, for
short visit with relatives.
The Royal NeighbOrs entertained in
honor of Mrs. Harvey Hogg at th e
Palm Garden. Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Stout is out of town on .
visit, this week, and Frank SAYS, dash
this patching bnsiness-it's nix.
T. Cox and family Of California,
are here visiting friends. Mr. Cox
is an ex-County Clerk OF Ellis County
Air. z. F. Thompson OF BERTRAND,
Colorado, is the new bookkeeper with
the Hays City Mil and Elevator Com
pany.
J.E. Putnam and family of Salina,
were in Hays, Monday night, touring
to the Rockies. Mr. Putman IS Sa-
lima s mayor.
DIR. H. q. Herman graduate of the
Dental College OF St. Louis has
opened dental parlors over the Hays
Drug Store.
Miss Faith Goetchel, niece Of Mrs.
Ernest Hockensmith, left for her home
in Kansas City, after an enjoyable visit
with Hays friends
Mrs. H. J. Fisher arrived in Hays j,
last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher viii
live at the Wisdsor until they find 2
suitable place to live.
Miss Irene Smith Of Jacksonville,
Illinois, arrived Friday evening last,
for short visit with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. MeLain.
HI. Fisher of Upton, Kansas, pur-
chased the Meat Market of Adam BAIL.
Mr.. Fisher has had considerable ex-
perience in the Meat Market business
and we predict for him success.
R. J. Mulroy returned Thursday
night, after q weeks absence. He
marketed eight hundred bushels Of
wheat from his farm west of Nc
Cracken.
Miss Pallina B:own, who has bsel
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Matt
Truan, the past month, left Tuesday
morning, for her home IN Stafford
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. o. o. Abercromte
moved here from Salina, this weeG.
They expect to make Hays their home
Mr.. Abercrombe represented the Loose
Wnos Cracker and Candy Company
Mrs. Benefited is here from King
City, hIo She has & $50 acre tract OF
, land north Of Hays near the Saline.
from which she harvested 2G0 acres OF
fine wheat, this year, at an average
yield OF fifteen bushels per acre.
Union service Sunday night at the
court house square at o'clock. l. the
absence of the orchestra, an Estey o.
gan with q chorus choir IN the banS
stand, viii lead the song service. Rev.
z. o. Rogers viii speak The public
is cordially invited to these services.
The Yankee Robinson Circus anC
Menagerie which showed in Hays, Wed
nesday, was well patronized. There
were perhaps from three TO four thous
and people IN attendance from all part.
of the county. Ellis was well repre-
sented and quite number were here
from Russell. The animals were tn,
usual kind, lions, tigers, elephants, etc
The circus was not out of the ordInar.
i, but it was fair and seemed to pleas
the large audience present.
! We are glad to announce that DR.
: Vermillion of Sedan, Kansas, an eye
: ear and nose specialist, has locate
: here. He VIII open an Office in tn
: Ryan block. The doctor comes highl
recommended. Has been IN practic
for twelve years. Has JUS latel
taken q p ost graduate course. H
comes well eguippedfor service Hay
welcomes him. We need this special
ist. We viii not have to depend upol
= travelling doctors for this work, b.
. now have an up-to-date resident docto
to attend to our needs along tbs lime
i Thursday night about 1880 Henr
. Schrenkler who lives at Walker, wa
3 robbed of about $3.50 in cash an
a checks. The man who committed tn
d crime came to Hays and was arreste
h by deputy sheriff Sam Leasure, and
now in the county Jail. We don't kno-
the full particulars but the robber, it
y said, put up a fight and tried to evad
Il arrest when Deputy Leasure brougl
: him to time by shooting him in tn
: head causing a slight but not dangeror
5 wound. It is also rumored that tx
women were In the deal IN some name
and that they were captured at Custer
= Island east Of town.
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4 jay Driving Signs Up
4 Marshal Reddig was busy Monda
st afternoon erecting the Keen TO tn
y Right" signs ordered by the city couI
re- ell at the last neatino- The Ietterin