The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-26

NGI g%S&
A Distinguished Citizen to Visit Hays.
Friday morning, September 1st, at
1853, Chas. E. Hughes, republican can
didate for president OF the United
States, will arrive on train No 104 from
the west and viii deliver a FIVE or ter
minute address from the platform at
the rear of his special car. The train
will be pulled about three cars farther
out than usual which viii bring the
rear of his car east of Fort Street.
Those who wish to see and hear the
next president of the United States
should come early. It will be the only
chance. perhaps, Of ever seeing live
candidate for the chief executive-the
most exalted position within the gift
of the people of this great republic.
We hereby notify parents that
we shall hereafter prosecute any
boy or other person found stealing
wheat around cur mill or from any
of our cars il the railroad yards
and we shall also prosecute any
person who buys this stolen grain
Hays City Milling & EleY. CO.
E. A. Darland, was over from CodeIl,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sutton has returned home from
her visit to Sterling, Colorado.
Nothing to do but draw down salary
of $1S5 per, looks ike a sEap.
Elvin Penney and Ralph Nicholson,
visited friends at Collyer, Sunday.
Engraved and embossed business
stationery at the Free Press Office.
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet August 31st, in the
Sunday School room.
J. W. Bennett, of Wilson, is the
new barber at the Tillotson tonsorial
parlors on South Chestnut Street.
H. C. Markell, photographer from
Kansas City. is here looking for loca-
ton, with a view of locating here He
is said to be an artist of no mean ability
Those unfortunate male bipeds who
live in Topeka, viii have to pay thirty
five cents for hair cut after Septem-
Der 1st; a hair cut and shave will COS;
them fifty cents.
Miss Ida Wasinger the popular sales
lady of J. G. Brenner's dry goods store,
is taking a two weeks vacation. Her
place is filled by Miss Leona Jantzen.
Miss Wasinger intends to spend her va
cation at home.
Ethel Sites arrived home Saturday
night, from trip to Wichita, where
she has been visiting friends. She
visited at Junction City, Garnett and
Mount Ida. Her uncle, J. F. Sites, ac-
companied her home.
-. Chambers and family of Mill
ford, Kansas, are visiting their rela-
tives here, the M. J. Bell family The
Chambers family are motoring to Wray,
Colorado, where they have other rela-
tives.
John Sites the fourteen year old son
of J. Sanford Sites, fell from a tree,
about twenty feet, the first of the
week and broke his right leg above the
knee, also his right wrist. DR.. Att
wood of Lacrosse, is the attending
physician. The young man is getting
along nicely.
James R. Start motored over from
McCracken, Sunday, and spent the day
! with friends. Misses Margaret and
/ Jenney Lovett, of Sedgwick, Kansas,
cousins of James, came over with him.
The young ladies may enter the Fort
/ Hays Normal School the coming term
Canning and preserving tomatoes
] Order through your grover a12t
Manager Fredoroyiez is at Topeka.
this week, attending joint convention
of the Moving Picture Exhibitors
League of America and the Amusement
Association of Kansas. The picture
nagnates viii be IN session three day
and there viii no doubt be some yer.
important measures adopted LOOKING
to the future interests Of the moving
picture business.
During the absence of Mr.. Fredoro
vicz at the movie meeting in Topeka
this week, the moving picture shoy
kept on doing business, with Can
Clark as operator; Mrs Fredorovicz
pianist; Fred lief, door manager an
general supervisor; and as usual tn
box Office was presided over by tn
nsbager's pretty daughter, Miss Leo
cadis or Lee as she il familiarl
called by her many friends in Hays.