The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-02

! particulars call on Geo. Hubbel.
/ Good Cream separator for sale at
$1,000. Call at Oshant' Office and look
it over.
i This we have to say Of Billy Lad
den's new business building on the cor
ner of North Main and Chestnut
Streets. It may be neither ornamental
nor useful but.it is somewhat unique.
For city to successfully progress
its citizens separately, collectively CT
otherwise must be free from mercenaTy
motives. What is good for one must
be good for all.
A B. Lawrence died November Is,
1916, in Salt Lake City. He-ived here
in 1880 and was a charter member of
the Masonic lodge.
With this issue, the Free Press com
pletes its thirty-sixoh year
Ollie Robinson and family came up
from Wilson for Thanksgiving dinner
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. a.
Robinson.
Mrs. Walter Steadman entertained
number of friends, Tuesday, in hon
or of her mother, Mrs. L M Yost.
The Presbyterian minister has moved
into the new parsonage.
Mrs. Herbert Chittenden, Sr., is
quite i'll at the Hospital.
Prof Malloy's new residence is near
ly completed.
H. D. Shafer has recently purchased
lots and will soon commence the erect
ion of modern residence.
The Free Press linotype has at last
arrived and will be installed next week.
With the help of this Wonderful ma
chine we expect to get the paper out
the ''week previous instead of the week
after
Mrs. Needles and daughter, Opal,
living south of Walker, came up on the
plug. Friday, and were the guests of
her daughter, Mrs. A. V. Clark, until
Saturday morning.
c. 4. Miller's infant son, who has
been seriously i'll for the past ten days,
is considerably imprsved in health.
This is the second serious sick spell the
little chap has had within a few weeks,
but it is now thought that the crises is
past and the youngster viii get along
all right.
DR.. Snyder received the following
telegram this Saturday morning:
Lexington. KY, Dec. 2, 1915.
DR.. Geo. B. Snyder, Hays, Kans.
Edward Snyder Phalen born 9:45 p.
m, December 1st. Seven and one-half
pounds. All o. XII. r. P.
John Kippes was fatally injured
Friday. by his wagon upbetting. His
skull was badly fractured. He died
this Saturday morning about 5 o'clock.
A special train of three cars and a
baggage coach went to Sterling,
Thanksgiving Day. The baggage car
was used as a diner with Chef Cave II
charge. The coaekes contained the
ball squad and large number Of Nor
nal rooters and other citizens OF Hays.
At the end of a hotly contested game
the score stood 13 TO 0 in favor of Coop
er. That was. the first and only game
lost b. the Tigers, this season.
Leone Smith who has been quite
sick the past ten days, has relatives
here from Nebraska, visiting her.
Newell Gillian and wife of Monte
cello, Ills, Harold Howie and wife Of
Wilson, and Mrs. Gibbs of Fairport,
ate Thanksgiving dinner with their
relatives, Frank Howie and family.
3. J. Denton. young attorney from
Topeka, is here this week visiting his
friend, J. NJ Wiesner.
Chas. Brumftt was up from Wilson,
Thanksgiving day.
A picture of Mike Unrein, a former
student of the Fort Hays Kansas Nor
nal School, appeared in the Country
Gentleman" of November 1S. He was
shown seated on his Emerson Tractor
in a full page advertisement for HYATT
Roller Bearings. Quotations from an
interview with Mr.. Unrein are given Oh
/ the same page. 1t is quite an homer TO
GC oCAS~SSA 4AOtil -LLCESaEfuS
tractor owners for display advertise
ment Of this kind 1t was probably
done on account Of the header attach
ment which ne invented for his tractor.
i The first of this week three stores
were broken open at Wilson. Fred
Early and his b!oodhounds were sent
for. They picked the trail and went
strait to where the suspected parties
lived, and from there 70 the depot.
+ Subsequent events proved the correct
ness of the dogs diagnosis of the
case, as one of the robbers was arrest
ed in Kansas City.
/ Walter Stedman is excavating for a
I new residence on his lots in North Hays.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wirtsbaugh OF
+ San Jose, California, visited last week
with Mrs. Margaret Fogle, Frank
Fogle and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]
L. Stout. Mr. Wirtsbaugh is one OF
/ the successful orehardists OF the Santa
Clara Valley, prunes being his principle