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


J.B. Cave is sight seeing in Toronto.
Canada.
G. NJ. Cox has returnd from his
visit to Cove County
The hottest July in forty-fve years,
says the weather man.
Frank King is the proud owner of a
Tin-Lizzie-Ford automobile.
Fred Miller and wife have returned
from their eastern visit
Harry King has recently purchased
the Dave Nickles residence in north
Hays.
C. M. Holmquist was in Denver,
Colorado, on important business this
week.
Do you notice that a large number
of auto owners have not purchased
new tags?
D. C. Brumitt is here from Oakley
this week He has sold his Ellis county
farm to Anton Pfeifer for $4,000.
BID. Eaton who has been running
the Yocemento hotel for some months
past, will soon move his family back to
Hays.
1t is up to the proper officers to see
that the automobile owners who have
not purchased new license tags, get
busy.
DIR. T. H. Clover is attending the
National Osteopathic Association in
Kansas City this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Zeig-
Ier, on Wednesday, August End, a girl.
Maurice says it is the finest baby in
the land
B. C. Arnold is acting as Probate
Judge this week, owing to the absence
of Judge F. E. McLai who is in Par
soEs, Kansas, on official business.
Mr.. and hrs. HE. Malloy LETT
Thursday for Manitod, Colorado, for
months outing. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Malloy's mother, Mrs.
Panzram
Misses Mabel and Idaesther Truan
eft with their aunt, Miss Brown, Tues
day morning, for Stafford, Kansas,
where they viii visit with relatives for
short time
No man-be he ever so wise, can
print newspaper to please everyone.
No preacher be he ever SO eloquent
and devout, can please all the people IN
| his audience. Then why try?
A son was born last Friday, TO Mr..
and Mrs. C. a. KILLER. The young
stranger tipped the beam at eight
pounds Papa Charles wears smile
that won't come off.
DIR. Vermillion and family from Sc
dan, Chautauqua county, Kansas, are
here hunting q house to live in
They propose to locate in this city FOL
the practice of his profession.
For SaIe.-One share Baldwin manu-
featuring stock. o. E. Harvey,
Sylvia, Kans
H. W. Bourdette, an employee of the
Manhattan Mercury, is here visiting
his daughter, Mrs Charles Mutton
He and Jonah Mutton were pleasan
callers at the Free Press office Tues
day morning. Mr.. Bourdette is ad ma
on the Mercury.
Cleve Schultz, wife and son arrive
: Friday morning, on a visit to rels
tives and friends. He delivered hi
illustrated lecture on Preparedness, a
/ the Crystal theatre, last night. He
prominent attorney of Los Angeles
and is said to be fine talker.
Dave Nickles and family, Wilfre
Wann and Miss Jennie Nickles was tn
touring party that left bright and earl
Tuesday morning, for a cooler climate
They intend visiting Colorado Spring:
Manitou and other world renowned rt
sorts OF the Rockies.
II If you are going to need anythin
in the Work-horse line for plowini
now is the time to buy it. l have
] fine assortment of work-horses an
mules, Automobile to the ranc
every day. Azel Cochran.
II Prof. P. Caspar Harvey left Tuesda
! morning, for Chicago, where he wi
spend his vacation holding down ''r
: portorial'' job on the Chicago Tribun
7 The Tribune is one of the great dai1i'
of this country, and one that wields
| great power.
/ Miss Margaret O'Laughlin accon
/ panied by Miss Katherine Laughlin I
Marysville, and Miss Mary G. Laugl
lin of Topeka, sister of ex-Bank Cor
missioner P. E. Laughlin, left Ia
week, for vacation in Colorado. The
write that they have taken a cottal
in Manitou, and are having vel
pleasant time sight seeing
VIM. Bieier, father of the BieI
boys living in Hays. died last Frida
July %. 1916, aged Il years. NJ
Bieler at one time lived IN Hays. T
was in the employ Of the governmel
-was wagon master at Fort Hays. F
also helped to establish Fort Riley a.