The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gottschalk of
Schoenchen, were in Hays, Sunday, on
a visit to their son, Peter.
Lucy Gottschalk, Angela Werth and
Beigetta Beiker left Monday, for Con-
cordia, to enter the Catholic Sisterhood.
Harold Gill and Alex Schueler went
to Kansas City, last week, and drove
home in the H. A. Cowan light Buick
six.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church, will hold food sale at Grass's
store, Saturday, August 18th, at one
o'clock.
Miss Mamie Gallagher of Denver,
came by auto Thursday evening, and
will visit few.weeks with friends and
relatives.
Lou Croft has finished threshing- did
his last job in Buckeye township, and
has brought his threshing machine
back to town.
Canning and preserving tomatoes.
Order through your grocer a12tf
have returned from Excelsior
Springs and have taken up my regular
veterinary practice in Plainville.
a19-t2 DR.. C. E. Kinney.
Geo. Starr has recently purchased a
residence property of J. M. Schaeffer
in north Hays. He is putting an ad-
dition of two rooms to the house.
Rev. and C. W. Stevens and son
Paul, of Salina, were guests at the
Methodist parsonage, Sunday and Mon
day of this week.
Mrs. Kirkland has commenced work
on her new bungalow on East Normal
Avenue. Lou Croft has the contract
for doing the work.
For SaIe.-A U. S. cream separator,
good as new, at less than half price.
a12tf z. B. Matthew.
Geo. Reidel and family accompanied
by Prue Morgan, left last Saturday
via the automobile route for Colorado
Springs and other points OF interest in
Colorado.
1t is estimated that 300 students, the
majority of them new-will enroll at
the Fort Hays Normal School at the
commencement of the school year in
september.
A keg of beer and bottle of whis5ley
command about the same price on the
market. In one there is a thousand
fish stories and in the other dozen
fights. Pink Rag.
Out of thirty-eight or forty senator
ial districts in the State, those who haG
the highest number OF votes IL their
| districts were: First District A. O.
Delaney, 1914; Fourth Distsict-James
F. Getty, 1868; Thirty-ninth District
c. w. Miller, 1907.
Canning and preserving tomatoes.
Order through your grocer a12tf
E E. Balls viii sell at public sale at
his farm twelve miles northwest OF
| Hays, on Tuesday, August %, 20 h ad
of cattle, head of horses, 10 dozen
chickens, farm implements and other
things. Free lunch at noon.
Mrs. J. B. Basgall and the two
younger children left last week, for
Madison, Indiana, for a months visit
with her sister and other relatives. The
visit viii be of special interest to Mrs.
Basgall because it is her birthplace and
home of her childhood days.
Out at Goodland they publish cards
of memorium in the papers. That is at
the end of year, the widow (and it's
nearly always her If she hasn't remar-
ried) tells in print how she loved hubby
and misses him from MS place (which
never can be filled" /" The fad is even
worse than the card of thanks. -Ex.
Ellsworth Hill of Oil City, Pa, ar
rived in Hays, Sunday, and is visiting
his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. J D. Wolf.
Mr.. Hill made the trip in just nine days
in an Overland automobile. In the
long drive he was not bothered by tire
trouble and outside of oil and gas his
expense for the machine was only fif-.
teen cents.
We have made arrangements with
the ready-print people to print page
of strictly farm news on the inside of
the paper. The service viii be com
menced next week Read it carefully
and tell US how you like it. It viii be
carefully edited and viii contain only
such news as viii be of interest to the
farmers of the county. We would be
| pleased for suggestions from our
/ farmer friends that will help to make
the page more interesting.
i For Sale.-A U. S. cream separator,
/ good as new, at less than half price.
a12tf E. B. Matthew.
A very delightful Unfair wedding
dinner was served at Johnsonvale, eight
miles southeast of town, in honor OF
Mr.. Sophus Johnson and his bride, who
were marriednesr Russell the Wednes-
day previous. With the exception OF
Rev. and Mrs Hale, of Hays, the large
assemblage of guests were relatives OF
the Mr.. and Mrs Johnson Two long
tables were set In the spacious dining
room and delicious dinner was served