The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-16

ular pep speech. L got II out OF my
system week ago.
Hays is not destined to be little
town. The gods are for US and the on
] ly things against US are ourselves
Other towns in Kansas are looking to-
ward Hays for many things Many
towns in Western Kansas now feel that
Hays leadership is necessary. Many
more will feel that way. Hays is on
the map and if that map is to get any
larger. is up to all of u.s.
Hays will be.
Earl King was down from waKeeney,
Wednesday.
Father Maurice was up from Victoria,
Wednesday.
Dewey Garrett got an arm slightly
injured at the mill this week.
]. T. Morrison, the jeweler, has
beautiful line Of cameo brooches.
Mrs. Fred Haffamier went to Kansas
City, Sunday morning, on a visit to
friends.
! Attorney c. NJ. Holmquiat was at
Winona, Logan County, most of last
week, ON legal business
Watch the Hays City Drug Store
windows for specials next week.
/ Albert Klppes who was operated on
for appendicitis at St. Anthony s hos
pital some time ago is slowly recover
ing.
Jacob Leiker sports a brand new
Studebaker. Jake is one of Ellis
County's most successful farmers and
is deserving of the 'best that is
Richard Brooks, a worker on the
Sheridan Coliseum, fell off the building
about 40 feet Wednesday morning,
and broke an ankle. He is at the Hays
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Gassman, and
Frank Kissing, motored to Enterprise,
Sunday. They returned Monday morn
ing, bringing Miss Graeber with them
for few days visit.
DR.. Clover has added a McManis
/ treating table to his Office equipment.
This mechanical table eliminates q
r large amount of physical effort and
r adds efficiency TO the treatment.
: For ''The Clean Milk from healthy
tubercular tested cows, and Home
Creamery Butter, call,
s9t3 Woodbridge Dairy, Phone 2TO.
C. M Holmquist is visit 's
: at Lindsborg, this week. his sIsJer
: f-o,, T-,vo-I.I Col5fo-,;, ,,bor, 10
has not seen for several years, is also
; visiting home folks at Lindsborg.
n The following is credited to a Mis-
! souri, editor: 'The wind bloweth, the
water howeth, the farmer soweth, the
subscriber oWeth and the Lord know
: eth that we are in need of our dues
! This thing of dunnin' gives US the
blues!''
D. H. Early's sons have secured the
= agency for the Liberty BelI'' electric
washing machine. 1t beats all Of
:, ;. them. The price s45 is in reach OF
: most of the families. 1t is great
: strength saver and also time saver
DIR. Middlekauff will soon commence
the erection of two story brick build,
: ing on the present site of his Office
\ The dimensions 25x75. The lower fOol
n will be used by King Brothers for then
! drug store. The rooms upstairs for
n offices.
n While cutting bananas from a big
d new bunch of the tropical fruit, RicharC
/ Dreesa of the J. B. Basgan grocery
Il discovered a very large tarantuia a.
e large as a cup Rich captured the fine
specimen and turned it over to tn,
Y Biology teacher of the Hays Catholi,
IS College.
n James r. Start left Monday night
for Chicago, where he will spend few
= days before going out to Evanston, tC
o enter Northwestern University. He
will take work in the school OF orator.
e and dramatic art in connection with his
u academic preparation fer the study OF
5 medicine.
Mrs. A. l.. Clark and sons, Vernon
: and wife, and Clarence, returned Thurs.
|. day afternoon. from short visit with
: relatives and friends, at Marysville
Kansas. They also visited the State
Fair at Topeka. The trip was made
in the Free Press 'tin liz" They
: went over the Rock Island highway tc
= Marysville and returned over the Gold.
en- Belt.
If there Is not another city in Kansas
: that needs the main streets macad
e amized more than HAYS does, it ha:
not been discovered. Tuesday morn
e ing after the rain, the road on NortF
I Chestnut was slush Of mud, and one
P of the old-time citizens called the
O writers attention to the fact. He said
s F''I have been a resident of Hays fo1
r twenty-five years and that is the coadi-
q tion of the streets after every rain
$ storm. It's shame and disgrace. -
About six o'clock yesterday morning
s Mrs Smith, mother OF Merchant
: P P. Smith, while on her way tC
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