The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14

Hnen you think OF photos think Of
Markel.
Court adjourned Friday after nearly
a two weeks session.
J Il Ke,l, a real estate dealer from
Salina, was IL Hays, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Barnhin Of Ellchi-
gan, are here visiting relatives
A. A Wiesner returned Thursday
morning, from business trip to St.
Louis.
John Westbrook is decorating the in
terror of the Treat house completely
this week.
George Palmer and his son-in-law.
Harmon Kingsley, went to Larned this
Friday morning.
L. NJ. Bell, express man at the u. P.
depot here, is visiting friends in Man
kato, this week.
Merrel Hubbel, of Canon City, Colo.
is here this week visiting his brother,
George, and family.
Banker E. NJ. Speer and family are
now nicely located in their home re-
Gently purchased of Tony Jacobs.
H.W Chittenden, L. G. Bell and
Frank Fogel attended meeting Of the
I. o. o. F. Grand Lodge at Wichita
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex West returned
Tuesday from Excelsior Springs and
Kansas City, where th7y have been
taking medical treatment.
P. Caspar Harvey will go to Topeka
Monday. Monday night the Topeka
Press Club, of which Harvey is a mem
Der, will give its first fall banquet and
frolic.
Beautiful wedding photos at Markets
Studio.
A drummer from the east said to Us
the other day, ''Its hard in Metropoli-
tan Hays to get the ear Of any busi-
ness man, they are all to busy. It's the
busiest town I've been in any where. .
David Bobst, an oldtime resident of
Ellis county now living in Kingman
county, is here visiting friends. Mr..
Bobst is considerably surprised at the
wonderful improvement here in Hays.
Harry Felten, with a force of men
and teams, has been busy this week un-
loading seven cars of heavy steel
girders for the Sheridan Coliseum. 1t
took three teams and two wagons to
haul each girder.
About FIVE o'clock last Thursday
morning columbus Day. fine twelve
pound baby girl arrived to adorn the
happy home of Hardware merchant,
Carl Wolf. Carl says if It were a boy
he would name him Christopher Col
umbus-
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Benton are
here from Walker. They are thinking
of coming to Hays to live. Mr.. Bentor
is brother to Geo. Benton, manager
OF the a. A. Anderson wholesale estab
lishment here. He VIII probably JON
, George in the business.
Kodak work finished in one day at
Markets Studio.
About eleven o'clock Thursday morn
ing a fire started in the old Tremon
house on north main street, owned b.
+! H w. Oshant, and now being used as
restaurant by A L. Brown Howeve
prompt action by the city fire depart
ment subdued the fire with but yer,
small loss to the property.
Views any time or place at Markell
Studio.
Ray Breitweiser. who won the gol,
! medal for the best writer in school twr
years ago, is principal of the Scottsvill
i schools this year. In addition to thi
work he is writing paragraphs for th
Glen Elder Sentinel. One of his quip
seems to have penetrated under tn
skin of sixth district paper and Brett
weiser was made to feel the wrath O
an lrate editors pen.
There was 2,7OO bright new silve
dollars piled up on the stage at tn
Normal one day last week and sever
boys back of it. All this money rep
resents what they had taken in work
/ inr under the direction Of Prof Matth
ew who is now teaching Agaicultur,
under the managerial and projec
method which he introduced in or
State school. Azel Cochran and Pats
Deane were behind the scenes. The
had sent TO St. Louis so. as to get new
bright silver dollars.
Family group pictures at Markell:
! Studio.