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

MlIaGGIS@E@SS
Canning and preserving tomatoes
Order through your grover. a12tf
Miss Ernestine Fields is quite sick.
The new street sprinkler has arrived.
Mrs. Averill visited in Ellis, this
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bell
man on Wednesday, a boy.
J. T. Dorney has purchased the Walt
Steadman residence property.
Mrs. P. C. Kippes of Victoria, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Lucy Schwartz
Wolf Binder, the Hays pump and
windmill man, sports new tin Liza
Ford.
Mrs. Wolf Binder is in Kansas City.
on account of the serious illness of her
sister.
Miss Elizabeth Leahy returned
Thursday morning, from two weeks
visit in Colorado.
Mrs. C. N. Talley and children Of
Kansas City, are here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Matt Truan, and family.
Morris Craig, bookkeeper for the
Treat & Schaffer Lanbsr Company,
visited friends in McCracken, Sunday
I Mrs. Joseph Runyon attended camp
meeting west OF Ellis, last week, and IS
I now visiting. one Of heI soa@ gear Co
dell.
Mrs. Sam Gabriel and children o
Lawrence, kansas, are here visiting
with her sister, Mrs. HIATT Truan, ana
family
I Misses Mabei and Idaesther Truan.
who have been visiting relatives near
Hutchinson, returned home, Sunday
morning
Frank Bissing was on the six hss,
the first of the week. He went -
Enterprise for treatment. His sister
Clara accompanied him
Prof. Heber Keller and family o.
Emporia, on their way to Colorado,
spent part of this week with Mr. Kel-
Ier's sister, Miss Anna Keller.
Mr.. c. NJ. Talley, who has been visit
lug at the home of Matt Truan ard
family, returned to his home in Kan
sas City, Wednesday morning
c. G. Cochran was over from Plain
vile, two days this week, looking after
business matters and incidentally sizing
up the railroad and fair propositions
Strayed: Wednesday morning, Au-
gust 10Th, one bay mare 9 years old,
weight about 1850, with white feet and
white spot on nose. Finder please
notify this Office.
Mrs. Michael Blick and daughter
Tillie left Sunday morning, for several
months visit in Wisconsin. They viii
spend some time in Chicago before go
ing on to Wisconsin.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Marshal,
August 24th. There viii be a mission
ary meeting at 300. A 25c. supper
will be served at $50.
Alex. West, who moved to Trego
county this last spring, is seriously Ill
and DR.. Middlekauff and Chas. W.
Reeder drove up to Trego, Thursday,
and brought him back to Hays.
Ex-Governor Geo. H. Hodges and
family, and Frank Hodges and family
of Olathe, passed through Hays, We'd
inesday, on their way west to the world
famous resorts of the Rockies They
expect to be gone about a month
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
iP. W. Gross of East Second Street,
was severely scalded with boiling water
about the head and shoulders on last
Friday. She IS being cared for by DR..
J. Il. Middlekauf who reports the little
sufferer improving
We have it upon good authority, that
Hays is soon to have new steam laun-
dry. There were parties here Wednes-
day. who are intending to return In 2
short time. They viii build new
modern residence and engage IN the
laundry business here at Hays.
/ Miss MeIba Brenner, daughter of ]
G. Brenner, celebrated her fifth birth
day. Wednesday. Several Of her little
companions were invited TO help her
enjoy the event, and It is useless to say
they had a very pleasant time The
favor for each guest was q tiny cake
. sn which was seated 2 wee skeWpie'
securely fastened with frossinz