The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-15

nTS- H. y . L SIluOy Is taxing I1SOlSGl
treatment at a hospital in Chicago.
Car of apples-difFerent varieties.
S1.25 per box. Isaac Zeigler & Son.
The Miller Bros. adjusted a fire loss
for Alex Pfannenstiel at Munjor, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. A. Cowan entertained the
Domestic Science Club, Wednesday
afternoon.
Quite a number Of the school children
are ''enjoying' swell-up-ness of the
neck-in other words the mumps-
| 1t is reported that the u P railroad
company contemplate paving the
streets in the vicinity of the depot.
Harriet, the little daughter of N, P.
! Gassman, is suffering from boil on the
back of her neck. She is quite sick.
H. D. Shaffer and wife, who have
been suffering from a severe attack of
grippe for some time, are reported to
be convalescing.
114SS OOullSODy WIN lAdS OCSn flSlllA4S
home friends the past month, returned
Monday night and is now at her post of
duty in the Citizens State Bank.
Walter Runyon, who has been work
! ing in the neighborhood of Palco, ar
rived home the first of the week and is
stopping with his mother on East Juni-
alta street.
The noted Kanopolis Gospel Team is
to spend Sunday at the Methodist
church conducting all the services.
According to Secretary Mothers re-
cent report, in 1914 the City of Hays
in the matter of population was the
69th, and in 1915 the 58th. Well, that
is going some for Hays.
Al Nickles has been chosen as a dele
gate to the meeting of the Utilities
board at Russell, January 25. It is
hoped that Al will report good hard
kick for better train service.
Remember at II o'clock, at 2:3O and
at 7:3O the Kanopolis Gospel Team will
conduct meetings at the Methodist
church.
VIII Early left Sunday night for
Guthrie, Oklahoma, in answer TO a
telegram that his father, D. H. Early,
who has been visiting his daughter
there, was quite i'll. They returned to
Hays Thursday night.
There are several reasons besides
a low rate why it pays to get a
farm loan at the Citizens State
Bank. Hays City, Kansas.
The popular Barney Wolfe Stock CO.
played ''The Gay Mr.. Thomplin- :"
Saturday night at the New Opera
House in this city. It was an excellent
comedy and was enjoyed by all present.
Monday of this week the Free Press
was made the official county paper by
the Board of County Commissioners.
1t goes without saying that the pro-
pr1etors of the paper were pleased.
Thanks, gentlemen, may your shadows
never grow less.
Our special correspondent from Buck
eye has been quoted several times in
the Kansas City Daily Star recently.
The Salina Daily Journal in its ''Out
There in Kansas column also has an
occasional item from Buckeye Cen
glomerations. Miss Jessie seems to
be getting into the lime-lght.
Treasurer F. N. Dreiling, returned
Thursday morning from Phoenix, Ar
rizona, where he was called last week on
account of the illness of his brother,
Anton. He reports his brother some
what improved Anton was suffering
from an attack of pneumonia.
The stockholders Of the German Ma
tional Bank held a meeting Tuesday of
this week and found the business of the
bank in a prosperous condition. Fred
Miller and J. c. Kippes. two stockhoid-
ers from Hays, were present. County
Treasurer Dreiling, also a stockholder
and one of the directors, was not pres
ent being with his brother, Anton, who
is very i'll in Arizona.
Do you want to save money on
JOO 4O1 lOdn OCC 10 Llll5
month. We need your business
and will make rate to get 1t.
J. M. Schaefer
Recently Mrs. Geo. Douglas OF this
city received word that her grandfath-
er, Robert White, 0ately deceased Of
Augustine, Florida, had remembered
her in his VIII and had left her Z neat
little nest of about IS, 600 in money and
property. She and her husband have
been living IN Hays about eighteen |
months and he has been engaged, since
he came here from Plainville, in run
ming an auto livery
DR.. Messelroades came up from Kan
sas City, Friday night, to assist DR.. !
Haas in operating on VIM Palmer. /
The operation took from ten O'Clock IN /
til four the next morning. Although 1
Will was seriously injured he Is getting /
along nicely. It viii probably be sixty /
days and perhaps longer before he is