The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-08

Mrs. Joe Kutina is quite sick.
Geo. Werth was down from Ellis,
Thursday.
The town has been full of solicitors
this week.
The town of Ellis is putting in a
sewer system.
Anton NJ. Dreiling was up from Vic
| toria, Thursday.
Mrs. Nelson of Lawrence, is here
visiting the Rea family.
The Music Club will meet with Mrs.
R. L. Parker, April 11th.
Ed Rea and wife left Tuesday night,
for Kansas City on a short visit.
Peter Goetz, the Victoria butcher,
was doing business in Hays, Thursday.
County Surveyor Frank Loreditsch
made business trip to Wilson, this
week.
Alex Schueler, Jr., recently sold a
six cylinder Buick touring car to M. P.
Dinges.
Jake Brull has sold his old Buick and
bought a new six cylinder of Alex
Schueler, Jr.
Asa Jewell, this week, purchased a
residence property in the north part of
the city, of G. M. Cox.
C. M. Holmquist was looking after
some legal matters in WaKeeney, the
first of the week.
Harry Felten sold bunch of horses,
this week, to Geo. Parker, proprietor of
the Horse and Mule Market at Wichita.
Raymond Staab this week purchased
a resident lot of Fred Miller and in
tends to soon commence the erection
of residence.
Forrest Cochran, vice president of
the Fidelity Trust Co. of Kansas City,
was here the first of the week, visiting
his brother, Azel.
Sheriff Robinson made trip to Sa-
lima, this week, and brought back two
young men for alleged burglary recent
ly committed at Ellis.
D. C. Brumitt is making a farewell
visit to friends on the Saline river, this
week, before leaving for his new home
near Oakley, next week.
C. w. Miller wants to make farm
loans from one to seven years. Low
interest and give you all the money you
borrow No commission.
H. D. Schaffer went to Salina, We'd
nesday, to bring home new super-six
Hudson recently purchased through
Schlyer & Arnold, the Hudson agents
at Hays.
Mr.. Gabler, an architect from Topeka,
has arrived and will be on the job at
the Sheridan Coliseum until the last
stone is put into place.
Geo. Grass, Jr., went to Kansas City,
this week, and brought back new de-
livery truck which will be used in de-
livering groceries to the patrons of his
fathers store.
Pure Texas Red Rust Proof Oats
at Hays City Mill. Guaranteed
clean and free from other seeds of
any kind. Price 60c. per bushel
bulk"
Miss Lillian Chalk, who has been the
very efficient dry goods clerk at the
Alois Bissing General Merchandise
Establishment, has resigned her posi-
ton and returned to her home in Wa
Keeney.
Mrs. Hoofschnider who was so badly
cut to pieces by her husband few
weeks ago, has so far recovered, that
she was taken in an automobile to Rus
sell on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Dodge.
The snow storm of Thursday put q
damper on the Annual Roundup at the
| Experiment Station yesterday, Friday.
A large crowd of outside people were
expected but the inclement weather
kept them at home.
! The city election, Tuesday, resulted
in electing H. W. Chittenden, council,
man for the First Ward, and Tony ia,
cobs, Second Ward, Alex Schueler
Third Ward. Chas. Harkness was
elected member of the School Board.
Dave Nickles and wife came up from
Abilene, the first of the week, and were
present at the funeral of her mother
Mrs. F. Havemann. Dave returned tc
Abilene, Wednesday, and Mrs. Nickles
remained to look after her fathers
household affairs.
The Yocemento Portland Cement
plant is being overhauled, and it is un-
derstood viii soon commence business
again. The property is now in the
hands of a company that does business
on business principals. It will no doubt
now be a financial success.
/ Monday, J. C. Kippes, clerk of tine
district court, was called to Victoria, tt
clerk the Herman and Roe sale. A. J
Dreiling, cashier of the German Amer
lean Bank Of Victoria, was to hav,
clerked the sale, but being very busy