The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-09-01

! Daddy Freese now has a car of his
own.
E. E. Colyer was in Stockton, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs 1. 7. Bode are home
from their visit to Keokuk, Iowa.
Mrs. Colyer is receiving a visit
from her mother Mrs Eads of Stock
ton.
Ex-County Superintendent wilson,
of Cove, is spending several weeks in
town.
Bissipg Bros. have added steam
boiler and dry room to their pres
sing department.
Prof. F. B. Lee and family are now
settled in their own home-formerly
Mrs. Gallons property.
Miss Keller has been busy the past
week overseeing improvements made
IN some of her apartments.
on farm loans before giving your aP-
Piication. The Citizens State Bank" "
Harry Snyder, agent for the North
west Insurance Co., was in Hays,
Wednesday, on his return trip east
from ColOradO.
c. E. Williams, manager of the
Hays Mills was in the west part of the
state this week on business matters
pertaining to the mill.
Paul Gross had the misfortune
Tuesday, to break the little finger on
his left hand while playing a practice
game of basketball.
drove over to Rush County, the first
of the week. They report the roads
in first class condition.
DR.. G. C. Unrein left :. Thursday
morning for ST. Louis, to bring home
some of his school supplies and will
also visit his best girl before being
called to the colors. .
Fred n. Dreilng has sold his hard
ware store at Victoria, to Christ Abel
of Colorado, Or. rather he has traded
it for 800 acres of wheat land near
Quinter.
The NJ. W. A. Lodge have secured
the Kirby lot, corner Broadway and
Chestnut Street and will move the G.
A R., hall, which they recently pur-
chased and will use it for their lodge
room.
A. D. Colliver formerly of Gage,
Okla, visited VIII Philip and family
the first of the week. Colliver, several
years ago, was employed at the Fort
Hays Experiment Station and has
many friends in Hays.
DR.. K. J. Moye, who attended a
meeting of the American Vetinary
Association last week, returned Mon
day. He has been appointed Second
Lieutenant in the Vetinary corps and
is now awaiting consignment.
DIR. N. j. Brown eye, ear and nose
surgeon, who has been making this
and adjacent territory for several
years has been sick at his home in
Salina, for a month past but is i'm
proving in health and will soon be-
able to be back over his territory.
Mrs. Lena Johnson Nelson, daugh-
ter of Peter Johnson, living south of
town, writes from Ida, Ottawa coun-
ty, that their first born, Walter John
son Nelson received the prize of
blue ribbon and $500 in cash at the
fair held at Appolis, for being the
pretties baby in the county.
j. J. Weigel, for several years an
employee of the Hays FIGURING Mill
left Monday, of last week for Sheri-
dan, H., where he will train for an
officer in Uncle Sans New Army. We
believe Joe is well equipped for the
job and will make an efficient officer
when he thoroughly learns fsthe
ropes"
Don't forget to get a box of Dr.
Pruitt's Gall Salve for sore shoul-
ders while you work the animal or
your money back. A fifty cent box
sent prepaid for fifty cents in stamps.
DR.. A. H. Pruitt, Hays, Kansas.
The County W. c. T. u, met in
convention IN the NJ. E. church at
Hays, on Wednesday afternoon. An
interesting session was held and the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. T
NJ. Wood; Secretary, Mrs. Lord; Ira
surer, Mrs. Gross of Ellis. At the
close of the meeting Mrs. Wood and
Mrs. Hale served tea and cakes.
eve will make you the lowest pos
sible rate on farm loans, and will fur
nish money the day papers are sign
ed. The Citizens State Bank"
Father Edmund, who has been in
charge of the Antonino parish for
some time has gone to Pennsylvania,
on visit to home friends and also
to take medical treatment. He is suf-
fering from partial loss of hearing
which in a way incapatiats him in
his calling, and his trip east where he
can be under the skilled treatment of
a specialist viii, his friends hope, per
manently relieve him of his trouble
Over a hundred pounds of honey
were taken from bee tree on Big
Greek on Experiment Station proper
ty this week. Time was when it was
thought that bees could not live in
Western Kansas, but since alfalfa
has become a staple hay crop with
its almost continuous blossoms bees
are beginning to do well. You can
occasionally see patches of sweet
clover which is also sought by the
busy bees.
J. T. Morrison, the jeweIer has a
complete line of high grade jewelry,
watches, cut glass, silverware. steri-
ing silver tableware, hand painted
china and optical goods. See him be-
fore buying, his prices are right for
high grade goods
Rev. Gerrit Snyder, the pastor of
the Presbyterian church has returned
from his vacation and recreation IN