The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-03-31

& N will cross the Santa Fe just
southeast of the fair grounds The
new steel for the Larned and Hays
extension is expected to arrive the
middle of next week A big cOnslgn-
ment of ties for the extension is al
ready in the yards here. Larned Til
Ter and Toiler.
. Walter (Pete) Ward, is on the sick
list, with bad cold.
Addison Doing went to Colorado.
last Monday, on business
Grandma Moore, who lives on the
Smoky is seriouly Ill at her home.
Harry Cooper was here the end of
last week, visiting his lady friend.
Real estate is stirring, and great
deal of it is in the eyes of the people
Mr.. T. NJ Wood, who has been on
the sick list is again able to be about
The Morris boys plastered a silO
for Ern A1berts, north of town, the
first Of the week.
John Hall made a business trip to
WaKeeney, Monday. and returned on
the plug, Tuesday.
Mrs. May Witmeyer, daughter of
| from Salina, on a visit
DR.. Neiswanger went to Topeka,
| Tuesday night, to attend a meeting
of the State Dental Association.
Miss Mayetta KIinger, who is teach
! ing at Grinnell, visited her relatives
in Hays, during the Golden Belt.
Geo. S Grass, a well known mel
chant of Hays, made a business trip
to Kansas City, Saturday night
Mrs. ]. T. Brrmey and children of
| Gorham, were the guests at the Bren-
ner home, last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lucille PEBBLE and Miss Kate
Lee. Culbertsor1 of Russell, were guest
of Iona GoetcEius during Golden Belt.
Because of a backset with the
measles Tommy Gatewood, is serious
ly i'll at his home in Smoky Hill town
ship.
Mrs. F. R. Culbertson and Miss
Frances Banker of Russell, we're here
to attend Ell Trovatore" last Friday
evening
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church, had a very en-
joyable social at the Manse last Fri
day night.
Mrs Brummett's father, H. W
Hendricks has come to make hi:
home with his daughter, at the Keller
apartments.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson of Grinnen, for
mer superintendent, of Cove County
was a guest of G. NJ. Cox during
Golden Belt
Margaret Post from south of Ellis
is seriously i'll at st. Anthony's hos
pital. The doctors report her case
typhoid fever.
F. o. Payne, went to ST. Mary's, t.
buy a farm, last week, but it did not
suit him and he returned last Satur
day morning.
Hazel Dotson, who is attending
Hays High School, went to her home
in Ogallah, Friday noon, and returnet
Sunday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Merrill, Miss
Edith Cross, and Mr. Aaron Platnel
of Ellis, attended Ell Trovatore" last
Friday evening.
Mrs; f. E. Balls, ST., is seriously
Ill at her home north of Hays. Hel
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Balls, i.
taking care of her.
Miss Rosetta McCarrel's class Of
the Baptist Sunday School,, has plant.
ed flower seeds on ground, given the
church for that purpose.
The baseball game between Buck
eye and Turkville, last Sunday, was
largely attended. The score was Is
to II in favor of Buckeye.
Miss Alice McLain, who is teaching
music in the Sheridan County High
School, attended the association and
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F
E. McLain.
Mrs. Lou Borrows and son, from
Salina, spent the weekend with
friends and relatives. Mrs BorrowS
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R
Crissman.
Azel and Mrs. Cochran, left Satur-
day morning, for Austin, Texas, in
answer to a telegram informing them
of the death of Mr.. Blair, father OF
Mrs. Cochran
Last week, Warner johnson, coun-
ty superintendent, of Sheridan coun
tys attended the Golden Belt meet
ing, and visited with relatives, the
Frank Wall family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright True anc
family, Mrs. VIM. Morris and son, re.
turned last Sunday, to Aroya, Colo
after weeks visit with friends and
relatives IN Hays.
Misses Cecil and Evelyn Stevenson
of Cove County, Kansas, were in
Hays, last week, attending the Asso-
citation. Their father formerly own.
ed a ranch on the Saline.
Harry KirLmaD and fanoi1, I.aor