The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-10
Mrs. Mablas Robinson Young wa.

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dirt and rubbish and need cleaning.
Mrs. Geo. Hubbard Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is here WHITING friends and
looking after business interests.
Harry C. Allen, head of the u. s.
Labor Bureau was in Hays, Tuesday.
An addition is being built on the
Shamrock Hotel on West South Main
Street.
F. S. Dickson is here from Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Sanford Simmons of Albany, New
York, was q guest of the Windsor,
Wednesday.
W. E. Kislbaugh of Bula, Texas,
was in Hays, Wednesday.
Hugo Kohl and mother have re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends in Sharon Springs.
H. A. Wick and wife are here from
Albuquerque, N. n. Mr.. Wick is
working in the harvest field.
Wish to hire by the month, harness
maker to repair harness on our ranch.
C. G. Cochran & Sons. Hays.
]. E. Rarick of Osborne, Superin-
tendent Of Rural Schools was a guest
Of the Windsor, Hotel, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Madden arrived
Sunday night on 119. They are
roOmnig at the Windsor.
Rev. Snapp returned from Colum-
bia, Ohio, Monday evening, where he
has been attending a convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Poffenberger and
son Miner, and daughter Agnes, and
H. S. GivIer Of WaKeeney, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Poffenberger and
family, Wednesday. Master George
POfenberger accompanied them to
WsKeeney for a short visit.
Mrs. Melvin Spicer came from st.
Joseph, Mo-, Tuesday, for q short
visit with her husband who is work
ing at the T. W. Werth farm. She
left Thursday night for a visit with
at ossawatomie.
DR.. P. C. Anders and wife will
leave in their car, tonight, for Roch-
ester, Ainn., where SAey viii spend
the remainder OF the summer. While
there the Doctor win take medical
course at the Mayo Sanitarium.
Chris Pederson's son, fell off of a
binder Wednesday and ran the stem
of a oil can into his leg below the
knee, causing very painful and dan
gerous wound. He was brought to
town and had physician dress the
wound
Have SO acres Of bound wheat in
the city limits of Hays which we
would like to get threshed right away.
See Azel F. Cochran, Citizens State
Bank, Hays
Two men were fined one hundred
dollars each in Justice B. e. Arnold's |
court on a yagrancy charge, this
week, for refusing to work. Being
unable to pay. their fines they were
put in Jail. Such men should be |
made to work out their fines. They |
should be put to work on the streets.
C. W. Miller who has the faculty
Of remembering faces, though years
have interviewed, met John Sims near
the post Office, one day this week, who /
he had not seen for more than forty /
years Mr.. Sims who-Was travelling in |
an automobile, was once familiar fig
ure here, in the Tommy Drum days,
when everything and. anything went,
and thelimit in a poker game was the
sky. "Sims was greatly surprised /
with the modern Hays, compared with
the long ago Hays"
= Wish to hire by the month, harness
maker to repair harness on our ranch.
c. G. Cochran & Sons, Hays.
E. W. Howe of the Atchison Globe,
was in Hays, Wednesday Of this week.
He was here getting a story about the
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chronicle some past and present his
sory Of Hays-surrouRdings. He will
1eal absolutely in facts, but under his
Eacile pen the story will read ike
romance. Mr.. Howe met several old
liners while here, among the number
5eIug h C.. Arnold, who after few
minutes talk fonnd that at one time,
p the misty sPsst, they were young
zen .together in town over IN "old
Aissaari
Have so sores of hound wheat in
'iae city ipitszof Hays which we
EOlald kelts get thrsshed right away.
See Azel F. CechsanF Citizens State
Bank, Hays
Jacob Brull, has recently purchas-
q p sMc4g geEEaiek kaZyezter and thresh-
T combined, of Schlyer & ArnhOld,
Fish which he has commenced har-
testing his large field of 700 acres of
# wheat heHEeat Is yielding. close
o % bushels per acre, whiehzis being
marketed as fastas It comes from the