The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-07-11

MIR. and Mrs. Judd Bell visited in
Ellis Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joslin and daughters spent the
4th with Ellis friends
Will Farley was among the Haysites
to visit Ellis last Sunday.
1.-The Real Agatha begins in this
issue of the FREE PRESS.
Bertha Sidwell is here on visit to
her friend Clara Loreditsch.
Mrs. B. F. Replogle has a couple
neices from Ohio here visiting her.
A number of farmers in the north !
part of the county finished harvesting
this week.
Frank Fields and c. M Holmquist
left Sunday evening to see the Denver
convention.
Pearl Wilson left Wednesday night
for Ottawa, where she will visit with
her sister Nora.
Mrs William Hall returned Friday
morning from her trip to Boston and
visit to eastern friends.
The little son of Tully Scott came in
Thursday morning from Denver to visit
with Master Philip Scott.
Glenn Samuelson of Ellis died there
Saturday night. He was brother to
Mrs Lou Bell of this city.
Miss Ellen Brumitt will leave this
Saturday morning for visit to her
The new cottages of DR.. Jordan and
Fred Schwaller are rapidly nearing
completion. Both are very cosy homes.
Milicent Wilcox left last Sunday
morning for her home in Salina after
weeks visit here with relatives and
friends.
Pension Attorney Freese this week
succeeded IN having pension allowed
to Mrs. James Mains, dating from the
death of her husband.
Tomorrow Sunday the Congrega-
tional church at Ellis will be dedicated
with imposing ceremonies. They surely
have handsome church building.
A child of Casper Rupp caught it's
fingers in lawn mower Monday morn
ing, causing so severe an injury that
Dr. Catudal had to amputate one finger.
Mrs. John Roennfeldt and daughter
eturned to their home at Ellsworth
Thursday morning after a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roenn-
feldt.
The Topeka State Journal last Satur-
day gives our western Kansas State
Normal School two column write-up,
with pictures of the new building and
gymnasium.
The Amusement Co. which is billed
for Hays five days next week, begin
ming on Tuesday, has been showing at
Ellsworth and Russell and was well re-
ceived at both places.
Frank Kissing and Henry Giebler left
last Friday night for Kansas City and
points in the eastern part of the state.
They will visit Joseph Ryan at Frank
fort before returning home.
The wife of Rev. J. w. Blund on
formerly of our M. E. Church, died
suddenly Tuesday evening at her home
in Salina. The many friends of Rev.
Blundon sympa thize with him.
The representatives of the Electrical
Machine Co. of Topeka are here CON-
plotting their contract of wiring the new
wings of the State Normal School build
ing and will finish this week. r
Another family have bought. resi-
dence in Hays. Miss Mollie E. Moore
of Ness county has purchased the Mrs.
Taylor cottage on west Second street
adjoining the John Nickles cottage.
Her brother is now attending the State
| Normal
Some of the young lady friends of
Miss Ruth Brown signing themselves
1.-The Bunch" gave a lawn party in
her favor at the home of Miss Sophia
Dickinson Thursday eve. The lawn
was prettily decorated with japanese
lanterns The guests, about sixty in
number, spent very pleasant eve
ming Light refreshments were served
at ten o'clock.
The Wesleyan Male Quartet was in
the city yesterday. They had expected |
to give a concert under the auspices of |
the Epworth League of the M. E. church |
but through miscarriage of mails they |
failed to get Rev. Smiths letter mott
flying them that the evening was al
ready filed by the Thorstenberg- Hobbs
concert at the Normal. The young men
went to Ellis on the evening train where
they expect to giPe an entertainment