The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-02
Miss KeOugh has songeast on a visit

Mss keough mas Rone east on q Vlsis
to her mother.
Rev A. N. Smith made 3 business
trip to SsIina this week
John Hall shipped TO ears Of cattle
TO the z C. market tRis week
RrownIow Hopper ut Tuesday for
his school work at okAbOms city.
Next week occurs tie Waiter Ward
Miss Bertha Robinson wedding.
Mrs. DanSord is vfftstiHe out at the
home Of Hrs. George Palmer en- west
Big creek.
Miss Maggie Cave left Wednesday
for another year Of beF school work
out in Arizona.
Both Thomas md Kings got in q
car losd of lee Saturday to supply to
their customers.
In the boys" case Judge MUircy
feels relieved se they paid the costs
and complaint Withdrawn.
The young folks vbo have been vis-
iting st the home Of Sanford Sites re-
turned TO their Junction city home on
TuePday.
Tuefdsy kies Olive Westbook left
for her school work at LinccluvilBe.
Mrs Abbie lesvea for her school work
in Edwards county pext week.
House for Rent
We offer for Rent q nice eczv cot
tage near the NoVz,aI school. Freeze
OF HARRY PESTANA.
Starr, TIE bakeF, is bone from his
trip to the western stateR, WkeFe Re
went in the interests Of OUr fouriug
mill ard introducing Hays -four.
As beirIooms Frsnk Strut sent bis
son Ralph snd his nephew. Mrs. CJeve-
lands sOp. the canes that grand pa
Elibu Stout carried 50 proudly 60 msny
years.
Pin Lost.
On the streets Of Hays this week
diamond pin with german letter 6
marked on it. Finder will be reward
ed on leaving at This Office.
The new courses TO be introduced
into our city schools tbs year win sure
IL prove very attractive, interesting
and hetRfaL e0 ksg1 tie children On
hand The opening day.
John p. Besse has been sppOinted az
postmaster at YoeemeDte, to Euccsed
Mr.. Lund who resigned to move to Mis-
souri,, and has GENT in isebOnd. which
has been approved and be at work.
Cards are out announcing the coming
wedding Of Miss Helen SchIey to John
h. Freese on Tuesday evening, sSeptem
beg 18th ia Kansas city, where they
win reside, he still being on the z. c.
Star force.
Word comes from Will J. MADDEN
that he Is doing nicely IN his new work
IN the American Union Trust Co., st
18th & Baltimore avenue in Kansas
City and be glad 20 zee any Of our Ell
lis county people when they visit K.C.
It IL q pleasure 70 note that cur 10
cal OF the insults and danger 70 the
young german girls who went to the
depot 70 the evening train bore fruit
and they have stepped going. Their
parents and teachers teek It up snd for
bid il. And IL the Marshal would com
plain Of some Of the young fellows who
60 to the depot and make smaFt-alec"
remarks it would help the reputation
OF eur city to people on the trains. As
1t Is now conductors, tFainneD, travel
ing men and many passengers think
that Hays is tough, il still 1.-the wild
and WeiIy Wegt'.
Prof George z. Myers. principal OF
the Manual Training school Of Wash
ingtOn, D. c. has been appointed as
the Principal Of the Kansas State Nor
NAL Manual Training school at Pitts
burg at salary Of $500 year. He
has been the head Of that school Eve
years, has had many fine offers from
other states, ore this year for the same
work from the state Of Wisconsin. but
chose Kansas g be u 4 graduate Of
the University Of Chicago AMI Ottowa,
Kansas University, 90 near home.
It il grand appointment and VIII
do much 70 continue to bpiId up that
Normal school.