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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20
Pier-.z ( 3. s.

81 Jan hilbert Olson was Freed
hem business caller Friday. ...s
Nike Nagel made . business trim &,
Buckman last Thursday.
Herman Wieiand and son. Arthur
were hauling wood from the Smith
farm the past week. 1=Iss
81. Grover TAYLOR was caller at CHRIST
johnson IL Friday. sS.s: 81 S.s
Charles Young hauled wood from
the old Whitney place last week.
M The johnson children are al o. the
sick list.
Grover Taylor. Mike Marcel and M,
and Mira Kobiika were 10 New Pierx
Sunday. SE17
School "a GIavelville is dlscontlnueii
for three weeks in order 70 not tho
school house. repaired. s
Gilbert Olson was in Little Falls
SATURDAY. Sss5:S SO
Messrs. Schwankle and Taylor were
business callers in Pierx SATURDAY. So.
Tho school lloard visited tchool in
district 104 Monday and hired MI.
Beckman rs Janitor for the remafnder
OF the term. to take the place Of Fill
more H0lEstrom who resigned.
Mrs. Taylor. Bertha Ekwall And
Mary and Ida Olson visited at Frank
Beckman 8 Friday. 77s7'.1 8
Messrs. Sam and August Blom,
Frank Beckman and Christ Johnson
were callers at the Erickson farm Mon.
day. 3 . 5- 75$- z- 81
Miss Eleanor Wieland was Little
Falls caller Saturday. !.
Henry B1om is on the sick list -
Frank Beckman and Sam and Aug,
Blom are hauling hay from the Erick-
son farm this week. .s. 5,s$
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20
SWAN RIVER

Jan, IA birthday party was
given at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs u
Paul krotoschinsky Saturday evening
in honor of Paul Krottoschjnsky, 58th
birthday anniversary. The invited
guests were made to feel right at home
BY the excellent hospitality Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Krottoschlnsky and the
evening will be long remem bered by all
who were present. The first part Of
the evening was spent IN playing cards
after which dainty refreshments were
served. After refreshments were
served the dining room was cleared
and the invited guests made things
mum. Music was furnished by Frank
Krottoschinsky with the accordlan,
which lasted to late hour. The In
vited guests were all satisfied that Mr..
and Mrs. Pail Krottoschinsky are
Royal entertainers. s IS
Many from here attended the funeral
of the late Mrs. Hubert Freislnger
Little Falls Friday.
j. II. Harfler attended to business
matters at Bowlus Saturday.
Paul Stauek was a county seat
visitor Monday.
! Martin Larson of Bowius was out
here Sunday visiting with relatives
Scepturek Bros. were grinding feed
/ for the farmers Monday.
Many from here attended the funeral.
of the late Frank Kroll at Elmdale
Monday. =s. .
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Wleechnieskl have
announced the marriage of their
daughter to Mike lillian which will
:; take place Jan. 81. .ss
j. j. jacobson and family Of Elm
i dale visited at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hantier Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Larson enter
! tanned number of their friends Sun
] day. 1t being Mr.. .arson's birthday
] Miss Leafy FISHERMAN left for ST..
Cloud Wednesday, where she viii be.
) employed for some time. #-ss.3s
a small gathering..of neighbofs an.
Dyed a very pleasant evening at the
! home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuster-
! mans Friday evening.
About 40 OF the friends gathered At
the LONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
blanchard Saturday evening to heln
celebrate Mr.. Blanchard hirfhday.
Cards and dancing was the chief
amusement. s
Dr.. II. Newman OF Littia Fai,.
was ont here tuesday on busina.s '
Mrs Oliver johnson Of LiffIa - IL
is visiting her siser, Mrs e. 81. Iars
son this Week. -
Mike Macy was a Little Fa1la
visitor tuesday -,
Peter Blair ID hauling his sum mar,x
supply OF lee from Little Fails fh1s
week. 5. -
Miss Maths Larsen, who Is attAdino
school AZ Lift s Falls, spent 4 few (.
DAYS with her T,aFAnfaa !. Mrs 3 M 81 q Sc
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20

son s last Saturday night were well at
tended. Refreshments were served at
midnight. All present reported good
time. s. IS On z/5'.
7. NJ. Halverson of Little Falls,
formerly Of this place, visited in this
vicinity Saturday and Sunday last.
A. N. Olson called on Tom Davis in
Clough last Tuesday. sss5=@
Maurice Anderson returned to Inter-
national Falls last Monday after a two
weeks visit with his parents and
friends in this vicisity. i s.
A. w. Olson was business caller at
Fl. Ripley last Tuesday. 1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20
FREEDMEN

Jan. Isl. d. Gregerson ana VIM.
Dahlgren were Little Falls visitors
Wednesday. &Er -
George Ralph, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Gilman, was buried
from tho Lutheran church here Thurs
day. Rev .. Is. Nelson of Little Falls
conducted the obhequles -.<.
Z Rev. A p. Nelson, who had been
conducting series of meetings at the
Free church the first Of the week. went
to Brainerd. VI, ~. =,
Peter Carlson is i'll with blood poison
in his arm. y - r.
Axel Carlson, sun of P. Carlson. who
has been suffering from an attack Of
appen dicitis, IS little better and Is
preparing to go to the hospital at
Little Falls, where he will undergo an
operation next Friday. .~.,. ~ .z.s
= Mrs. Peter Carlson will be the guest
Of Mrs. Randolph Gillette of Little
Falls the later part of the week,
he IS IN the hospital. "A
| and Mrs. E. j. Hedbloom visited at T.
Carlson S Sunday
p. Carlson returned from Guyana
Saturday to visit his family.
| The home Of Mrs. Anna Olson has
/ been quarantined, members of the
family being i'll with scarlet fever.
| The Young Peoples society met at
! the Lutheran church Saturday evening
| instead Of at the Winterquist home as
stated in these items last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewal Zimbrick were
IN Little Falls Wednesday 81
John Olson returned from South
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20
CIR DIl OK
BIoodsd CattIs and Hos.
Purchases from ocal
Stock Bree ders

Sfock Breed
9. ..5 s..S 81.
y NAT y most o ol badly DuC 9 Iolo:
runner oI WnaI stne farmers g sne
county are % o0 onIi tne c0nine
years, e the action faken. lasf week py
Sonn ~. Johnson. son q Slle III s,onh-
son q me toWn % )arllnR 20 1mproso
ana &Ia0e nls daiI neia: ne Pu.-
cnaseo from tne ~, lliiams nelu,
the tnoronRnD ied s' suernsey yeai4 !.
Oull Dnke q MEADOW view, NO. lo, oa 3.
Wnose sire - Laesle 2 6on ol LeoS ~,
anu wnoeo gag e Olllca O. :! 49,
Arms now owneu y -. !.
ssi amon8 tne d VllSa nced eaInn9
Ie8i1tere0 Dun ancestors are >1 lV1l
WOODS Maanstay anc Sheet Ancnof,
Wnlle ms aGvanced fe8lstereo COZ
anceetoIs lnclude L LAtI OF ledya ~
snesecon1, w1tn record OF S6S. s! poulnu uls
OF puttefIac per year Lassle AIe0ya ~.
recorc OF q 426 y pounds Of butterfat
wood dlll tie Sixth, $3.50 pounds
bufteIfat per year. The dlenwo0
family Of Thoroughbred cattle is said
to be one Of tho best Of Thoroughbred
cattle, so it ran readily be- seen that
Mr.. johnson Is starting right to grade
MP his dairy herd, this beng tho first
full blood dairy animal he has secured
raai; zad dn,;no tire = nnth - I1ecem-
her from tha Wiii;am,s herd :, 81.
S,nca last june there has heen sold
frnm the NJ M Wiii1ams farm tan
Iarca Imnrnvan Yort. n;ro moo. un;n0
"a d1fferenf narts ~ fra ronntV which
ahove that the Farmer. ara wakino m
. a., ,mnrovino tha,r atocE ~. :
- - Me'cai, ia.se seocA DIeeu ",
wnoo .e s' - - osss. - !o r,n lae .. a.sS
nnn: e YEA sa'oe u Uloo 80 o NJ:
.ns suo paee ae" mon ~. . .01 IA =
n n,! .oe pa an ~ Uu"el .I n, $50 H. =
oaA.e.l VI awnes' ~ ioI .eu Du'v ~
DoaI ~ V useu 70 eAn ae1 on Ino
glano circult' cneck IoI 20 oelnG en.
S.os1u ~ "a ~, n 70. An1s nyk was p enn
ooPIemoe q 1857 anu we'9ns ove1 Nv
pou"us ~ was snlppou mummy -
-. ;. : ..:-.. -, %
nepo't " st,n' ~ u1s u ~. -;
.ol nonln enoxne 'an 20 au .n
e NO: OF Gays ~! sauRnt.
q: No. Puplls enl o H. - aversee
oaa'y asten e:sH ae 10 lnose ..t Wno re,
celveu r cS..,n 1s"ss, n pe,lect a.tenuanoe
n WsIe no'r' 1aeo XIV, g 1s, anu Ss.nel
o1''n. A1t'i 1Au1i' 's'acnoi
PRIMARY dIanartn,ent. M If DAYS
+anoht. 81: No Of nnni1s enrolled 81 ):
AVERAGE da,lv attandanca -. Those
nho Zoo; -od cart;f;cn4os r. ,orfoct al
tandanca we've Clarence HedhIom I'd.
WIZ ano ~, D 4s, H Wns, JAIL "in'o'
qu's' ano nelG IT, z.1 poa.ss .o,.h..
neoso o<'ieon' teoonoi'
kenort If schoo, in district 81 for
month ending Dec. 28:- Pnn1ls en-
rolled AZ: average attendance "a Per.
fact in attendance dnrinr the month
were :Josenh. Palmer and Helen Peter
SON Walker Johnso;,. EImer. I,nln ana
Eva Sniittorf. Thera Joroenson. Esther
Munson. Esther and Annie Paul,
(!larence and Elmer Nelson Warner
Anderson. CIitford Peterson.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
THk NEW METHODIST MINISTER

Rev. A. S. Hale, tbesnew Methodist
minister, with his wife ard three chill
dren, arrived Thursday and took charge
Of cur church and parsonage and regu-
lar services will now be beld and he
will preach Sunday morning & evening
and all cordially invited.
Rev. Hale is about 43, is a Univer-
sity graduate, q graduate of law and
has degrees. He entered the ministe-
rial life in the upper Iowa conference.
then to Saltwater, Mimi, city OF ov-
ef Is. 900 inhabitants. Then to the no.
ted Clinton avenue church at st. Paul.
Next the Vincent ID. E. church, Minot,
N. D., then to the Mama State Nor
NAL Oxford College and Western col
lege. Then to his late charge the beau
tifui church at Pleasant Ridge, q su-
berb Of Cincinnati. Wanting to try
Kansas Bishop Moore sent him here
to Hays and tells that he is a great
evangelist, 3 great speaker.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
House for Rent
We fer for Rent p nice COW cot
tage near the Normal school. Freeze
or HARRY PESTANA.

Last Friday afternoon Miss Emma
Smith, Mrs. Paul spd Miss Mary Ryan,
the ladies selected by the Ladies Civic
League 70 judge the Flower beds in
the contest for which the Civic League
furnished the seeds. were taken ever
the city by Mrs. Frank Field in her
carriage 10 ipsrect the work Of the
children who had contended.
The children certainly did good work
as the showing was very fire, consider
ing the unfavofable season
The prizes awarded were as follows:
CLASS A: 1st prize Barbary Sehif-
felbein, little girl in northeast part
of town. 81. End prize Richard Bis
sing. on of Jake, 81.
CLASS B. 1st prize, Matilda Din
ges. daughter of Nat, 81. 2nd prize
Elsie Burk, daughter OF Ira, so cts
In addition to the prizes each bed
winning was decorated with red flag
as an beir loom.
The Civic League expects to hsve q
similar contest next year and hopes
for more favorable yesr to give the
children q better opportunity to de-
monstrate their ability.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
The HAYS Ice Plant.

The Hays Pure lee Co. was granted
a charter this week by the State Char
ter Board with $50. coo capital divided
into 400 shares OF $50 each The char
ters shows the following as incorpora-
tors and the number Of shares they
have taken to give il start.
Two Krkman Bros. 20 shares. ". b
Jordan, Mrs. C. F. Jordan, VIM. Hall,
Fred Sehwaller, Hays Elec- Light Co.
c. ". Miller, Jr., each 10 shares
C. D. Brumitt, Wise & Jacobs, J. F.
Jordan, Fred Haffamier, Jas. Bebsp,
Jr., G. J. Loredistch each shares,
Frank Loredistch 4, c. F. McLaIn. n.
G. Haffamier, C. A. Harkness each e.
Emery Foltz, F. z. Meade, and C.. J.
KIug each / share.
MiIlaTd Kirkmsn was eleced President.
The bidders are here and 1t is expect
ed the contract viii be awarded this
Friday and work soon commence. II
will be located at the Electric Light
plant and their engines used to fur
nish the required power.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
LIE -eERrLE.. nE nHp ELIEEps

Editor Alex Meier Of the fNsws' gives
US a nice notice of our Vrite-up Of the
dedication Of The Berzog church speak
irg of the ''Higb- German ard Ru ssian
German; for which the psrer viii se-
cept our many thanks as it made Us
much talked OF among the Russians IS
ihsy have bes n anxious 20 see sur srti-
Gle and every one. especially the old
men end women Of 80 yezrs ago. have
pronounced our article correct and
fld q psPer daring 10 write the real
truth, p,ououncirg brother Meier s ar
ticle political II fly.
He knows she different parts Of Ras
siz. same as America have t5eir peeu-
Iiarity IF their language an6 50 with
tslet ssrmon, zbiIe i was fin and well
6sliveced. cue Russian 3. young ard old,
would have batter urderstOod Father
Charles, Jerome or Edwards in Ellis
county RGssisr- German Simply BE-
causa our dear brother came home
from the services carrying big bar
ner that maybe got him II fr7rt with
the high Gods Is No reasOr why es com
mon dutch Russians cidD't catch o. c
Or far re- orter pulls q fevther-
Like Mr. Maier's criticism Of ts'e Chzu
sss qua he can oalz see thro' his glass
and nof for tee hundreds OF ''the plain
people zbo attend these pahlic sathsr-
ings that please the masses rot the
.4-asz
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16

The National Conservation Congress
meets in Kansas citv, Morday, Sept
18th so II e Ksns az deleRstes of last
year will meet in z. c. Kansas and
map out their state work The differ
emf committees will discuss uatters
connected with their department
Ak Philip Of this city is on the cont
mittea on WATERS. with Congress
man u. g Guyer IF KarRss city ard
Editor W D. Greason end viii consid-
er there subjects: water supply
irrigation, stream navigation. eonser-
vstion Of water for municipal use. !"
C. ". Miller has been appointed as
a delegate to the National convention
ty Gov. Stubs.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16

Seven car loads of cattle we're ship
ped from this depot or Sunday.
The last week the trees Of our town
have been black with blackbirds.
Harry Matthew and wife have gone
to Stockton to his school duties.
It has been very hot here this week
ranging around the 100 mark
Miss Stella West went to Russell on
Monday to visit a few days with her
friends there.
Having the repairs completed the
Cement works ct Yocemento are again
being over-run with orders.
Nick Schmidt of Gorham has been
appointed Notary Public which will
be convenient to that neighborhooe.
The Ladies Aid Society of the LUthe
ran church will hold their End annual
Rummage Sale tie last Saturday IN
September.
state Architect C h. Chandler CT To
peka ia here to-day, FRIDAY, 70 look
over the bids on the new s40.O 600 build
ing to be putsup cut at TIE State Nor
NAL that is to be awarded today.
President Hill, Harry Grass and the
other Regents ard many bidders are
here.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
ArnoId's Harness Shop
5. Chestnut street. Hays, Kansas

Alvi1 S4elye Of the 500 Z psrt OF TIE
ceGntY last week shipped Z car Of cat
tie o the K c. Ha-set-
Mis- Blanche Tucker now Is in cha-g
Of t-isp5oPe Central at Quinfer a1d -she
erj5y sd visi.ing n Toreka last wzek
c ". Miller attended shs dedication
services at the Heizg Ca hole church
ard TO, fire -7hoto9raah pieinre Of
the cTosd outside the church.
These msnS local shoEers have been
a blessing 70 the tomato growers in
cur rnidst In ripeping up the tomatoes
ard now they sell a pourds fer z
quarter.
Farmars ksep IN n,l-d ze cen seVe
you mouey by hsviag your shoes re-
paired We viii siso pay the highest
market prIee for CREAM Try rs
mkt time Gassman's Shoe Hospi
tai PEone No. $50.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

We High School students feel quite ele
waited because we sPe working on 9
much higher plane this year - in feet
We are II feet higher than last year
We have quite a corps of teachers
now; Miss Swan ard Miss Mccall are
the new members.
Miss Swan is musical instructor for
the entire school
The High School now has four reci-
tation rooms beside the assembly room
Our course of study has been enlarf-
ed, having added German, Domestic
Science, Domestic Art, and Manual
Training.
The 9Th grade now forms part of the
High School.
Under our able instructor, Miss Swan
we hope to accomplish a great deal l.,
the art of vocal usic. We hope 70
have a High School qusrtette or chorus
before lorg.
The High school girls have already
made some arrangements in regard to
forming basket ball team.
Roy likes to sing solos.
A number of the girls are taking Man
ual Training. Four of the girls are tax
ing Domestic Science at the Normal;
several more Of the girls will begin
seeoud term work down there in NV
The Freshmen have already develop
ed an appetite for goodies, apples and
plums especially.
OF the studen's in the Freshman
class only two are taking Latin, the
remainder are taking German.
Under the new regulations we have
no inte-missions and dismiss at $50.
We viii need more dictionaries If the
Freshmen continue sn diligently IN
their search for knowledge.
Rev Weist was a High school visitor
one day last week.
a black, Weather-beaten hat which
journe ye3 around the room 2 last found
IL 3 way to the waste bsTket by hr.
8arkWells assistance Judging from
the bnllet holes in the crown the above
property probably belonged to some
war veteran.
Frank Carman, a post graduate, IL
taking Algebra and Cicero with the
junior Senior class.
Miss Hoxie Is teaching Mrs Kirk
mans room this week.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
Communicated

At last Jack AFtor ard 'fhis little
girl. Miss Force, are married n New
York, after q great deal OF bowling,
VIKING ard talk by the goody goody'
all bacsrse A.sior Is divorced man ard
as 70 her becsuse sire is hut Is snd he
o'd CROUCH to he ker father, spd the
ministe told Up their hands in holy
horror and 'he ministers condemn the
minister who performed the c. rer onY
sud declare they wouldn't. Rot
Mr.. Astor WIS divorced, TIE evidence
showing she was ''high-toned' drink
er. having her high balls" csaDpsjgn
continually with gay company. Ard as
he is not that style he welcomed the
divorce and gave her q handsome suD
and she lives in England.
He having q hardso1se home, ford Of
society and amusenents and 7sntirg
a COMPANION surely he was JUSTIFIED IN
remsrryiug snd rot be condemned
And as 70 the Young lady she wss a
sensible girl Marrying in her own ser
ard age she would likely found 2 gay
deck, smoker aTinker, dissipater with
home life msyte he'll, young mans
slave. Sbe fourd an oil man OF set
tied babits snd TO bad cnes. with 2
well known gocd loving disp sitiOn-
pretty home TO live IN, ard she sensi-
biy preferred 20 be ~an ol6-msn's dar-
ling" and be petted. ard as g mother
I do rot condemn but congratulate
her on her Sc si5Ie decision
A Mother.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
Don't miss the Moving picture
show this Saturday evening
4 good films Admission | 5 cents

Several OF our Masonic fraternity
visited Salina Wednesday to take part
in the love feast held there.
The east Juniata street bridge con-
tract was not let on Tuesday but will
be re- advertised On new plans
A great game OF ball was played at
Catharine Sunday, taking Is innings
closing with a score of 5 to 4.
DID you see the farcy colors that
Judd Bell is painting the iron ceiling
Of the new drug store? It's great.
Attorney HoImquist has returned
from his Canadian trip and reports q
nice time.
His sister, Miss Johsnna EIeonora
HOlmquist. was married to John Lar
son, out in California, last wekk.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16

Miss Lydia Edwards visited friends
in Ellsworth this week.
John Mcmahon is now clerking in
the Zeigler Grocery store.
sTElwin Penney left on Tuesday for
his school:duties at.St. Marys.
Mrs. Winnie Cox Wilson of Grinnell
visited her folks here this week.
DR.. Wilson and C. w. Miller, Jr
visitedFin Salina on Thursday.
DR.. Hemm ard family have returned
from their vacation trip to st. Louis
and their home folks.
Mrs. Horn and daughter. who have
been here visiting at Mrs. Ed Swires
in Lookout township have returned to
their home.
George Bellman had his drilling team
this week runaway in the field, break
the leg of one of his mules, which had
to be killed.
Conrad Kruger was in town Tues
day, feeling pretty good, the harvest
of he and bis two sons being over with
$500 bushels in the granarv, which run
an average of 18 busbei Of the acreage
cut or an average of over IL bushels
for acreage sown. Some Of their good
wheat averaged q busheI to the acre.
Quite a number Of students from the
western counties want TO come here to
the State Normal a-d work for their
board. AS these are mostly young
girls who have never been away from
home before, the Normal faculty, who
become their guardian while here and
morally responsible, should see they
are located in private homes with nice
moral surroundings and where no late
hours or questionable companions are
allowed. and we'll have no epidemic
as waved over and disgraced Emporia.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16

In Kansas City last Tuesday evening
Sept. 18th. at the home of TIE parents
of the bride, Miss Helen Scbley wss
married to John h Freese. formerly
Of this city and now on the Z. c. Star
force About so guests were present
and many hspdsC me and useful pres
ents received. A pleasant evening was
spent socially and with music. The
usual weddirg prank were arranged
while the yourR folks arranged for
their departure Judge of their sur
prise to find the young couple had got
out thro' the cellar door, taking a wait
ing anto on the side street for the de-
pot.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16

Until the old Pnrs came in and made
m'ne for TIE Treasurer ard his pets.
The State Depository law wes enacted
which required the aprplua cash depos-
tied in the hanks Of the state 70 the
highest bidder. ard st not less than 2
per cent. per anrUm On daily halsnces.
Lest fiscal year the State ceived
$50, 496 interest from tbs fund. Ard
last week tire State Board awarded the
contracts fer this yer to 130 banks at
not less than three percent. Money iE
50 plenty in Ellis county none OF our
banks bid for any OF it.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16
st. Joseph Schools

- OOoOtJA- 0O1OO1o
The Parish sckcoI atts ched 70 the Cath
Ole church ct HaFs commenced anotb-
er school year or Tuesda-, Sept 5th.
The atterdeT C Of the first week al
ready wss 2 record breaker, over 2Oo
children teing enrolled
A new stsf of very efficient End expa-
rierced teachers are engaged for this
new year and Catholic parents may
lcok forward tosnotber successful wear
The rames OF the rev teachers sre
Sister Clement, who teaches the high
er grades; Sister Flora, VFo teaches
the fourth ard fifth grades; Sister Fran
ces de Chantsl. who teaches tie 2-d
and Sd; snj sister Ventura, teaching
the 1st grade
The Catholic College commenced on
Tuesday with much interest shown and
about 70 students in attendance
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-09-16

Sunday Rev Bates Of Salinl preach
ed here and just 90 he was taking the
Monday morning train he was stopped
bv bis old friend ToFeph J. Graves Of
BronkvilIe. who bsd just srrived from
Dsnver with his Iady-'ove. Cora A
Grsndire. and requested tn remsin a7d
msrry them, 50 they eau!d go hovre
and sunrise .heIr frierdF. 81 Pew Mr..
Bates remsized and married the hsppy
couple il TIE psrloTs of tire Wirdsor
hotel 2 nd the parti5 s left for home on
the nieht train.