The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-28
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Harry Felten lost horse, Tuesday


A new piano was received at the Nor
NAL this week.
Rev. Stulken of Bison, visited friends
in Hays, Thanksgiving day.
The Essex Club held their usual
Thanksgiving dance, Thursday night.
o. D. Crawford and wife spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Hays.
c. NJ. Holnquist visited home folks
at Lindsborg, Thanksgiving day.
The High School foot ball team now
wear sweaters with large orange H.
Quite number of Haysites attend
ed dance at Ellis, Wednesday night.
Alice Mulroy is visiting friends in
Topeka. She will be absent about two
weeks.
Roy Stoner arrived from Denver
Wednesday, to eat turkey with his
grandfather, Henry Reemsnyder.
Miss Dora Kraus left Wednesday for
Hill City, where she will spend few
days visiting with her sister, Mrs. Hen
ry McVey.
Farmer Dunham of the West Smoky
Hill Valley was in town Thursday morn
ing to meet relatives from the East
coming to spend Thanksgiving.
The ladies of the Lutheran church will
hold a bazaar and food sale at the
church, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 5th,
at one o'clock. A ten cent lunch will be
served.
1t is understood that Geo. Staar will
change his boarding house near the
Normal to a rooming house in the near
future; presumably after the Short
Course has adjourned.
Malcom Peterson, county superin-
tendent of Logan county, was in Hays
Thursday, renewing acquaintance at
the Normal and attending the Cooper
Normal foot ball game.
The Dreiling Lumber Company report
the recent sale of three Chevrolet five
passenger automobiles; one to Caspar
Kippes, one to Vic P. Dreiling of Walk
er, and one to Alex Herman of Cath
crime.
A party of Normal Students chartered
fifty seats at the Crystal Monday night
for the 18th series of Lucille Love. Be
tween scenes they sang songs and yelled
and otherwise annoyed or amused the
people present. However, boys, do il
again, the Free Press is not kicking.
N. A. Turner, editor of the Russell
Record, attended the Cooper-Norma
football game here, Thursday. He was
a pleasant caller at the Free Press office
The Record is one of our most valued
exchanges, being carefully edited and il
a model of typographical and mechan
zeal neatness.
It is hoped that all the citizens o.
Hays, that can, will open their homes
for the accommodation of those attend
ing the Short Course at the Norma
School Those who will do so pleas
telephone to-day to the general office a
| the Normal, No. 106 or to Miss Keller
home, No. 131.
The Fort Hays Kansas Normal Schoo
defeated Cooper College on the Norma
athletic field by score of SO to Z, befor
one thousand spectators and perhap
five hundred more were kept away be
i cause of the unfavorable weather cor
ditions with which the day opened
was great game, one of the best eve
witnessed in Hays.
Streat Cox is home from Texas again
He made the trip from Ocheltree, Tex
as, to Voda, Kansas, in a Buick car,
distance of 230 miles in II hour:
Streat says that beats c. w. Reeder
fast time from Garden City to Hay
which was recently chronicled in tt
Free Press.
H. H. Price and wife have returne
from their eastern visiting tour. The
itinerary included Missouri, Iowa, Ill
nois, Wisconsin and Nebraska. The
made the entire trip of about 1000 mil
in their Ford automobile. No accidel
to the machine to speak of, occurre
They report a fine trip and pleasal
visit with their relatives.
The Annual Catholic Fair end'
. Thursday night The four days W
marked with the usual large attenden
: and also, we presume, with the usu
gratifying financial results, as t
( Catholic people are always loyal to the
+ church. The Windsor Hotel sent
their patrons, including the Coop
: foot ball bunch, up there for sup
Z Thursday evening, which appreciat
! swelled the income.
Piano Tuner, Hagel, one more wee
E Phone "a.
s It is reported that ex-Mayor Phi
is getting up regiment to go and he
the Russians fight the the Turks. T
following are a few of the men he wal
to take with him: Joseph Zimmerms
Nicholas Gibler, Gerhardt Unrein, 10
/ Shekman, Adam BAIL, Andrew Me
and Joseph BasgaH. A few regimen
Of such fighters would soon make /
Turks run and bring the war to a spec
and glorious end. We wish them 81
cess.
Mr.. Jacob Fites of the First Ward
: particularly unfortunate In the mat