The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-12-05
Sterling Silver Teaspoons at J. t.

MorrisOn's s, the Jeweler.
Miss Myrtle Miller, q student of the
Normal, is sick with tonsihtis.
The Normal second football team de-
feated the College team, Thursday.
A baby has come this week to the
home of Bob Hall on the East Saline
ranch.
Solid gold cuff button sets at ]. T.
Morrison's, the Jeweler-
VIM. Hagen of Ellis, was pleasant
caller at the Free Press Office Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. Brown, the operator, who worked
in Mr.. Thomas place for several weeks,
is now at Ellis.
Fred Albertson and Wyfe Compton,
students of the Normal. are at the hos
pital sick with tonsilitis.
Morris Baier, wife, son and daughter
from near Vincent, are here attending
the Fort Hays Kansas Normal Short
Course.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve dinner and supper at the G. A. R
hall, Friday, Dec IL Everybody in
vited. Come and enjoy yourself with
US.
Sterling Silver, and Sterling Silver
Novelties at J t Morrison's the Jew
eler.
Representative John R. Chittenden
and family ate Thanksgiving dinner at
the country home of Matthew Truan,
who also entertained the families of
VIII and Ed Truan-
The Russell papers announce the mar
riage of Miss Beatrice Banker of that
city, formerly a student of the State
Normal of this city, to Logan A. Hamil-
ton of Ellis, who is employed by the
Railroad there.
You can't beat our price, or quality of
our material. Jones, Yocemento. d5t2
A six reel feature, Home Sweet
Home, - will be put on the screen at the
Crystal Dec. g. This viii undoubtedly
be the finest feature ever shown in
Hays, and you should not miss it.
The Progressive National Committee
met in Chicago, this week, and decided
to meet in January 1916, in that city to
call their National convention, they
having cast over million votes at the
last election.
Vanity bags-the latest in style, at
King Brothers.
The president of the Golden Belt 1. o.
o. F. will meet with the lodge here
Tuesday night, Dec. Sth, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the
meeting in Hays next April. Refresh
ments will be served.
Wanted-Good German girl for gen
eral house work Apply in person OF
phone Experiment Station.
1t is hoped that all the citizens OF
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 please
telephone to-day to the general Office al
the Normal, No. LOG or to Miss Keller's
home, No. 131.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Albert are the prouC
and delighted patents of twin daughter:
born December 1, 1914. The young
ladies were christened Hazel Florenct
and Lucille Genevieve. Their weight.
were six and five pounds, respectively
whence cometh thou little sprites
Thou vast not here on yester night.
Sixteen cars of material bought a
present low prices. See US before yol
buy.-Jones, Yocemento. d5t
Alvin S. FeIlers has on hand numbe
of first-class exhibition chicken coops
which can be had at a reasonable fgur
by those who are intending to exhibi
their fancy fowls at the coming Chick
en- Show" The coops will be sold a
actual cost of production. AS the mum
Der of coops are limited, better see Mr
Fellers at once if you are in need o
coops.
Diamond rings from $500 upwards
at ]. T. Morrison's, the Jeweler.
A Mr.. Ford of McCracken, who at
tended the opening OF the Normal ShoT
Course last Monday, after listening t
the Governor and the balance of I'll
speakers, and while shaking hands wit
Governor Hodges remarked: Govern
or, you are the last Democratic Govern
or Kansas viii ever have" 1t is hope
by many that the gentleman's remark
may prove prophetic.
Died, November q, George NJ. East
man, aged 90, in Denver, Colo, after
i long lingering illness. He is survi e
by two sons and one daughter, Ere
Eastman of 0 -aaha, Nebr., D. Barrel
Eastman of, Los Angeles, Calf, an
Mrs. Leila z. Sparks of Denver, Colo
/ also by eight grandchildren Mr. Eas
man and his family were well known
Hays City, having resided here frol
1883 to 1892.
Everybody is buying tickets for tt
Civic League play
The Grand Island, Nebr., Daily Ind,
pendent of Tuesday, Nov. 24th, repor
the marriage OF. Miss Lillian Troth