The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-11

Street.
Hiss Bertha Virmond returned Thurs
day evening from visit with friends
IN Salina.
The tower OF Babel, corner of Chest
nut and North Main, is beginning to
point skyward.
Wanted.-A secondhand typewriter.
George H. Cox.
The Normal Squad went to st. Marys
this Friday morning to try conclusions
with the college squd in that city. We
are are betting on Hays.
On next Thurs lay evening the ladies'
OF the Methodist church will serve a
supper. All invited. Remember, the
supper viii be in the church dining
hall.
Potatoes $500, wheat S1.75, flour
$500, Sugar $500, butter doc, eggs 3Oc,
well the only things that remain at
the same old price are mouse-traps,
for 10 cents.
Gay Tillotson and party, With Gay s
prize pack of greyhounds, caught three
coyotes last Sunday, out near the Me
serve ranch; but they failed to connect
with the dinner they were expecting.
At the regular meeting of Fidelity
Lodge 194, 1. o. o. F., Tuesday, No
vember 18th, there will be presentation
of Veteran Jewel. A large attendance
of members is requested. Visitors well
coined. By order of Lodge.
Lost-Somewhere between the Meth
odist church and the Harry King resi-
dence on Sunday morning, pin made
of a s. gold piece, with the word Ida
engraved on front. Finder please re-
turn to me or this office and receive re-
ward Mrs. Ida Ransom.
Coming to Windsor Hotel, November
18th, DIR. J. c. Marchbank, Eye-sight
and Optical Specialist. Twenty-four
years practical experience fitting eyes
with glasses. Can fit any eye with
lenses, that will respond to light. At
Gorham, Kansas, November 18th.
Mrs. Mary Logan, formerly Mary
Gauss, who was her last week to at
tend the funeral of her father, was
called home, Saturday, on account of
the death of her husband. She and her
husband have been living at Herring
ton Mrs. Logan will return to Hays
and live with her mother.
Under the direction of Elsie Macin-
tosh, the Sophomore College Glass of
the Fort Hays Normal. viii present the
three act comedy drama entitled
Bachelor Hail. A strong cast has
been chosen and the play is one of the
best that can be secured. The pro-
ceeds OF the play viii be used in help
ing finance the 1917 ReveilIe.
The football game between Wa
Keeney and Hays High School We'd
nesday afternoon, resulted in score
20 to in favor of Hays. The Wa
Keeney aggregation came down in a
special, backed by three coach leads of
loyal rooters, with the expectation, we
presume, of eating the Hays squad
raw, but failed in their very laudable
desire. They returned to WaKeeney a
badley licked bunch.
The State Teachers Association
meets in Topeka, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week. Miss Anna
belle Sutton, primary teacher il the
public school, Is chairman Of the prima-
ry section and a member of the exec
utive committee of the association.
Practically al the teachers of the Nor
NAL are attending, and several of the
teachers IN the public schools.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society are going to have big bazaar
at the G. A. r. Hall on Thursday,
November 23rd, beginning at p. m.
and lasting until midnight. This bazaar
VIII be something different from any
thing ever held IN Hays. It viii be ike
the big charity bazaars held in cities.
Tne hall viii be divided into booths.
One booth win sell dolls of every de-
Scription- Another booth viii have
aprons either cook aprons or fancy
aprons-any kind you like. Another
booth VIII be filed with fancy articles
such as fancy bags. towels and the like
A booth of underclothes, for eithe
warmth or beauty, some for mother
and all the children. A food booth
where one can buy everything for
Thanksgiving dinner, also delicious
homemade candy. A japanese booth
where all kinds of japanese goods win
be for sale and tea served by Japanese
ladies. A fish pond viii delight the
children and the groWn-ups as well, for
everyone loves to fish when they are
sure 70 catch something. There VIII be
music and laughter al the tine. Nc
admission. Res sure % coma.