The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-02

uISH, Two GSluSlISfS are sui at nome
The oldest Is q teacher, the possessor of
ior high school girl. We are glad to
welcome such a family to Hays, and
hope to be able to prove TO them there
is no better place on earth to live.
The Griffith sisters were here from
Ellis, Sunday.
Prof. Alex Meier sports a new
Chevrolet automobile.
Philip Bittle of Munjor, has recently
purchased an auto truck.
Harry Felten unloaded a car-of hay
from Manhatt an, this week
VIM. Richmond made a business trip
to WaKeeney, Saturday.
Three cars of watermelons were IN
loaded at Hays, this week.
Vim. J. Madden left Monday night,
for business trip to Texas.
Mrs. Joseph RunyOn has returned
from a visit to her children near Coden.
Mrs. Mabel Shotts, formerly Mabel
Edwards, was up from Lacrosse, this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Butler of Russell, attended
the funeral of Mrs. VIM Roenfelt,
Sunday.
Mr.. Alvin Fellers was operated on
for appendicitis, at the Hays hospital,
Sunday.
H.D. ShafFer and family returned
Sunday evening, from their trip to
Colorado.
Mrs. Mabel Calvert is here from
Plains, Kansas, visiting her mother
Mrs. Rowlinson.>
Henry Westbrook has the contract
for painting Ed Kraus' new farm resi-
dence south of town.
Azel Cochran and family and c. II.
Wann and family have returned from
an outing in Colorado.
H. H. Pierce and family and Ward
Sullivan and wife left Thursday after
noon, for vacation in Colorado.
The Union Pacific have installed a
new electric bell west of the depot,
where the track crosses Ash Street.
Smith & Pierson, surgeons from Kan
sas City, have been doing some work
at the Hays kz spit;>, the past week
Herman Roenfeldt of Kansas City,
was here Sunday, to attend the funeral
of his mother, Mrs William RoenfeIdt.
Miss Jennie Nickles and party re-
turned from Colorado, Friday evening
of last week, by the way of Lacrosse.
Dee Lambert left for Athol, Smith
county, where he has been employed
as principal of the schools of that place.
The Chalmers automobile No. 34OO
won fist and second place in the Pixies
Peak hill climb, August II, and third
place on August y. Can you beat it? :
A REQ and Case car with thresher-
men Dechandt, Mike Quint and Art
Bieler, left Sunday, for some point in
Canada.
Mildred Nickles of Abilene, who has
been visiting her relatives in Hays, for
several days past, will leave for her
home, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Iva Morgan Robinson is here
from Logan, where her husband is
school visiting her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Morgan.
Jake Orth, who lives south of town,
is the pleased owner of a Chalmers six
The Chalmers is stylish /
and very dependable machine.
Mrs. Alfred Havemann was operated /
on for appendicitis, Saturday morning,
of last week. The operation was a
success and she is improving nicely
a. o. Woodbridge returned Sunday
from a short visit to home
trends in lola, Ills. This was Mr. /
WOolridge's first visit In eight years
It is understood that Susie Mullen
las accepted q positioa as helper in the
News Office. She viii probably be the
operator for the new linotype that is
The Frank Manning shows have been
to play at the Golden Belt
Fair. The Manning band ofkten pieces
viii furnish the music each day for the
four days Of the fair.
Prof. Ward ". Sullivan has
moved into the c. W. Reeder rental
property recently vacated by Walter
Scott, who goes to Oakley as superin-
.endent of the schools there.
Mrs Timothy Logan of Denver, q
former resident of Hays, is here for 4
Tisit with friends. She returned with
John O'Laughlin and family, who had
been taking a vacation in Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Butler drove over
from Lacrosse, Sunday, IN their Ford
:ar and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. 81. Winters. They drove from
mere to WaKeeney to visit relatives
there.
Schwaller Bros. have purchased a
9ormatruek of Alex Schueler, and at
'ached it to their Ford. The arrange
nent makes very servicabie jftrey