The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-25
Miss Georgia vermOnd is on the sick

Miss Georgia vermond is on the sick
list.
Conrad Kruger is at the hospital
sick
Mrs. C W Resder has been quite
sick this week,
National Bank Examiner Winters
was n Hays Wednesday
The Lutheran aid met with Mrs.-W-
" Paul wednesday afternoon
Good Ford for sale at Bemis
garage.
PJ. Dean and wife went to Okla
homa the first of the week on visit
70 friends.
hrs. C. NJ. Wann entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends Friday after
noon, Nov. 20.
Frank Payne contemplates building
residence on his lot recently purchased
OF z. P. Bussard.
Modern furnished rooms for rent
suitable for young men. Across from
new High School building.
Dave Lorenz, manager of the Shela-
barger mills with headquarters at Sa-
Ina, was in Hays Thursday.
For Sale A four-cylinder Stude-
baker car in good running order. For
particulars call on Geo. Hubbel-
The Methodist Congregation at Wa
Keenay recently presented their pastor
with brand new Ford touring car
We are reliably informed that Walter
Steadman has purchased some lots in
west Hays and intends to soon com
mence the erection of residence.
Tom Ryan, an old Hays resident,
was in Hays, Monday. He is travelling
salesman for Denver firm, the Lind
quist Cracker and Confectionery Co.
Wanted.-A job doing chores or truck
work for board or cash. VIII work
after school and on Saturdays. Write
c. F. Lamoree, Box "a, Hays, Kansas.
J. H. Ward has purchased the Gun
ningham lots in West Hays-the old
Yost property-on which he intends
building a residence during the coming
year.
C. w. Miller has a stock of groceries,
a business house and residence well
located in the thriving town of Victoria
which he viii trade for land. Who
wants it?
Mrs. Mamie Klinger of Leavenworth,
is expected to arrive next Tuesday
evening, and will remain the guests of
friends and relatives until after Thanks
giving Day.
The Lyceum reader, Miss Gay Zenola
Maglaren, who recently appeared on
the Normal rostrum, was the guest,
while in the city, of her relatives, Mr.,
and Mrs. J F. Jordan.
gentleman arrived here from St.
Lake City, the first of the week to
employ Henry Nickel, contractor Of
the Sheridan Coliseum, to put up a
large business block.
On account of the Catholic Fair the
semi-monthly meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella which was to have
been held Monday the 9th, viii be
postponed until Tuesday, the 28th.
The annual union Thanksgiving ser
vice viii be held in the Baptist church,
on Wednesday evening, Novem Der g,
at T:39. The Reverend Harry Lee Nir-
den, rector of st. Michaei's Episcopal
church, VIII conduct the service.
Chas. l. Dixon, brother of n. z.
Dixon of Kansas City, died at EI Paso,
Texas, Nov. 11th. Both men were at
one time residents of Hays, and Chas.
was telegraph operator at the !. P.
depot. He was also a member Of the
Masonic Lodge of Hays.
Judge Ruppenthal wound up The
court docket in~one day at Wallace re
Gently. The people out there are so near
perfect that they have very little need
of courts of justice. From there he
went to Goodland where he took Judge
{ Spark shoes, pro TEN, and admins
tered justice in the Dewey-Berry case
I George H Binford, brother of Mrs.
( HI Joy Of Buckeye township, died II
hospital in Los Angeles, California
last Tuesday as a result of injurihs re-
ceived the Saturday before by being
run down by an automobile. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joy left Monday night for Lo.
Angeles, but failed to reach the bedside
/ before death claimed the brother. Mrs
Joy has our sympathy in her hour Of
sorrow.
''The Fall of Nation, which wa.
put on the screen at the New Opera
House, last Wednesday night, was one
of the most instructive, interesting anC
entertaining pictures ever presented tt
the people of Hays. a large audience
attended, both at the matinee in th,
! afternoon and in the evening. It va:
very realistic. It portrayed very vivid
| ly what most surely would happen i
j this country was ever conquered by Z
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