The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-01

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Wednesday
Joseph Zimmerman, another of the
old residents of this county, died Satur-
day night, and his remains were con-
signed to their last resting place in the
Catholic cemetery.
W.N. Ward and family have moved
to Ellis.
Harry Grass was over from Lacrosse,
Thursday.
$4,000 Edison AFnberolas for s125.OO
at Schultz's.
A new ''car puiler'' has recently been
installed at the mill.
Mrs L. D. Wooster is enjoying a
visit from her mother
VIII Shuts has purchased new
Studebaker automobile
monographs and Talking Machines
at your own price at Schultz's-
Miss Edith Blair from Kansas City,
Mo-, spent Xmas with the Feitz girls.
Fred Huttie and wife returned Tues
day night, from their holiday trip east.
J.H. Wood returned Tuesday from a
visit with his family in Kansas City
The Pruitt Livery Barn viii take
care of your baggage, Phone 276-
Philip Scott. grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Philip, IS here OF visit.
H. A. Nickles AID family viii dine
with H. A. Cowan and family, today,
Jan. 1, 1916.
We have two>high grade pianos that
we will sell for less than half of the
original cost.
DR.. Hemm IS quite sick, He is SUI
fering from an attack of the prevailing
disease, Ia grippe.
Queenie Cox Wilson of GrinneIl, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
M. Cox, this week.
Mrs. Bartholomew entertained the
ladies of the NJ. E. Aid Society at the
church, Wednesday afternoon.
The Pollyanna Club girls were enter
tanned by Miss Hazel Rea at her home
in North Hays, last night, Friday
c. A. BROKER, who has been visiting
the Stout family for sometime past.
has returned to his home in Illinois.
Henry Geibler and wife of Cheyenne :
Wells, Colorado, are here this week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Shively and Mrs. West enter
tanned number of friends at the home
of Mrs. Shively, Wednesday evening.
The cable for the White Way on Nor
NAL Avenue was laid this week, and the
juice viii be turned on in a short time
Alex Grant, one of the -time>res;-
dents of Hays, now living at Chickasha,
Oklahoma, is visiting friends in Hays.
Arthur Rose, the painter, who has
been i'll at the hospital for some time,
expects to leave the hospital today, a
well man.
Show Cases, Wall Cases, Counters
and my large Regulator must be sold
before the 1st of February. H. c.
Schultz.
Ollie Robinson and family were up
from Wilson, for Christmas dinner with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Robin
son.
Mrs. Blair, mother of Mrs. Azel
Cochran, who has been here for
several weeks past, left for her
home at Fort Worth, Texas, Wednes-
day morning.
Ralph Ward and Wilfred Wann viii
leave Sunday night for their respective
schools at Ann Arbor and K. u, to r.
sumo their studies.
Come in and let me show you what
we have for home It will suit you,
am sure. have the best in Hays.
John H. Wood
Mrs. H. NJ. Briner arrived Thursday
night from Fayette City, Pa, on a sur
prise visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Feitz.
Mrs. E. Stout, Christmas Day, enter
tanned her daughter, Rose Nolan and
son James, J. L. Stout and wife, G. A.
BROKER, Mrs. John Fogel and Frank
Stout.
Mrs. Matt Truan, C. L. Smith and
family Of the East Saline, and Harry
Freese returned this week from their
trip of the past three mouths in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Rolla Huntley of Pawnee,
Nebraska. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sutton, and her sisters, Miss Annabelle
Sutton, Mrs. Millard Kirkman and Mrs.
Frank Stout
Judge J. H. Downing and wife were
east bound passengers, Wednesday
morning. They viii visit relatives and
friends in Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
other cities of that state, before return
ing.
Fred Johnson of Zurich, was q pleas
ant caller at the Free Press Office.
Tuesday, and advanced his subscription
TO this paper one year. We are always
pleased to meet our patrons at anv time
and exchange ideas. Call often.
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