The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-06
Earl Stock is at Monterey, Calf.

! BrummlCt 1amlIy-
Mrs VIII Gosser has come to towr
to live and has a room at Mrs
Allie Reemsnyder's-
President Lewis went to Topeka.
Tuesday, to assume the duties as one
of the National Board Of Defense.
Mrs. Stuart is visiting relatives and
friends at Ottowa and Pittsburg,
Kansas. She left Hays, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher are hv-
! ing on North Chestnut Street, in the
house formerly occupied by the NAL
loys.
Dorothy T. Rinheardt and Mrs.
! Chas. Treat are here from Denver,
Colo, guests at the Alex Philip
home.
Mr.. VIM. Richmond returned Fri
i day of last week, from visit with
friends and relatives at Boonville,
Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and daughter
will be residents of Hays for several
months and are living in one of the
Arnold houses
Mr. and Mrs. Munroe and daughter
Alice COnnel, have moved from the
Ohio House to their nice new home
on east Normal Avenue.
Sehlyer & Arnold and R. B. Thorn
as are putting in concrete sidewalk
along their properties on South
Chestnut Street, this week.
The Kirby family have rented
their property here and have gone
to work for Mr.. Palmer, with own
house on the farm to live in.
Alvin Fellers was kicked on the
foot by horse on Tuesday, and it is
with difficulty that ne walks and the
injury is a painful one besides.
Mrs. 3. F. Replogle met an old
time Ohio friend at the fair-a Mrs.
Whittlesy of Atwater, Ohio. whom
she had not seen for forty-fve years.
Mrs. George Bellman made two
entries in the culinary department at
the fair-an angel food cake and a
loaf of white bread, both of which
captured blue tickets.
Mrs. Chas. Staab has returned
from LasVegas, New Mexico, where
she and her husband have been living
for the past two years. Charlie is al
so expected home in a few days.
4AoAHCy ildS D0Run the SEec-
ton of seven room bugalow resi-
dence on his lots Just east of Henry
McVey. 1t will be a handsome home
when completed w H. Covalt has
the contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrigo and little
daughter are here from Topeka, and
are living IN Mrs. Gartland's house.
Mr.. Perlgo has a position IN the
In ol@ -,
family to Hays.
Jacob Arnold of this city, has five
sons, four have enlisted in the U. S.
New Army and the other is subject to
draft. The names of the boys who
have joined the colors are, Mike,
Henry, Peter and Jacob.
James Treloor Lester, whose pic
ture appeared in last Fridays Kansas
City Times, is one of the seventy
eight officers selected to go to France
from Fort Riley. His home is in
Norborne, Mo-, and he is a cousin of
Mrs. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bice, daughter Miss
Lula, and little granddaughter, |
Helen, have apartments at Miss Kel- |
ler's. 1t seems good to have Mr.. and |
Mrs Bice with US again. Mr.. Bice |
mas just returned from a sojourn in |
Colorado.
Last Monday, George Benton |
through the Robinson & Ward real |
estate agency, purchased a $50 acre |
tract of land near Buffalo Park. |
George will probably plant the tract |
to wheat as side line to his pres |
ent business.
TO OUR PATRONS
Several advertisements had to be
refused this week on account of not /
having the copy IN our hands on time
All copy for advertisements received |
later than Thursday evening, will not |
be accepted for that week.
Respectfully,
The Hays Free Press.
The ]. P. Jones new barber shop /
in the basement of the new Knoche /
building is a thing of beauty. The
woodwork and finishings are done
IN white with the exception of the /
three settees that are painted green.
which makes a fitting contrast 1t
would be hard to find a more up-to-
late tonsorial parlor IN any of the
Western cities
The Cross garage and machine
shop at Ellis, was destroyed by fire |
Wednesday forenoon, together with
several new Overland automobiles,
he city fire appartus including 1000 /
feet of fire hose, also all of Mr.. Cross
books, papers and accounts. The
ire started in the machine shop
caused by the bursting of the acety-
enc apparatus The loss was total as
here was not a dollars worth of in
on the property.
James Shuts arrived Wednesday
morning, from somewhere on the
ocean wave, where he is serving on
he Minnesota one of Uncle Sans
1attle ships. Jim is wearing his
'ailor uniform and his general make
up does not belle his calling.
His many friends were glad to well
come him home. However, he has
been granted leave for only eight
ben granted tleave for only eight
lays and will be leaving for his post
II duty sometime today, Saturday.
Henry Winters this week, closed
he deal with Mrs. Cole for the pro-
1erty on the corner Of South Main /;
md Chestnut Street For a number
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