The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-08-11

e e. Cochran and wife Sundayed
with friends in Plainville.
Glen Kissing and Daddy" Wilson
vent TO Fort Riley, Wednesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chit
tenden Thursday night, son.
c. E. Williams of the Hays Mills
IS on a short vacation to Colorado. Z
Miss Pearl Kolachny. returned 10
her home in Ellsworth, on Monday
Mrs. c. ". Porter of Gorham is Wis
| iting her daughter, Mrs Baughman.
Pete Felten left Thursday night,
for Colorado, on his summer vaca-
tion.
| John Carter is enjoying a visit
from. his son, Tom Garter, and family
OF Topeka
Jean Cave viii noteteach this year,
but viii again become a student at
/ the Normal
Harry King Of King Bros. Drug
| Store. with his family, are on their
vacation IN Colorado.
Miss Esther Goetchius IS home
from a weeks visit to her brother.
Belney Fitzpatrick, near Utica.
Miss Mary Hollenbeck will arrive
in Hays soon from Idaho, and viii en-
roll in our schools for another year
Several Haysites are complaining of
water Ia their cellar since the rain,
but We hear no complaint because of
the rain.
study the ms and outs of hOusekeep-
ing while she is visiting relatives and
friends IN Nebraska.
Mr. Campbell and family, who have
been living upstairs at Charlie Rel
del's Anoved into Miss Rowlinson's
tenant house on Normal Avenue
Someone remarked the other dav
that every day greases the tObaggan
for the potato trust" But with but
ter at its price, what VIII grease the
potato?
MIR Parker's sister, with her hus-
band from Logan, came over III their
car, and tomorrow, II company with
the PGrkers viii visit their parents at
Coldwater.
Ben Reihle- and son left Wednes-
day. with car of household and 9th
er goods for Indiana. where he VIII
make his future home. Mr.. Reihle viii
follow later
a Miller and family left Friday.
foI cn automobile tour through Colo
rado. They VIII visit Colorado
Springs, Manitou, Denver and other
points Of Interest.
Geo. HubbeII is excavating on his
half block n south Hays, for new
bungalow 2Ax32 This IS the third
house on the tract since the begin
nlT1g Of eilCsse2r-
Mrs. F--7-oo3 ana daughter, of
Winfield go have been spending a
fortnlgi -a her daughter, Mrs.
CovaIt s1s3 family. returned horne
Thursday -lo-ning-
Agnes Ciss-ng and her mother.
Mrs. JACOB Bissiag and bis. t'-e.lz
Miller left Wednesday fer 3Ieni59c,
Denver &nd other Colorado points on
their sumner vacation
Miss Minnie Rowlinson has leased
her home just west of the laundry.
and VIII join here mother and other
relatives in Nebraska, next week
They viii remain away all winter.
Lester Poland IS helping the car
penters' on Prof. Woods new house,
near the Normal. The house is in the
hands of the plasterers, and the Wood
family hope to occupy 1t early in Sep
tember
The McMindes family from Ports.
nave moved into their new home nRr
the fair grounds, and viii make HAYS
their home. Miss Maude viii no long
er have to live in boarding houses.
We welcome these excellent peopS
to our community.
Mrs Lou Kraus was hostess TO
about twenty ladies of the W F. Nj !
y, of the Methodist church at her
country home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Kraus server delicious ice cream |
and cakes and some fine tea made !
from dried leaves that a friend in the |
orient sent to Mrs. Kraus recently.
DR.. Snyder has purchased a lot |
near the Fort Hays Kansas Normal !
School and viii soon commence the |
erection of 4 residence It will not be /
as pretentiOus q structure as the one |
ne nov occupies. that Is in the matter |
OF " "blgness," but viii be on the |
bungalow plan. However. it goes
without saying that it viii be elegant |
IL its appointments
Mrs. Lucille Gallon and sons Ar
thur and Charles, left on Wednesday /
morning, for their future home in |
monticello, IL We are sorry to lose
Mrs Gallon, but she goes to a beauti-
fuI place TO live, the seat of Month
cello Seminary for young women
and then, too, she will be among rela-
tIves, who viii soon make it seem ike
home to her.
The Chalmers now holds
the world record for "a hours
continuous run, having covered
1898 miles IN that time this last
week in New York City. This
IS an average of 1913 miles per
hour and was made by a stock
ear. This record beats the form
er record held by a Hudson by
79 miles.
You can buy a duplicate of
this Chalmers from Fred
Oshant. +
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