The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-13
Anton voss left Sunday, for Tope-

sas City, this week.
Mrs. Roger Miller is visiting her
sister in Manhattan.
James Behan and wife are in Kan
sas City, this week.
Harvey Fellers and wife Sundayed
with friends in Wilson.
Harrison Kingsley was here from
south of Ellis, Tuesday.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
| Mrs Conrad Krueger.
Roy Lenoch has a new barber here
from Osborne County.
Alex West and wife were here
from Trego County, Tuesday.
Dr. Meade and wife returned Sun
day night, from trip to Kansas City.
Modern furnished rooms for men
of boys at Mrs. Ransom's- Phone 554.
Postmaster Dreiling was an east
bound passenger on the noon train
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Miller left Wednesday,
for a short visit with her sister at
Abilene.
Mrs. Rinehart was a guest of honor
at a party in the woods on Thursday
afternoon.
Esther Goetchius who is teaching
north of Ellis, Sundayed with home
folks in Hays
Mrs. Geo. Starr represented the
Hays Rbekah lodge at the meeting in
Topeka, this week,
Lon Bell represented the Hays.
l. o. o. F., lodge at the State meet
| ing in Topeka, this week.
The Trego County drafted men
passed through here Tuesday on the
plug, enrOute for Funston
Mike Arnold who recently enlisted
and was sent to Fort Logan, has been
| rejected and sent home.
Alex Lattigan has the old Citizens
Bank building completely torn down
and ready for the drayman.
Mrs Hedgepath, who has been a
long sufferer from rheumatism is now
being cared for at the Hays Hospital.
| Mr.. c. R. Weeks is enjoying a visit
| from his mother, Mrs. Weeks of Law
renee, who will stay for month or
So
Mrs J. F. Jordan, this week, pur-
chased the Starr residence in North
Hays, near the st. Anthony's Hos
pital.
4 Chas. Reidel and Walter Orth left
| TUESDAY Edmund. Republic
county, where Charles is running a
garage.
1t is understood that the Hays
High School football team will play
WaKeeney, Thanksgiving Day at Wa
! Keeney.
Scott Bussard met with an automo-
bile accident last week, in which he
was considerably bruised, but no
| bones were broken.
Mr.. Ed Scanlon and Frank Ackers
came up from the Mcclellan Carni-
friends, Adeline and Josie.
Miss Cora DeNoon is enjoying a
| vacation from the Citizens Bank and
in company with her mother, has
been visiting friends in Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Montague of
the Station, are experiencing through
the advent of a son and heir the
truth of the adage GA babe in the
house is well-spring of pleasure"
Mrs. F. B. Lee and children depart
ed on Fridays midnight train for the
southwestern part of the state to
spend a week with home folks and to
help them celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson were
the honor guests at the family din
ner given at the Peter Johnson home
) last Sunday. George and his bride
will be ready to see their friends,
> | l.,
: nearly completed.
The W. F. M S., was entertained
at the Methodist parsonage on Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs Hale also
had about thirty guests in for cou-
pie of hours on Friday evening. Ora
ham bread sandwiches and grape
juice were served and all seemed tC
! have jolly time.
, J. H. Wilson and Mr.. Foster are
home from Funston where they have
been working at their trade, that Of
carpenter, for the past three months
: Mr.. Wilson has accepted similar worl
: with the government at San Antonio
: Texas-Fort Sam Houston. He leave
this week and will be absent during
: the winter months.
Rev. and Mrs. Hale entertained
the members of Miss Hazel Miller
Sunday School class of girls thei
promised banquet at the parsonage
:. when they should have brought tn
class membership up to twenty. Thi
is a delightful bevy of young peopl
: who will be young ladies almost be
= fore we know 1.-THE average age be
ing fourteen and a few months.
/ Edwin W. Hill, the popular and &C
y commodating head clerk in the gro
e cery department at Wiesner & Son
department store, with his famil
L Sundayed with relatives and friend
y at Hoxie. They left Hays via tn
Z Union Pacific Saturday evening, o
th. west bound passenger. arriving
= Hoxie Sunday morning at about fiv
o'clock Returning they arrived o
the Monday morning train. The
were sleepy and tired, having travele
+ two nights and visited one day, bJ
had a pleasant days visit with ol
time friends.
Vacation being over, and the al
nual rallying Of Sunday School for,
aS heinc iTaD0rtant at this time RI