The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Zeigler Thursday morning.
Narcissus, hyancinth and tuliI
bulbs for immediate planting at Kin,
Bros.
Candies in boxes from one to fv,
pounds. Best in the City. Kins
Mrs. Stock visited with her sol
Harry, at his home in Bunkerhill
Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Young was down from
Ellis, Saturday, visiting relatives anc
friends.
Bert Foster came in from Edo.
rado, Tuesday night, for a visit with
his family.
When you give a Conklin Self-fil-
ing pen 1t means more letters home
AT King Bros.
Jimmie Nolan arrived home Satur-
day, for a short visit with his mother.
Mrs. Rose Nolan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Roger
Miller and children.
Miss Nora Platner went to Ellis,
Wednesday evening for a visit with
relatives and friends.
The County Treasurer, Fred N.
Drelllng,, was in Ellis, and Victoria,
this week, collecting taxes.
Ralph Reed returned to Camp
Funston, after short visit with rela-
tIves and friends in this city.
The Lutheran Ladies held their an
nual bazaar and food sale in the lee
ture room of the Lutheran church.
! Saturday.
The Aid Society of the Lutheran
! Church will meet at the home of Mrs
Z. w. Reeder on Thursday afternoon,
December 18th.
Mrs. Anna Hayne and children re-
turned to their home in Lacrosse,
Sunday, after short visit with rela-
tives and friends
Mrs. Lima Senters of Newman,
I'LL, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs Jay Fellers for week, returned
home on Tuesday.
C. c. Blackmun returned home
Wednesday night after a months
visit with relatives and friends in
Michigan and Ohio.
Tho Hays High School students
gave farewell reception for Miss
Unruh Tuesday evening. All report
an enjoyable evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. TAYLOR came
down Monday morning from Hoxie,
for short visit with their daughter,
Mrs Ed Hill apd family. !
Mrs VIM. Huck came down from |
Ellis, Sunday, and is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Setty Meier, at her /;
country home south of Hays.
Kompact Komfort Kits holds forty |
seven articles endorsed by Military |
critics. Valuable for the soldier boy, |
sold exclusively at King Bros.
The Stock house girls returned
Sunday to resume their studies at |
the Normal, after spending the
thanksgiving vacation at their re-
spective homes.
Frank Payne and Wolf Binder left
"Wednesday morning for Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, where Wolf expects to
take treatment. They expect to stay
until Christmas.
Leland Bell and Frank Jewell the
two young men who have been work
ing for the .. P. at Hays; Bell, ex-
press agent; and Jewell freight agent;
have enlisted in the regular army and
left for their post of duty Thursday
night.
Fords overhauled and repaired. All
work guaranteed John O'Loughlin.
Lieut.. Clinton H. Morgan, wife
and baby son, are guests at the Nor
gan home for several days. Clinton
comes from Fort Funston. ILL.,, and |
his wife has been visiting her people
at Ottawa. They leave on Monday
night.
The Normal young people had all
made to give a
spread" for our Emerson Felts on
Tuesday evening, but a dispatch ar
rived in the afternoon which deprived ! (
the honor guest of the privilege of l
being at the party. Emerson is in /;
the Naval service.
W. A. Boys has been elected Sup
erintendent of the Methodist Sunday
School in place of DIR. Vermillion,
who recently resigned because of his
from Hays. Mr. and Mrs.
Boys came to US from Manhattan,
several years ago. They are both ]
in their ways, are loyal and of much i
help IN the church and school.
A present for every member of the ,
family can be procured at King Bros.
The Russell Reformer, printed on ,
Mondays, this week contained ten
pages of large well set Christmas ads.
which shows the progressive and !
'Tide-awake spirit of the merchants
Of that city. If you wish to ascer-
tain the prosperity and progressive {
ness of any city look over the pages !
Of its newspapers. IF the town is /
alive and its business men up-to-date /
It will be reflected in the pages of its t
ocal papers. {
Mrs. Gordon, who has rooms in 7
Miss Landon's house and is in Hays l
% send her two daughters to school, G
has position as saIeswoman in P.
?. Smiths store. Mrs Gordon's {
and grown-up son are batch
ng on their ranch home in Western | 7
Kansas, during the school year Mrs. $
Iordon IS an experienced saleswoman T
laving held positions with the Jones f
store, John Taylor's and Emery o
3ird. Mr.. Smith is fortunate F
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