The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-03-24

day, with friends at Wilson.
The Crochet Club met with Miss
Florence Nickles on Tuesday even
ing.
A number of the Hays Attorneys
attended court at WaKeeney, Tues
day.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs R. s. Maxwell, Tuesday morn
ing.
Professors Wood and CoIyer have
been i'll and unable to meet their
classes this week.
Miss Leonora Carney of Hill City. is
a guest this week of Miss Kate Arm
strong.
Mr.. Mike Unrein left Tuesday
evening, on the eight o'clock train
for Denver
Mrs. Newcomer and son, Clark, of
Collyer, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Bearon Sunday.
The Boy Scouts will have a busy
week running jitneys and showing the
teachers around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Halsey from the
Saline river, were in Hays, last Sun
day, visiting relatives.
Herbert Gunther of the Saline.
was in town Sunday, visiting his pa
rents, Mr. and. Mrs A. Gunther.
Thos. Monroe, this week, commenc-
ed the erection of a modern resi-
dence on East Normal Avenue.
Watches, clocks, jewelry and opti-
cal goods at J. T. Morrison the lew
eler and optemetrist. Eyes tested
free.
Get a kraker self filling fountain
pen every one guaranteed at J. T.
Morrison the jewel.
The Embroidery Club met with
noon, with a good attendance of its
members.
Reba Barnes, who is teaching the
Gosser school northwest of HAYS,
spent the weekend with her cousin,
Mrs. Kerns.
Mr.. Ward Sullivan of the Normal
went to Colyer last Saturday, to de-
liver an address before the Teachers
Association.
Miss Edna Fuller left the hospital
Sunday, for her home at Hill City.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Zill Fuller.
Mrs. Walter Miles has been i'll for
several days as a result of an opera
ton on her hip-but is now in a fair
way to recovery.
Mrs. Belle Wood of Wichita, is in q
Very critical condition in a hospital
at her home. Her friends in Hays,
! are sorry to learn this.
initials J. T. C. Finder will please
leave at this office.
Miss Ida Hopper of Winona, is
here visiting with Miss Evelyn Why
ard and attending the Golden Belt
Educational Association.
1t was noticed in one of the Tone
ka papers that Hugo Kohl, who is in
Lawrence, attending the university
IS sick with the chickenpox.
The Mutton family returned from
Manhattan, Monday, where they had
gone for few days visit. They made
the trip IN Mr.. Nulton's new Ford.
The Royal Neighbors gave a dance
IN the G. A. R. Hall on st. Patrick's
eve. The admission was free and
1t was attended by a large crowd
Mrs. A Brummett's father from
Wichita, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Brummett, who live in one of Miss
Keller's apartments on Juniata street
The Senior class of the HAYS High
School viii hold their graduating ex-
ercises in the new Kirkman theatre,
which is to be called the "Strand. y
Ladies' set rings at Morrison's the
| jeweler.
Miss Hazel Miller, who has large
class Of young girls in the Meth
odlst Sunday School, gave her class
party at her home last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cox returned
Monday morning, from Collyer,
where they had been visiting their
son, Will Cox and family, over Sun
day.
| E. E. Key and family, who have
! been occupying rooms at Harry
Presses, have leased Mrs. Gartland's
home and will move the last of the
month.
Mrs. Jacob Engel died late last
Saturday night. She was the mother
OF Mrs. John Beilman, who died only
a short time ago. The funeral was
held at Munjor, last Monday.
American watches, best gold filled
case at j. T. Morrison the jeweler.
Henry Reemsnyder was taken
home from the hospital Tuesday
morning. He has not improved as
much as his friends could wish, but it
was his wish to be taken home.
Clarence Aleender returned from
Oakley, Monday noon. He has been
I'll with pneumonia at the home of
Charles Gosser, a former resident of
Ellis County. His friends are pleased
to see him back.
Prof. and Mrs. Read went over to
Quinter, on the noon train SATURDAY..
to judge IN a-contest to be held there
that evening. Miss Jessie TuttIe ac-
companied them and read "The Man
IN the Shadow" for the audience
while the judges were making their
decisions. Mr.. Read addressed the
audience IN the evening.
Last Saturdays. Patrick's Dav
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wall enter
tanned at dinner In honor of John
Waiz's anniversary day, Elizabeth
Brown, Mabel Furbeck, Ada Law.
Bob Spencer, Leonard Tuttle. Ben
Williams and Edward Tav IT,