The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-02-10

their sad mission from Missouri, on
Sunday night
The Campfire girls netted over
seventy dollars at their dinner served
Saturday night.
Robert Owen and wife are here
from Studley, Kansas They intend
remaining in Hays.
Mrs. Ida Kirkland entertained a
number of her friends at her home
noon, from two to five.
Hi Joy left Sunday night, for Kan
sas City. He will visit friends at
Independence, before returning.
Raymond Kissing was on the sick
list part of this week with the pre-
vailing ailment-a severe cold
Three rooms nicely furnished for
light housekeeping. Also sleeping
rooms S1OO per week, heat and light
furnished.
The electric light bonds have
been sold and the money is now de-
posted in the Citizens State. Bank
of this city.
The Anthony & Northern R. R..
surveyors were just outside the city
limits this Friday, and by Saturday
evening, viii be doing business in
the city.
Mrs Hale will begin her new chill
dren's class in Expression tomor-
row afternoon. There will be about
a dozen in this class and if outside
interest is sufficient, another class
viii be formed
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Snyder en-
week, Mr. and Mrs. Bode, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kiene, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Phil
ip, Mr.. F. B. Lee and family and DIR.
Meade and family.
Attornty, Henry McVey, who re
Gently moved from Hill City, in
tends opening a law Office here as
soon as Office rooms, can be secured.
Tuesday, he went over to Hill City,
on some legal business. He will be
absent about three weeks.
Geo. Spencer has the contract of
putting heating apparatus in a
new dwelling at the Experiment Sta
ton, one for Mr.. Oldham in his new
residence in east Hays, and the re
modelling of a furnace for Otto
Knoche.
Harry FeIten has returned from a
ten days horse buying trip to Colo
rado. Last week he shipped caZ
load from Pueblo, Colo, to eastern
markets. His trip was quite sue
cessful from a purchasing point Of
view.
The unmarried ladies of the Nor
nal school faculty entertained fo1
Miss Pearl Sidenius on last Friday
evening. with a pre-nuptial kitcher
shower, at the home of Miss Jennie
Nichols. As each utensil of tin, gran
tie or aluminium was presented al
appropriate rhyme was read by the
donor.
Wolf Binder has purchased lo
just east of the G. A. R. Hall fo-
which he paid $500 cash, on which
he proposes to build a brick or ce
ment structure TO house his pump
business. Wolf is a hustler. Worl
will be commenced on the new build
ing as soon as the weather will per
nit.
In commoration of her husband
sixty-first birthday anniversary, Mrs
H. w. Oshant, entertained to si1
: o'clock dinner on Friday of las
r week the following guests: Mr.. an,
Mrs. Fred Oshant and children, Nj
: and Mrs. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs
Shafer and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee and children and Mr.. and Mrs
Paul
Little Miss Helen HockensmitE
celebrated her sixth birthday ami
: versary at her home on West Junis
> ta Street, on Wednesday Afternoon
from three to six. Twenty-four O
{ twenty-eight little guests invite
were IN attendance as follows
It Andrews. Marie Ryan, William Hal
n famier, Hugh Cochran, Morton an
) Philip Philips, VersaI King, Clayto
+ Flood, Norma Mobiles, Betty an
e Karl Haas, Wayne Cooke, Dorott
j Morrison, Melba Brenner, Herbet
e Chittenden, Fritz Huttie, Floyd LIE
n Dorothy Jenkins, Ruth Clover, Oli1
Gross and Jack Lenox.
1t At his home on College Avenu
Y, Harry Stock, entertained on Thur
\. day evening, the members of the-Ju
Ie Tor College class, of which he is
h- member. Each member was give
at the privilege of bringing a frien
r Sixteen were in attendance II
Sc evening was spent about the tabl
a chatting and laughing while a fo1
ly course luncheon was served. v
I'd suppose the hosts mother (who
ne fine culinary skill and generous nc
ne pitality are proverbiaD prepared {
7a 144rcbeoD and vof wa arc not s5y