The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-08-25

DR.. Jameson is being visited by an
aunt and cousin from st. Louis.
Miss Marie Weber is the new book
keeper at the Golden Belt Garage.
Automobiles should be parked in
the middle of the Street along Chest
nut.
Thomas Munroe made a business
trip to Liebenthal Wednesday, in his
trusty Ford.
Miss Leone Smith spent Wednes-
day evening in WaKeeney, the geust
of Miss Lillian Chalk.
H. A COwan is in the hospital
where ne underwent an operation for
hemorhoids last Tuesday
a letter received this week from
Isadore Leiker says he likes army life
and is getting along fine.
Little Herbert Hockensmith is trav-
cling with his father in the western
part of the state this week.
Mrs. Arthur Geyer and sister, Miss
Edith Robertson of Ellis, visited Mrs.
Rose Nolan Tuesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Paul, Mrs
Rose Nolan and Mrs Hoffman were
among the many out in the rain Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Replogle are
rejoicing over the advent of a SON
born at the hospital on Wednesday
night.
Mother Marshall's chicken dinner
at the Baptist parsonage was largely
attended and much enjoyed by all
present.
Everything in high grade jewelry
at J. T. Morrison, the jeweler.
Our second car of Pennsylvania
nut coal is in transit which is liable to
arrive any day. Better order at once.
G. Schwaller's Sons.
Bert Reed says the boys who have
their best girls in town don't know
how hard it is these rainy Sundays to
go as far as Stockton. But the little
Ford just rambied right along.
The J. B. Basgall building is begin
ming to assume proper proportions.
The brick work is completed to the
first story, and by Saturday evening,
will be almost ready for the roof.
P. V Gottschalk has his furniture
store installed in his new quarters
everything 'spick and span" Pete
has one of the SWEETEST business
places in. the city. Call and see for
yourself
Tourists and auto drivers generally
are kicking about the conditions of
the GOden Belt road, both east and
west of town. There are some bad
mud holes that should be filled with
crushed stone Tor concreted.
We do all kinds of repairing in our
repair department. J. T. Morrison,
the jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WaIz of Hays,
Kansas, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Warner Johnson, this week, and took
in the big day Tuesday. Mr. WaIz is
one of Hays leading business mem
Logan Sentinel.
Cards have been received in Hays
announcing the marriage of Miss AL
ma Replogle to Mr.. Lawrence L. Um-
berger on August 14th. The new
home has been established in Marl-
boro, Ohio, where the groom is in
business Congratulations.
Kenneth Stewart, who is a member
VI IAlC ASc4AAOOn O1NlSiOn VI IH6 Nall
sas National Guards, was home over
Sunday, leaving Monday The Rain
bow Division will be stationed, before
leaving for France ar some future
date, near Humstead, New York
a library book entitled, "The Heart
of the Sunset" containing the card
of one of Rev. Hale's family, was left
somewhere last Saturday evening.
Anyone knowing anything of this
book will confer a favor by calling
No. 100.
E. W. Wells and wife arrived here
from Council Grove, Kansas, Mon
day. for visit with Mrs. Wells moth |
er, Mrs. L. E. King. Mr.. Wells re-
turned to Council Grove Tuesday.
Mrs. Wells will remain in HAYS for |
an indefinite visit with relatives.
In the absence of the pastor at Sa-
lima, Rev. Jenkins led prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening, and will |
preach at the service on Sunday
morning. Rev. Jenkins is close Bible !
student, highly educated man, ard !
breaches very acceptable sermons.
Cuff links, tie pins and ladies'
breaches at j. 7. Morrison, the jewel |
er.
Inc W. 4. l. u, met at the home |
of Mrs. Gerrit Snyder on Wednesday |
afternoon. The following officers were |
elected for the ensuing year: Presi- /
dent, Mrs D. c. holland, Vice Presi- /
dent, Mrs. E. NJ McClain; Secretary. }
Mrs G w Meyer; Treasurer, Mrs. !
j. F. Costner
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAdams of
Topeka are now in their permanent )
quarters and will be glad to see their
friends at 521 West Sixth Street |
where they have a pleasant apart |
ment of five rooms close enough in |
that they can be Independent of ]
street cars
East Normal Avenue and Juniata |
Streets have parrots enough 10 spare. |
There are four of these talkative |
birds within calling distance of each
other. No use for mother to call a !
missing child, for instantly the Pol :
lys become so Jealous in locating
that particular child (Helen or Brv-
ant particularly and the birds have
1t all their own way and call and an I
swer and laugh until it is bewildering /,