The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-06
The Music Club met Tuesday az
the home of Mrs. r. L. Parker.

4Ht OluD met 1u6SuaV a
the home of Mrs. r. L. Parker
Mrs. Markwell is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Miss Leila Wells of
Emporia.
The T NJ Wood new residence on
Normal Avenue. is about ready for
occupancy.
Girl Wanted to do general house
work. Inquire at Free Press Office.
Phone II.
The Presbyterian Synod of Kansas
will be held at FmpOria, Kansas, Oc-
tober the 9th.
Alex Philip is attending the Amer
ican Royal Stock Show at Kansas
City this week.
Mrs. Fields returned Monday from
brief visit with friends and relatives
at Junction City
Dr.. Meade and family are taking
IN the Royal Stock Show at Kansas
City, this week.
Help the Hen Lay manufac-
.ured and guaranteed by DIR. A. H.
Pruitt. Hays. Kansas.
The Normal School agricultural
exhibit at Russell, this week, is being
looked after by Britts Harris.
Margaret O'Loughlin and Eliza
beth Chittenden, who are teaching at
tirnnell. visited home folks last Sat
nrday.
Parkhurst. the old time Normal
baSeballist, now of North Rocks
County, was here this week shaking
hands with old friends.
P. J. Deane and wife are attending
the American Royal Stock Show at
Kansas City. They were passengers
on the Wednesday morning train.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Clark. Monday morning, daughter.
Juanita Arbutus. Grandfather and
Grandmother Clark, are just begin
ming to realize that time is passing.
Help the Hen Lay will stand the
test. Count the eges before usine
the preparation, then one week after
using Help the Hen Lay" count the
eggs ind see the result. DIR. A. H.
Pruitt. Hays, Kansas.
Harry Freese of this city, this week
succeeded in securing a Soldiers Wild
oW PENSION for Mrs. Annie L. Van
Marter of Cove County, a sister of
Geo NJ. Cox of this city. The pen
sion dates from its application a year
ago.
The Ellis County Fair at Hays. has
been largely patronized this week by
RuSh County folks. The Ellis coun-
ty Falr, IN recent years is considered
one OF the best and most successful
county fairs in Kansas Crosse
Republican
Mrs. Walter Peterson of Denver
and sister were in HAYS, on Wednes,
day, for farewell visit with their
Drother, who left this week for Camp
funston. Mrs. Peterson was former
~ Miss Clara Cerney, and was for
two years student at the Normal.
Do not fail to read the letter from,
Prof. Mlllard Crane in this issue. It
is a splendid graphic portrayal of
affairs at Camp Funston. Read #
everyone, and then get busy doing
something to bring cheer to some
soldier boys heart, while he is vet
near home.
The L. A. S. of the Methodist
church, served a fine fifteen cent
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon.
following a social time The ladies
had the privilege of a health lecture
from Mrs. Langstreth. Many were
IN attendance. Mesdames Jerry Eel
lers, Will Kraus, C. J. Stock, B. F.
Replogle and Ed Blender served the
supper and of course it was a good
one.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Mr.. George John
son of Hays, and Miss Adeline Frost
at Seligman, No, on Tuesday, Sep
tember 25- The young people viii
be at home to friends after the tenth
,nst-in their pretty new ranch
nome southwest of town. George is
one of the finest young men in West
ern Kansas, and we congratulate him
on his marriage to a young lady of
whom we hear so many nice things.
The Free Press folks viii be TONED
by many others in wishing for Mr.
and Mrs johnson full share OF the
good things OF life.