The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05
B; F. RePlOgle lost valuable driv-

B. F. Replogle lost valuable driv-
ing horse Thursday morning.
F. o. Payne went to the Excelsior
Springs, last Monday night.
Pete (Walter) Ward unIoaded a
car Of Maxwell cars this week.
! Mrs. S. W. Horton of Kansas CITY.
spent Monday, with her sister, Mrs.
W. A. Lewis.
Phillip Bittle has traded his general
merchandise stock at Munjor for
western land.
DR.. Jameson has purchased the
Walter Steadman residence PROPERTY
in north Hays
Monday night, the Juniors of the
Hays High School entertained. the
Seniors at a banquet
Misses Leona and Lucille Preble of
Russell, attended the l. o. D. F. Con-
vention here Thursday.
Mr.. C. II. Harper, Superintendent
of the Ellis Schools, made a trip to
Hays, in his car, Monday.
G. C. Jensen has been i'll at his
home for the last few days. He lives
IN the north part OF town.
Winnifred and Forerst Hayes. Ruth
Smith and Lila Barber, spent the
weekend with friends in Grinneu.
Miss Esther Rippey student at
the Normal went to Ellis, Wednes-
day, to attend the Senior play "Trou-
bles."
John Still, carpenter of this town,
has moved with his family to Wallace
County, where they will live on a
farm
AAel Cochran has shipped in 700
bushels of barley which will be par
ceied out to farmers who are in need
of seed for spring planting.
Al Robinson, assessor and census
enumerator, VINO has just completed
his work in the city, reports that Hays
now has population of 3,042.
Peter Johnson, ST., returned Thurs
day evening, from Ottowa, Kansas.
where he had been to attend a State
meeting of the NJ. ". A. Camp.
The Riverside neighbors south of
Ellis, entertained the Buckeye base
ball team at dinner last Sunday, and
after dinner they defeated Riverside
1 to "a.
Hine, the horse man at the Fair
grounds, this week, shipped a racer
to Ohio A platform was installed in
u r express car and the animal
was sent in style.
Wolf Binder has sold his residence
property IN northeast Hays. He will
soon commence the erection OF a two
story brick business house on his lots
near the G. A. R. Hall
Harry Kirkman, son of Millard Kirk
man was bitten On the calf of the
leg by Dr.. Haas bulldog, last Satur-
day night The wound inflicted was
serious but is healing rapidly.
Miss Nora PIataer and Susan Null
len went to Ellis, last Wednesday. to
attend the play, Troubles given by
the Senior class of the Ellis High
School Mrs. ]: W. Read of Hays, di-
rected the play.
If you are IN the market for farm
loan, and it is money you want to
save, see US. A dollar saved is a dol
lar made. Office over First National
Bank. Phone At. Miller Brothers,
Hays, Kansas.
FRAME and Nellie Haffamier left
wednesday night, for Denver, Colo.
Miss Nellie will visit friends in Den
yer, for two weeks, before returning
and Miss FRAME will go farther west,
perhaps to Wyoming.
Mrs. Chas. Baughman, accompan-
led by her daughter, Gladys, went to |
Excelsior Springs on Tuesday, to sec |
what the famous health resort can do |
for her. Mrs. Baughman has been |
very miserable for several months |
and her friends hope to see her re-
turn much improved if not complete
iy restored to health.
Nevada has already furnished to |
the Regular Army 94.4 per cent. of |
its total quota. The States ranking |
next are Oregon, Indiana, Utah, Hi |
nois and Kansas, in the order named. |
illinois, however, has given the larg- |
est number of troops, with Pennsyl- |
vania second, New York, third, and |
Indiana, fourth. National Guard en- I
llstments are not included in this !
statement.
An echo meeting of the State Sun
day School Convention which meets
at Topeka, this week, will be held at /
the Baptist church, Sunday after
noon, May 13, at 2:3O o'clock. All 7
the delegates from the various Sun
day Schools of Hays will be present
to give a full report of the Topeka !:
meeting. Pastors, Sunday School Of
ficers, teachers and workers are in
vited to be present
Floyd B. Lee, County President.