The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-22
Rev. E. o. Rogers spent Thursday

Master John Bissing visited in Rus
sell, Thursday.
Architect Smith was here from Sa-
lima, this week.
Mrs. Garland Yarbrough spent
Thursday IN Russell
Lynn Smith of the Normal, went to
Salina, Tuesday morning.
Leonard Bell is reported Ill with
pneumonia at Camp Funston
Vernon Scott of the Normal left
Friday, for his home in Stockton.
Mrs. Mary Ryan and daughter, An
na, are visiting relatives in Missouri.
Mrs. Garland Yarbrough and little
daughter, Garland, spent Friday in Ell
! lis.
James Bednasek of the Normal,
left Thursday for his home in Will
son.
Elsie Macintosh has purchased the
| Virmond Sisters Millenery establish
ment-
Mrs. Averin went to Colby, Tues
day night, for few days visit with
friends.
Harvey w. Fellers and family
moved into their new home in west
Hays, Wednesday.
J. F. Jordan went to Russell, Mon
day morning, returning Thursday
noon on the plug.
James Start arrived in Hays,
Sunday night, for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Gus Reidel and Ed Kraus are put
ting down pit silos on their ranches
in Pleasant Hill township.
Mrs. Victor Holm is enjoying a Wis
it from her brother, Carroll Agrelius
of the S. S. S. Minnesota.
Miss Virginia Mauer and Miss Roth,
clerk in Smiths dry goods store, Wis
tied in Ellis, Friday evening.
Elvin Penney is expected home
from Camp Rowie, Texas, to spend
the holidays with home friends.
Valentine Orth went to Bazine.
Wednesday, to get wagon load of
white face calves for Ed Kraus.
Mrs Weber moved Thursday, into
the Walz house which was vacated
Wednesday by Harvey W. Fellers.
Father Starr who was run down by
an automobile a few days ago and
seriously injured died Thursday
night
W. A. Fellers of Chester, Nebr., is
here visiting his cousin, H. W. Eel
lers, of the Citizens Lumber Com
pany.
Mayor Philip is having some re-
pairs made on his home and much i'm
proved the same by a fresh coat of
paint.
Miss Grace VanHorn, who has
been attending the Hays High School
left Tuesday night, for her home in
South Dakota.
The Lutheran Sunday School will
hold its annual Christmas Service on
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Everybody invited.
C. W. Miller went to Topeka,
Thursday night. to be present at the
funeral of his friend and lodge bro
ther, C. H. Chandler.
Miss Edna Furbeck who has been
attending the Fort Hays Normal, left
Thursday night for her home in Ell
lis, to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Stulken of
Boone, Colo, and Ed Stulken of Fall
River, Kansas, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kraus, last week.
The merchants of the city were
crowded with purchasers on Dollar
Day. The merchants seemed salts
fed with tn" first dollar day sale in
Hays.
Miss Mary Haffamier has resigned
ho7 rnciTinT, oIo7l- RIc
horn store, and has accepted a like
position in the J. G. Brenner dry
goods store.
The new City Power House is
! nearing completion almost ready
most complete structures of its kind
in the state.
Mrs. Esther Joy and Mrs. Martha
Edwards left Saturday for their
homes in Salem, Iowa, after two
months visit with relatives and
friends in Hays and vicinity.
Among the resident matrons of
Hays who are enrolled in the Nor
NAL for work in the school are: Mrs.
Malmberg, organ; Mrs. Brenner,
voice, Mrs. Hale, typewriting.
Mrs. Jerry Fellers had the misfor-
tune, one day last week, to fall and
hurt herself so that she has been un-
der the doctors care. However, at
this writing she is improving.
Lost:-A pair cf spectacles, in
case, between the Court House and
the Catholic Church. Finder VIII
please leave at Free Press Office.
DR.. Vermilion.
The Bice family will spend Christ
mas with relatives In Plainville and
the VIII Kraus and McVey families
viii unite Christmas cheer with the
Grumbein families in McCracken and
McVeys of Hill City.
While on a recent trip to Ohio, c.
| G. Blackmun was the recipient of a
quaint, old fashioned china sugar
bowl, it having been used by his
grandmother. 1t is quite a relic and
one highly priced by Mr.. Blackmun.
Peter Johnson, Jr., came home
Thursday evening from an extended
visit with friends at Kansas City and
other eastern cities. Peter johnson,
Sr., and family came in from the
farm and took him home IN their
family automobile