The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-01-13


visit to relatives at Voda.
''Look out, that is my sore arm,
is now very common expression
Geo. Loomis and wife were here
from Ness City, Friday of last week
George Bellman sold a car load of
cattle to Mr.. Jacob Roth, last Tuesday.
The Walz dwellings in the Haveman
block are nearly ready for occupancy.
John Riedel, the Victoria automobile
man, was in Kansas City, last week on
business.
Mrs S. NJ. Enfield left this morning,
for Wichita, to spend month with
home folks.
Mrs. Willis Ransom of Denver, is
here visiting her husbands family for
few weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart, teacher of piano,
violin, mandolin and guitar. Inquire
at Hays City Drug Store.
Isaac Zeigler has been having brick
hauled for the erection OF garage in
the rear of his residence.
J. P. Deane and wife have returned
from visit with Mrs. Deane's rela-
tives at Decatur, Illinois.
Henry Knoche has purchased the C.
M. Wann house at Yocemento, and we
presume will move it to Hays.
All the places of business were closed
from two to four clock Thursday, on
account of the J. H. Ward funeral
John Dreiling has resigned his posi-
ton at the First National Bank and
has accepted job at the postoffice.
The w. C. T. U. of Hays, will have
its next meeting at the home of Mrs
Stimits, next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. M. Wood, who has been
helping care for sick relatives at Riley,
for the past ten days, is home again
Mrs. Chittenden has so far recovered
from her recent serious illness that
she is now at home from the hospital.
Miss Cora DeNoon of the Citizens
bank, has been very i'll for few days,
but is very much better at this writing.
George Starr, this week, purchased
the Holzmeister property commonly
known as the candy kitchen; considera-
ton 81, 900.
Mrs. Elmer Shade and baby son, left
Thursday evening, for Kansas City,
where they will both take treatment
at the Bethany hospital.
Lost.-Between Meyers store and
the playground, a Iady's knit yoke
with blue edging. Finder will please
Iea7e at the Free Press Office.
| Chas. A Miller of, the real estate
drcc of Miller Bros, went to Kansas
City, Thursday night, and viii drive
back home in Haynes automobile.
Arthur Carruth, Grand Junior
Warden and Grand Commander of
the Knights Templar, was in Hays,
this Friday night, to inspect Aleppo
Commandery of Hays.
The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church
which was to have met with Mrs.
Lewis ON Wednesday, was entertained
by Mrs Enfield at her home on Juniata
! Street
Mrs Vose of Ellis, and Mrs. Purcell
of WaKeeney, representing the Ladies
Federated clubs were among those
here Thursday, at the J. H. Ward
funeral.
H.K. Mcleod, formerly of Ellis.
now president of the Reno State Bank
of Hutchinson, was here Thursday.
with his wife, in attendance of the
Ward funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong OF More
land, Kansas, came to Hays, this week
to get their children who have been tbs
guests of Grandpa" Armstrong since
the holidays.
Otto Knoche's infant child whose
life had been despaired of, is said tc
be getting along nicely and will sooT
be in its usual health. The little one
has been suffering from a severe at
tack of pneumonia.
| Rev. Hale, assisted by some Of the
best cooks in his church, will give hi!
annual 35ct dinner at the church oil
January 18th, from clock until all ar,
served. Everybody invited.
President and Mrs Lewis attendet
the ceremonies attendant upon tn
Inauguration of Governor Capper p
Topeka, this week. Mrs. Wood tool
care of the Lewis children in the mean
time.
: The Hays Music Club will meet a
: the home of Mrs. c. E. Williams O
:, January 18th A program from tn
| composers List, Raft, Jensen, Brucl
and Rheinberger, will be given
H J.P. Pratt of Studley. Kansas, on
of the directors of the First Nations
! Bank, was here to attend the annus
II meeting of the bank. He was tn
II guest of Mr. E NJ. Speer dur ng hl
stay in the city.
II Miss Jessie Tuttle of the Norma
has been invited to entertain the aud
| ence while the judges are out maxim
decisions at the Cove County Prelin
Il ;uor1- Eo1cS-,r Contest for Golden p