The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-02-17

purchased Ford car.
A secondhand Ford car for sale.
Kissing Bros.
Anton Gross will do the mason
work on the new Morrison residence.
John Peter Brown, implement deal
er at Walker, was in Hays, this week.
Household furniture for sale at
400 West 9Th Avenue, Hays, Kansas.
Attorney Sam Hale, was here from
Rush County, attending court this
week.
Alex Schueler is attending the au-
tomobile show at Kansas City, this
week.
Tony Jacobs commenced work on
the Steadman new residence this
week
Mr.. Otto Knoche went to Kansas
City, Wednesday evening on bust
ness.
VIII johnson who lives over on
the Saline, was attending court here
this week.
Professor WeigePs new home on
North Chestnut Street, is nearing
completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Arnhold attend
ed the automobile show at Kansas
City, this week.
F. J. O'Leary, our local district
contractor went to st. Louis, on bust
ness this week.
Elmer Solomon and family were
in town Saturday, visiting with Mrs.
T. NJ. Shade and family.
A colored boy from Ellis, was
operated on at the Hays hospital
this keek, for appendicitis
Miss Esther Joy, of Buckeye, is
spending the weekend in Hays, Wis
ing her aunt, Mrs. Bert Foster.
at the telephone office is enjoying
Grace Mullen, one of the operators
her annual two weeks vacation.
An invoice of spring shirts just
received. Call and see them.
Kissing Bros.
The Woodmen and the Royal
Neighbors camp gave a dance in
the G. A. R. Hall, Monday evening.
Myron Reust of Monument, was
in Hays, Sunday, visiting Miss Evelyn
Whyard, who is attending the High
School
Mr.. George Hubble is building
residence in the south part of town,
on the corner of Pine and Chestnut
Streets
Mr.. E. E. Colyer, who has been
confined. to her home for the past five
weeks on account of ankle trouble
is able to be about agin.
Lena Gunther, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gunther, is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia. She
is improved at this writing.
The Rebekah Lodge initiated a
new candidate last Friday night. At
ter the initiation the entertainment
committee served a nice lunch.
Dory Gosser and Ben Eaton left
Wednesday night, for Manhattan,
where they attended a horse sale.
They returned Saturday night.
Margaret Mary is the name given
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Lague of Collyer, born Fri
da, February 10th, in st. Anthony's
hospital.
A surprise party was given in hon
or of Mr.. j. NJ. Bells birthday last
Saturday evening. Mr.. Bell was pre-
sented a smoking set. The guests
all reported a fine time.
Misses Esther Reemsnyder, Inez
Torrey, Jessie Gosser and Mrs. Rus
sell Rhode, went joy riding down by
! Catherine, Sunday afternoon. Miss
Jessie drove the. Ford.
Mr.. W. Gallon and sister, Eliza
beth Gallon, of Grinnell, were in
Hays, Saturday and Sunday, visit
| ing their brother, Mr. Ross Gallon,
who is in st. Anthony's hospital
! Robert Owen has rented the Wag-
ner property on the corner of Craw-
ford and Fort Streets, and will move
as soon as his furniture arrives from
Studley, where he has been living.
Mr. Earl Disney went to Topeka,
Saturday, as a delegate from Ellis
/ County, to the Formers Union
which met to oppose the roads meas
ure under consideration in the State
legislature.
Clara Ellis, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Ellis, who
has been seriously Ill with pneu-
monias was taken home from the hos
pital last Tuesday, and is now rapid
ly improving.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Reemsnyder
and Mr. and Mrs Francis Blender
were visiting John Blender and fam
lily north of Ellis, Sunday. John
i RieUdo7- iS a hro+hor of Mr. De-,