The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-08-04

Engraved initial and monogram
stationery at the Free Press office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brummett spent Sun
day, with friends in Protection, Clark
County.
Mrs. E. j. Craron of Denver, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Marga-
ret Aust.
Mrs. Elmer Shade and children are
home from an extended visit to rela-
tive in Illinois.
F. R.Hood and family have moved
to Fort Riley, where Mr.. Hood has
work that pays we'll
Mrs. Geo. Mcintosh from north of
Hyacinth, was pleasant caller at the
Free Press Office Thursday, of this
week.
Mr. Charles Miller and wife of Sa-
lima, visited few days the fore part
of the week, with their cousin, Fred
Miller.
Mr. and MRS. Clarence King and
weeks with their parents on West
Juniata Street.
Last Sunday at baseball game
played at Ellis, the Buckeye Red SoX
defeated the Pleasant Hill team n q
score of % to 10.
A dozen or so of the Camfire girls
enjoyed the day picnicking on the
creek near Logan's on Saturday. Mrs
Mollie Gladhart and Miss Georgia
Virnond chaperoned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller accom-
panied by their mother and Miss Ha
eel Miller, motored to Abilene on Fri
day-called by the serious illness Oh
their relative, Mrs. Edna Tucker, who
has recently suffered a serious opera
ton IN the hospital there.
Thursday, Capt. Craig received a
invitation to attend the annual meet
ing of 23rd regiment of Ohio Veter
an Volunteer Infantry. The Captain
was q member of the 23rd during tht
entire war and rendered good ser
vice to his country.
Engraved business cards at tn
Free Press office.
A boy thinks he's killed when h
has to take his bath in regulation
style, be it porcelain or in the big gal
vanized wash tub. But if he can pa
on his swimming suit and go out i
the back yard and turn the hose o
himself, it's q different thing entire
ly But as long as he gets result:
why should his mother worry?
Men and women become owners Q
automobiles so frequently these day
that new purchase is not considere
worth while mentioning. However, W
have just learned that Mr.. Hendricl
son, just south of town, has foun
his horse and buggy too slow NEAR
of transit Ward Sullivan also has
new car.
Rev. White, Methodist minister WI
has been doing very good work in NJ,
Cracken for the past year or two, hs
resigned his pastorate and for tin
will engage IN gnsurance busine:
with Wichita firm. Mr.. Whites M
tive for this step it that his little gin
a victim of infantile paralysis thrt
years ago, may have better care ar
treatments which may be had only
the city.
Miss Mabel Landon who NOV,
here fromeRussell, that she might co
tinue heT<schoo1 work at the Norm;
rented an eight room house Ia
spring and took roomers- She hop
in the not very distant future,
become a permanent resident
Hays We are glad to learn this, f
Miss Landon is an earnest progre
sive young lady and has many frien
hereabout.
D. H. holland, who has been hel
ing with the farm work at By
Moore's for a few days met with
accident that might have cost h
his life, on Monday morning. He "
walking into the country and VIII
near the cemetery an auto party ga
him lift, When opposite t
Moore home, he said, ssI get off herr
and not waiting for the car to stop
lumped-and fell with such force
his head that he was rendered uncol
cious. DR.. Haas was called and ga
medical aid-but Mr.. Noland was I
able to werk for several DAYS, thou
is recovering.