The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-04-28

noon.
DR.. J. U. CatudaIwas over from
Plainville, Sunday.
Ben Hauser from near Walker, was
n Hays, Tuesday.
1t is reported that Hays has a dep
j uty U. S. Marshal +.
E. A. Rea and Rich Mulroy visited
Ness City, this week.
Otto Knoche and wife went to Kan
3as City, Sunday night.
Guy Waldo came down from Ellis,
last Saturday, on business.
Fred and Roy Miller made bust
ness trip to Ness City, Monday.
Pete Wasinger has sold his resi-
dence property to Henry cortland
Mrs. E. A. Rea and daughter, Haz-
el, are visiting relatives in Hiawatha-
/ John Leiker and family of Ness
City, Sundayed with friends at Mum
ior.
/ The new theatre and motion pic
ture show will open to the public
HAY 14th.
Alvin FeHers shipped car load of
cattle to Kansas City, Sunday morn
/ ing.
Tony Gross new residence is. near
ing completion and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
F. o. Payne received his new Ford
last Saturday His son "Buzz" also
got a new roadster.
Misses Keller and Bice enter
tanned party of Normal young Ia
dies on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaIloy pleasantly
entertained several friends to din
ner on Wednesday eveninf.
Roger Miller and family will move
next week6o the Shultz property, just
north of Geo. Grass home.
F. j. Pierce and wife made an auto
trip to Cove County, Tuesday. Mrs.
Pearl j. Garrett accompanied them.
The Winona News says, word was
received this a. M, April 26, from
Emerson Felts, from the ship POGO
hantas in Virginia waters.
Rev. and Mrs. West entertained a
party of Christian Endeavors at thei1
home on East Juniata, Saturday even
ing.
Among the number of Hays young
men, who have recently enlisted are
Walter Smith, Ray Pratt and young
Gillian.
The tree planting at the FAN
Grounds Tuesday afternoon, was well
attended. Seventy-five citizens OF
Hays, planted trees.
Caspar Middlekauff, SON of DIR
Middlekauf of this city, who has beer
attending the medical college at Phila
delphia, Penn, for several years vii
graduate June End, of this year.
Misses Elizabeth Agnew, Carrie
Meyer, Elizabeth Chittenden, anC
Robt. Getty were IN Bunker Hill Sat
urday and Sunday, attending the
Christian Endeavor Convention. Mis-:
Agnew is president of the convention
VIM. Hagen, who lives north of Ell
lis, gave a dance IN his new barn las
Friday night. A large crowd at
tended and people from Hays and Ell
lis, were also there. They intend tt
have another the 4th Of May.
Miss Helen Pestana and Doris Mid
dlekauf went to Salina, Thursday
April 18th, to do some shopping. Mis-
Pestana stopped off at Bunker Hill
on her way home to sing at tn,
Onr1Stlan EnGeaVOf convention Shi
returned home Sunday evening.
Harry Crissman and Sarah Mont
gomery went to Salina, last week, ant
attended the Automobile show Nh
and Mrs. Lou Borrows returned witt
them They are visiting at the hom
OF Mrs Borow's parents, Mr. an,
Mrs A. r .Crissman.
Miss Ernestine Fields went to Rus
sell, last Saturday, to visit with Mrs
Disher. She went on to Bunker Hill
+ Sunday, to attend the Christian En-
deavor Convention
Mr.. Fred N. Dreiling sold his Buicl
roadster last week, to a St Loui
salesman Fred says It is too hot t.
walk out here IN Kansas, so he think
that he viii hs1v a. Cole roadster.
Mr.-and A. R. Crissman an,
family and -. and Mrs. Lou Dor
rows spent thursday evening, Wit
Dir. and II P. Montgomery AM
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