The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-12-08
The cOvalt family left Sunday for

!. Fred Krueger is building a new
residence on his farm southeast Of
Hays.
3 Mrs. A. D. Goetchius has been
spending the week with her son near
, Utica.
Asa King came home from Funston
to spend Thanksgiving week and with
home folks.
Thos. Mock, Asa King and Ray
Wentworth were up from Funston
over Sunday.
Christmas suggestion: Electric
tOaster and coffee percolator at Tho
lens Jewelry store.
DR.. Neiswanger is taking a post
graduate course in dentistry prepara-
tory to joining the colors.
Christmas suggestion: Asset of sill
verware for mother, wife or sweet
heart at Tholen's Jewelry store.
Miss Emily johnson departed on
| Wednesday morning for q months
visit with her mother at Usage City.
A social was given by the High
school on Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian church, in honor of Miss
Christmas suggestion Diamond
rings and lavaliers for wife or sweet
heart. Prices right at Tholen's Jew
elry store.
Lindsay Clark, one of our very best
| boys, IS the latest to join the army,
and will depart for Fort Logan on
Monday morning.
Christmas suggestion: A Howard
watch for Daddy" hubby or "bro-
ther jim" See them at Tholen's
Jewelry store.
The annual fair of the Catholic
church which was held November 27.
28 and 29th was said to have been |
grand success.
Christmas suggestion: Perfestrola |
or OperoIla talking machines. Cen |
nett and Par-o-ket records at Tho
lens Jeelry store.
Mrs. Oscar Bates left Monday
morning for Eureka, Kansas, where
she will visit friends and relatives
until after the holidays.
Christmas suggestion: For baby. a
locket chain, gold beads, set, signet
or plain ring, bib holders, etc. At
Tholen's Jewelry store.
So many gods, so many creeds,,
So many paths that wind and wind;
When just the art of being kind,
Is all the sad world needs"
Mrs. Tilla V. Lennon of Ness CITY.
Grand Matron of the Eeastern Star
of Kansas, was visiting with Mrs. C.
w. Reeder on last Wednesday.
DR.. VerrniIlion will return to Havs
on the fifteenth for a short visit with
his family and to look after some /
work in his line that is waiting for
him here.
Rev. A S. Hale gave one of his
popular lectures at Utica on Tues
day evening. Under the Cadmean =!
bureau, he has several dates to fill :
this season.
Mr.. SOcalofski has leased the Bis
Unruh, who is leaving Hays. :
sing property on West Normal Ave !
nue. and will move thereto from Mrs. :.
Averill's, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ReideI gave a I
dinner Sunday to Misses Prue Nor 7
gan, Emily Johnson and Cora Bib
bens, at her beautiful new home eight t
miles southeast of Hays. T
Having passed the examination T
necessary for admission to the avia- =
ton service, E. T. Engleby spent :
day with Hays friends while waiting e
for information as to his future. field :
Of labor.
DR.. Vermillion, eye, ear, nose and =
throat specialist will be in Hays, Mon -
lay and Tuesday, December II and y
9th. Anyone desiring to consult =,
1lm, can see him at his residence on =
East Juniata Street. y y
McCracken, Nov. 26.-(SpeciaD f,
Fay Burch, formerly of this place G.
Who has been serving with Canadian t.
roops on the western front in France e.
vas killed IN action November 12- Il
Topeka Capital. n
Fred Miller was down in Ness =
county. Monday, on real estate bust =
less The Miller Bros. are hustlers, e
md they are also steady advertisers, h
which IS more than you can say of n
he majority Of the real estate men l,
# Hays. y !.
John L. Hunt and family of Tope- IL
"a, visited G. W. Reeder and family b
asst Saturday. Mr.. Hunt is assistant 81
attorney general, and it is suggested a
~ friends that he may be candidate tt
or attorney general in the near fu- t;
ure tt
Dick Ellsworth,-a a laborer, who was
OAA OAAC paving VI ILl6 SI106IS
vas acidently badly injured Monday, q
While attending the cement mixer. r
Che steel elYator struck him on the :
lead rendering him unconscious in :
which state he remained for several
lours- He is now slightly improved. q
A. V. Starr, father of Geo. Starr :
# this city, was struck by an auto :
mobile last Sunday afternoon about {
our o'clock. While no bones were q
'roken he was so badly injured in s
ernally that blood oozed from one a
f his ears He has been unconscious II
learly all the time since the accident. v
lr. Starr is nearly eighty-six years a
f age. Y
At a recent meeting of the HAYS
,hamber of Comerce and the HAYS
1ercantile Association Mr.. W. A.
'olinger of Topeka, was appointed
ecretary for both organizations. Mr.. M
'ollnger seems to be the right man is
or the position as he is taking hold IN
T the proposition with vim and vigor. -
lays neds q pusher if any town ever 10 li1