The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-08-11

baby daughter.
J. T. Morrison and family haze
moved info their elegant new resi-
derce or Normal Avenue.
The Misses Doris Niddlekauff and
Ernestine Fields went to Wilson, on
Mrs. Ida Kirkland leaves on Sat
srday. for two months visit with the
Hollenbeck's It Payette, Idaho.
Lou Kraus IS N Nebraska, with his
standing grain thresher, making ex-
merit demonstrations in the wheat
fields.
Rev. D. NJ Magee and family, en-
route to Cove, We're guests to lunch
cor st the Methodist parsonage On
Tuesday.
The stork- N his rounds. saw fit
to stop at Harvey Fellers home on
Wednesday night, and now there's
son IN that home. also.
c. J. Moore representing D. f.
Denne & Co, Stock and Bonds. was
IN Hays, Monday Mr. Moore's COM
pany were bidders for the Hays Flee
trio Light and Water Plant bonds
Manhattan college people are getting
out . book on bread and bread max
IN wrote TO Mrs. Grace Enfield Wood
asking Mrs. Wood for the recipe for
the delicious nut bread she makes.
Re-. Hale accompanied by Mr.. Cor
don viii motor TO Salina, tomorrow
and on Sunday morning viii fill Dr.
Rennett's pulpit IN First NJ z church
at that place.
Brick are being laid this week on
the concrete base for the paving and
also tho asnhalt is being put on and
covered with thin Iaver of sand.
Soon Hays can boast of sure-enough
paved streets.
Miss GLADYS Kraus, the ten wear old
daughter OF Ed Kraus. is having a
verv pleasant house nartv at her
nretty cOuntfv home this week The
little guests from HAYS. are: Eula
Fulton and Lillian Vermillion.
Mr.. OImstead. the street paving
contra ctor- who with his wife have
been roomin0 IN the west part of
town. have ENGAGED Mrs. ida Kirlz-
lends house alreadv furnished.
which they viii cccuDv during the lat
ter's absence IN Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Kraus receiv-
ed the message last Sunday morning.
that = little son was born TO their
daughter Mr. end Mrs. PercivaI
fSrun7 helm, who live at McCracken.
Mrs Kraus IS spending a few weeks
with them.
The girls of Mrs. Gallons Sunday
School class planned little farewell
party Tor their teacher at Mr. Park
ers or Wednesday evening. The Ia
dies OF the Methodist church, as a
Darting gift presented to Mrs. Gal
lion sterling silver salad forks.
Warner johnson, superintendent of
Sheridan County, who has been at
tending a superintendent meeting
at Manhattan, this week, stopped ov-
er one day here. on his return trip to
visit with his Wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wallace
The second contingent Of campfire
girls had planned to take their turn
IN camp on the creek this week, but
the storm Of Wednesday created
such havoc with their furniture and
made the mud so deep, they viii not
try TO have their outing at this writ
ing
Children's houseparties are becom-
ing popular, and what on earth could
be pleasanter2 Donald Meade has had
as his guests. for several days this
week, the following boys of near his
own age: Tom Chittenden, Oscar Sny-
der and Bryant Hale The boys sure
y had the time of their lives and
much appreciated this generous hos
pitality extended to them by Donald's
mother
The concrete pyramids at the inter
section of streets of each block will be
surmounted by an electric light and
the sides viii be decorated with the
words, Keep to the right" IF hereto
fore careless autoists run up against
one Of these pyramids he will come TO
an abrupt halt and his machine viii
be ready for the repair shop. Better
be careful and keep to the right