The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-06-09
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Miss Georgia Wilson from near
| Grlnneu, is here, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Strailey has about re-
covered from her recent accident
Mrs. E. ]. Caldwell and children are
visiting her parents in Missouri.
Mrs. Averill and Mrs. Craig went
east on visit on Thursday evening
train.
Mrs. Iva Morgan-Robinson and two
| children are here from Logan, Kan
sas, for visit with home folks.
Amanda M. Sites left the first of
the week for Stratton, Colo, where
she will make here future home.
Mrs. Denoen and daughter. Cora.
viii leave on Sunday, for vacation
of couple of weeks in eastern Kan
sas.
Mrs. Fulton of Russell, has been
Edna Fulton and other relatives in
Hays.
J. A. FelIers of Port Clinton, Ohio,
a half-brother OF our fellow towns
man, Jerry Fellers, died at his home
Wednesday of this week.
J. M Schaeffer, who attended the
Llnscott Jersey sale at Halton, re-
turned the first of the week, where
ne purchased a Jersey COW.
The North Side garage has the
Warner Lenses for all cars If you
need lenses there is the place to buy
them. adv. is.
Chidren's Day will not be observed
It the Methodist cshutch>as early as
usual this year. Announcement of
5he date will be made next week
Wesleyan University, has been absent
two days this week attending COM
Tnencement exercises and committee
meetings
Professor McMindes left for his
home at Ports, Saturday and Miss
Sherwood to. her home at Manhattan
We understand that the Professor is
TO be married today, the 3Oth. We ex-
tend our congratulatiOns--Codeli
News
Work is progressing on the new
Munroe residence Just east of the
D
succeeds in selling this property when
the house is completed, it is her plan
to build a home of her own on the
corner west of the M. E. church.
Miss Alice Beeby of Hill City. came
over from Hays, to attend the Com
nencement Exercises of the Palco
High School, she having taught in our
schools last year. We notice her
name in the list of graduates from
the Fort Hays Normal School.-Palco
News.
Harry Stock, who recently pur-
chased the BunkerhiH Advertiser took
charge of his property on June 1st-
We are looking anxiously for his in
itial nun Der which will be issued this
week We viii bet. four dollars and
SIX bits that the citizens of Bunker
mill, will know there is a newspaper
being published in their burg, when
Harry gets down to business
The Jack Benjamin Co., sustained
a big loss Friday, when small twist
er from the southwest fattened out
their large tent and destroyed a lot
of scenery. The company was re-
hearsing the play "The Thief" at the
time and luckily escaped serious in
jury. The Benjamin Co. are playing
III OoOolAno1 TINS week ana Lney eA-
pect to return to Sharon Springs In
the faH.-ShaFon Springs Times
Mrs. Hale, who received a dispatch
on Wednesday evening, that her aunt,
Mrs z. J. Nakeiney had died and
would be buried at Cherryvale, on
Thursday, was Eufrying TO get ready
TO leave On an early morning train,
and IN attempting TO run down the
cellar stairs with her arms full of
boxes, she lost her footing and fell,
cutting her forehead and spraining
both ankles so badly that She was
forced to give up her journey and 60
to bed instead Mrs Mskeaney died
at the h5ns for the aged persons,
and was Resziy eigthy-fTye years OF
age Our PepPle VIII remember the
wonderful skaE this aged woman sang
the Holy City At church services dur