The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-09-22

write soon to,
Your loving son,
Kenneth.
Miss Maud Ure is teaching this
year at Wilson.
Rev. Hale went to Oakley on Fri
day noon passenger.
Mrs. A. F. Logan has been on the
/ sick list this week
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Deane now oc-
cuPy the DR.. Haas bungalow.
Captain Craig and daughter, Alice
near the Normal.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A Westerman of
Ellis, were guests at the Methodist
parsonage on Monday
Mrs. Jack Hilton of the Station,
left on Monday, for a visit with home
folks at Langley, Kansas.
Fred Miller has been in Kansas
City, this week, having his eyes look
ed after by an eye specialist
Mrs. Simon Denning is in town
again with her children to stay
through the months of school
A. H. Kerns is enjoying a vacation
from the bank. He says he employC
his time pulling weds in the garden.
Fred Eaton has sold his boarding
house fixtures and business and has
gone out of the business for the pres
ent.
1t will hustle lot of women to do
baking for the fair this year and
get all entries in by six o'clock Mon
day.
The W. F. NJ. S. of the Methodist
church will have a district conven-
ton IN Hays about the middle of Sep
tember.
Mrs. Sarah Bartholomew served a
very appetizing dinner to half a doz-
en- OF her women friends on Monday
at noon.
The L. A S. of the Methodist
church had a pleasant social time,
with luncheon, at the church parlors
on Wednesday afternoon
An exceedingly interesting meet
ing of the W. G. T. u, was that
which met with Mrs. D. G. Noland on
Friday afternoon, with a large at
tendance and splendid interest.
Raleigh Ransom, who was one of
our first boys to volunteer sent a fine
photograph of his company to his
mother, of which the mother is lust
Iy proud. Raleigh has not yet left
California.
It seems good to see so many of
the old Normal crowd with US again
this year. And there are so many
new ones to welcome, as is always
the case at the beginning of the
school year.
Mrs. Averill has rented her large
house on east Normal Avenue ready
furnished to q family from Wilson,
consisting of a husband, wife and two
young children. Mrs. AFerilI reserv-
ed the room IN the 81" where she
and the two Beleke girls viii keep
house.
The Epworth League OF the Meth
odlst church are taking care of their
friends in the church parIors this
evening with games, program and
reshmentS-while a ike party of
faculty members and students with
a preference for the PRESBYTERIAN
church are enjoying themselves at
the pastors home
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Zeieler had
been married thirty-seven years on
Wednesday, and in the evening their
chlldren carried out a very pleasant
surprise they had planned in honor
of the occasion A handsome electric
aluminium coffee percolator and cut |
glass fruit tray were the souYeniers |
left as reminder of the event
Grandma Fields is one of our most |
faithful and skillful knitters in these
days when knitting nedles fill the |
hands of so many women anxious to |
do their bit to help win the war for |
America and her allies. Grandma |
Miller, mother of Roger Miller, has |
lately joined the ranks and she works |
rapidly and does beautiful work. Let /
all this good work go on. We must /
heip to keep our laddies warm this /
winter and If we can do nothing else /
we can do that, we hope.
The members of Mrs. CoIyer's and
Mrs. Hale's Sunday School class of /
the younger married women of the 1
church with few invited friends en-
Joyed an afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage on Thursday. Over sew
enty were in attendance and put in
the greater part of the time sewing
for the Red Cross on articles contri-
buted themselves An interesting
program of music and readings was
given, and a simple but delicious tray
luncheon served at five o'clock.