The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-07-28

/ Engraved visiting cards at the Free
! Press Office.
| c. w. Miller makes farm loans any
where in Western Kansas.
Miss Schoenhals left for her vaca-
ton in Michigan on Thursday night
Miss Peoria Kolachuy, a niece of
| Mrs. VermilliOn, will spend the sum-
mer here.
Geo. Bear has gone TO Fort Riley to
join the building forces now in de-
mand there
Miss Flanders will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in her New
Hampshire home.
The Methodist ladies will have their
food sale at Geo. Grass store tomor-
row, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Wright and children who have
been visiting at the Colyer home,
went to Stockton on Saturday.
Mrs. H. H. Pierce has been under
the doctors care, very Ill, for several
days, but is better at this writing.
Mrs. Wynkoop and daughter, moth
er and sister of Mrs. Covalt are here
from Winfield, for a several days
visit
Miss Katie Sargent has been engag-
ed to teach the Hopewe1 school the
coming year and will board at the
Matt Truan home.
Geo. ReidePs new home will soon
be completed, and will be one of the
incest rural homes hcreabout Mr. Co
Walt was the builder.
e
University, IS one of the new Normal
faculty men who will be with US the
coming year.
J. W. Dent and Mrs. Dent of
BroOkville and Charles Dent and fam
lily of Salina, visited with their sisters,
Mrs. W. w Paul of Hays and Mrs.
w. P. Cox of Ellis, last week
Gold Medal Shingles are Best.
Citizens Lumber & Supply Co.
Ed Rea and family returned Mon
day, from an outing of several weeks
in Colorado. They visited Denver,
Manitou, Leadville and Gunnison,
The trip was made in Eds new Cadi-
lac
We are glad to learn that Miss Lo-
Rec Cave will serve on the Normal
faculty this year in the capacity of
assistant teacher of domestic science.
| Miss Cave has many friends and ad-
| mirers in Hays.
Miss Glover, a deoconness from
Hutchinson, has been here for over a
week in attendance upon her niece,
who underwent very serious opera
| ton for appendicitis, and is now re-
garded as out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, from near
Beloit came to Hays by car on Thurs
day, and on Friday morning accom-
panied by Miss Grace Roberts start
ed overland for the Yellowstone Park
regions. Miss Grace has been attend
ing the Normal.
The Methodist L. A. S. VIII have a
| big rummage sale again this year af-
ter long rest from rummage sales.
IF you have anything you no longer
want which someone else might mako
use of let them know and someone
will call for it.
Gold Medal Shingles are Best.
Citizens Lumber & Supply Co.
A travelling preacher was talking
to number of old sinners in front of
the postoffice this Friday morning
Among the number was Postmaster
B. NJ. Dreiling. If there are any class
of men under the shining sun who are
in need of saving grace, it is the mod
ern democratic politician. The gentle
mans choice of location for his talk
was nothing short of miraculous.
Mrs. Gallon has sold her home
near the Coliseum to Prof. F. B. Lee,
| principal of-our public schools. Mrs.
Gallon and children plan to leave
Hays for their Illinois home early in
August. Mr.. Lee Will make number
of alterations In the house 'ere tax
ing possession the middle Of Au-
gust This is fine home property,
and has most attractive setting with
the heavy timber of Big Greek for a
background and the Normal build
ling and sunset sky Just To the north
rand west.