The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-01-20

violin, mandolin and guitar. Inquire
at Hays City Drug Store.
The Knoche baby is home from the
hospital.
Mrs. Simon Frank is reported sick at
the hospital.
Architect Smith of salina, was in
Hays, Thurday.
Mr. julius Merrill of Ellis, was in
town, last Sunday.
C.. NJ. Holnquist is visiting home
folks'at Lindsborg.
Mrs. Froelick's baby is sick in the
hospital with pneumonia.
Mrs. N. P. Gassman is quite sick. Is
under the care of a physician.
Mrs. Bear is improving nicely and
left the hospital Wednesday
A. ]. Pischke is a business visi-
tor in Kansas City this week.
Mr.. Wurtz' family got out of quaran-
tine for small pex, Wednesday.
Azel Cochran has traded his Hudson
super-six for new Studebaker.
Will Wright, foreman of the News,
Sundayed with friends in Norton.
Mrs A H Pruitt has been on the
sick list the last few days. but is bet
ter now.
Mrs H. A Nickles entertained a
number of ladies at her home, Tuesday
evening.
Prof Malloy, Harry King and Fred
Miller moved into their new. residences
this week.
Ralph Ward left for his school duties
at Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday night,
of last week.
Attorney Ira Lloyd of Ellsworth,
was here this week looking after
his cases in the coming term of
court in February.
Henry McVey and family arrived
this week from Hill City and are
now at home in the property recently
purchased from Prof C. J. Smith.
Mrs. Sutton, who had been very
i'll for nearly week, died this morn
ing at her home on Second Street
An obituary will be published next
week.
Louis Christensen was passenger
to the State Capital, Thursday morn
ing. Louie was a little late and he was
running some when he passed the Free
Press Office.
Mrs. c. j. Smith took her father
City, Kansas, the first of the week,
and will go from there to Kansas
City for visit ere returning home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe G. Jacobs, Sunday morning
January 7. The young citizen
weighed ten and one half pounds.
! Joe is proud papa. He is stepping
high these days.
: Prof. C. J. Smiths are temporar-
! lily located in the small house op-
! posite their former home. We be-
/ lieve Mr.. Smith contemplates build
ing on his corner lot on that same
street in the spring.
The primary department of our
schools, which has been under the
/ teachery of Miss Annabelle Sutton
for more than twelve years, is tenn
/ porarily closed because of the illness
| of Miss Sutton's mother
The W. C. T. U. will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, January q
at the home of Mrs. G. W. Stimits
Roll Call. Subject: Mention the
names of prominent temperance
leaders and tell something of thei1
works" Everyone interested inthis
work is cordially invited to attend.
If you think it would be a gooc
thing for you to get hold of a piece
of. good land IN one of the countie:
just to the west of US while the price!
are still low, and while you can still
get land on good terms, see US abou
this.
Key Land Company, Stainer Bldg.
Hays, Kansas
Owing to the fact that nearl.
every family in Hays has member
who are in the 'throes" of vaccina
ton, there was larger crowd thai
was expected at the Pastors Dime
at the Methodist church on Thurs
day evening. A fine crowd wa
present, the dinner was good, and a
seemed to enjoy themselves
II Prof Malloy and family hope t
move within few days to their ne
home near the Normal. When th
> framework for the Malloy bous
first appeared some of their frienC
| were afraid it would not be as a
tractive as they had hoped, but no
it has developed into a '4thing {
/ beauty" and here's hoping that
may prove also to be "a joy forever
II Alex Philip went to Denver, Frida.
i Of last Uoak fo view the remains