The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-12

Miss Mamie Mulroy is visiting
friends in the country this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Dreil-
ing, Saturday, May 5, 1917, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas now oc-
cupy their own cottage in south Hays.
Mrs. Geo V. Starr returned Satur-
day, from an extended visit with rela-
tives in st. Louis.
Brother Hopper is a good sprinter
when he thinks a house is going to
fall on him.
Rev. A. S. Hale and Geo Hubbell
made a business trip to Oakley, We'd
nesday, of this week.
The Methodist people are making
alterations on the parsonage, Mr.. Co
Walt and(Mr. Baughman are the work
men in charge.
The Buckeye boys gave a dance in
| VIM. Hagen's barn, north of Ellis, in
| order to get their stockings and caps.
They cleared S11.
Roy -Lenoeh's baseball team was de-
feated by the Buckeye baseball team,
last Sunday, on the Buckeye diamond.
The score was to p.
Rev. Chas. F. West attended the
meeting of the Grand Commandry of
Knights Templars at Pittsburg, Kan
sas, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
Mr.. E. H. Cummings, formerly
prominent student at the Fort Hays
Normal but now in the army, is i'm
proving gradually from a very ser
ious illness caused by vaccination.
Mothers Day at the Methodist
church will consist of an appropriate
sermon with special music ''The era
die Roll Program" will be an import
. ant feature Everybody welcome.
/ Miss Reba Barnes, who recently fin
ished a successful school north Of
Hays, is visiting the Freshou-
home this week. She will probabl!
return to her home in Topeka, mex
r week.
Jack Evans, who used to take or
ders on the road for Armor & Co.
and who has many friends in Hays
was here this week, renewing acquain
tances. Everybody was glad to Sc
: Jack.
|. Miss Reba Barnes, who has beel
: teaching the Gosser school for tn
: past two months closed it last Friday
= with picnic dinner and an exceIlen
program. The parents and a numbe
q of friends were present.
John Feyerabend and wife are her
= from Washington County, Kansa:
!. on a visit to their son, J. G. Feyel
abend, deputy district clerk. The
will visit here for about two weel
and then will go farther west
Il w. w. Bemis has sold the tools an
repair department of his garage t
4 Wentworth and Ellis, who will tax
charge next Monday. Mr. Bemis Wi
retain the sale of cars, and supple
+ and his office at the garage the san
as usual.
Louis A. Schaefer, who, it will I
remembered was, the first of the yea
assistant cashier at the Farmers Sta
Bank IN this city, and more recent
an employee of the Farmers Bank
Russell, is here visiting friends T
may decide to locate permanently
Hays
J. E. Nolind, a prominent. ran,
owner and banker from Russt
Springs, Logan County, was in Hay
this Friday. Mr.. Nolind contemplat
= purchasing property and moving I
- family of young folks to Hays,
they can have the advantages of o
schools.
There viii be an entertainment
Yocemento school house, District {
Wednesday evening, May 18th. 7
entertainment viii be given for t
benefit of the school Admissi
twenty-five cents Cake and
cream will be furnished free Ever
body cordially invited.
Bonds for the Gulf PlainviIie
Northern carried nearly ten to @
at the bond election, Monday
this week Mr.. Neiswanger saws
greatest danger to the road not bel
build as soon as expected is q de
sion of the government TO requ
ton all the products OF the steel mi
Mr.. Clarence Loreditsch, our Coz
ty Surveyor, was appointed Coul
Road and Bridge Engineer. at me
ing OF the Board of County Comm
sioners last Tuesday Clarence
been successful during his time
4 County Surveyor and we think
one IS better fitted TO hold down
position than Clarence.