The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-08-18

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Ask DR.. Haas about the trick chair
at the probate Office.
Kraiker selffilling fountain pens at
J. T. Morrison, the jeweler.
Wolf Binder has recently purchas-
ed a residence in North Hays.
Will Bieler has his new machine
shop in East Hays completed.
c. E. Williams and wife are home
from their vacation in Colorado.
Miss Ernestine Fields spent last
week visiting friends in Lucas.
Miss Jennettte Philip is home from
visit with friends in Kansas City.
Cuff links. tie pins and ladies'
breaches at ]. T. Morrison, the jewel
er.
C. A. Miller and the Behan family
left Saturday, for a vacation in Colo
RADIO.
H. Feagins of Bloomfield, Iowa, is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Tillotson.
We do all kinds of repairing in our
repair department. J. T. Morrison,
the jeweler.
Chas. Hardness, Jr., left Tuesday
for visit to friends and relatives
at Dunlap, Kansas.
Miss Turner, of the North Main
Street Cafe has returned from trip
to Excelsior Springs.
Some farmers have already COM
menced drilling wheat to get early
T1aSf11ro for their SfOolr
Ferdinand Staab returned the first
of the week from a two weeks vaca-
ton at Denver and other Western
cities.
Mrs. Wenzel Frinnel and son,
Clyde. are here visiting her sister,
Mrs Henderson and her mother, Mrs.
Garrett.
Mrs. E. F. Craron of Denver, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Aust, left for her home Thursday
evening.
Farmers from the Smoky Hill
country west report over two inches
rain Monday night. Their first rain
IN many months.
Frank King has discovered and is
opening up creek sand bank on his
property on the east side of town,
near the Reservation line.
The new residence of Prof Wood,
on West Normal Avenue, is a novel
ty in this city, being built entirely of
concrete blocks, two stories high.
Henry Knoche has moved his Yoce-
mento farm house to his new lots IN
Court add ton. near the Normal
school ard IS fixing it up as a cOzy
home.
P. V. Cottschalk. the Fisher Meat
Market, the Fruit Store and the Nc
Kinney restaurant have moved into
their elegant new quarters IN the
Felten block.
Gladys and Coda DeCrow, who live
with and have kept house for their
father for the past two years, have
had their lives frightened by the ar
rival of a younger sister, who will
live here.
The paving company have COM
menced removing the dirt on the
street just south of the Court House
brick. The guttering has aready been
put down.
Three Kansas young men were CIV
en- officers commissions at Leon
Springs, Texas, training camp
name of VIM. H Manning, captain of
cavalry, from Victoria, Kansas.
Mr.. Frank Walz and wife are in
Hoxie, this week attending the dedi-
cation of the new Masonic Hall and
corner stone laying for new Court
House. They are visiting Superin-
tendent Warner Johnson and wife.
E. A. Brummit and wife returned
Tuesday, from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Northern
Wisconsin and Michigan. Mr.. Brum-
NIT says is good east of the
Missouri and from Salina east to the
Missouri.
J. T. Morrison, the jeweler has a
complete line of high grade jewelry,
watches, cut glass, silverware, sterl-
ing silver tableware, hand painted
china and optical goods. See him be-
fore buying, his prices are right for
high grade goods
E. H. Hult, janitor at the public
school, who passed the physical exam
ination in the selective draft, has re-
signed his position and will visit
friends in the southern part of the
state before ne IS called to the col
ors the first of the month.
The W. c. T. u, will meet August
p, at the Presbyterian Manse with
Mrs. Snyder. 1t will be a business
meeting with reports from the var
ious committees. Election of officers
for the coming year. For roll call cpl
gram and Frances Willard
The following young men from
Hays, have been accepted as prospec-
tive officers IN the New United States
Army, who viii report at the Second
| Training Camp Joseph J. Weigel,
Raymond Earl Custer, Fort Hays
Normal; John Kiene, Experiment Sta
ton.
Rev. Hale goes to his annual work
| IN the summer school on Theology
held every August, in Saiina, at the
Wesleyan University. He viii be alb
sent ten days, giving twenty class
lectures in sociology. Mrs Hale also
| is to give q lecture on "Home Ideals
on Saturday afternoon the 25th, but
viii not be absent from home more
than three days
/ MilIord Gra1o vuos IN Hovc Thurs