The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-05

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WEEKEND SPECIALS.-King Bros.
Lincoln Ward has purchased the
Chlopek restaurant and bakery.
Lincoln Ward returned Wednesday
night from a trip to Kansas City.
The Fort Hays Normal S. A. T. C.
will be mustered cut Of the service
Dec. 18th.
L. B. Scott, a real estate agent from
Scott City, was here this week on a
land trade.
The pupils of the Junior Red Cross
solicit your patronage at their bazaar
December IA, in the Royal Cafe
building.
Mrs. Gumble from near Turkville,
was brought to the hospital this week.
Mr.. Ward Sullivan has written that
he expects to arrive in Hays the last of
this week.
Special Christmas prices on SOL
DER KITS and Tourist Sets. The
Rexan Store--King Brothers.
Rev. and Mrs. West and little daugh-
ter, arrived home from their eastern
trip this Thursday evening.
Frances Metzger returned Sunday
after spending Eve weeks with S. P.
Denning of Oakley.
Christmas is only three weeks off.
Better buy your gifts at the Junior
Red Cross bazaar, December IA, in
the Royal Cafe building.
Mrs. E. J. Edgington, Mrs. Mary
Thompson, Mrs. Lee Higgins and Mrs.
Kate Coleman of McCracken, were
shopping in Hays Friday.
Mrs. King, mother of W. F. King,
came from Ellis Monday to make her
home with her son who is living in the
Harry Freese residence on East Juni-
alta street Miss King Of Buffalo, New
York, is with them for the winter.
Choicest line of Toys and Novelties
for young and old, man, woman. or
child at Oshants' Toy Shop.
The Freshmen class of the High
School had a party Tuesday evening in
the High School building. Besides the
games and refreshments enjoyed there,
upon invitation from Mrs. Kirkman,
thay enjoyed the films at the Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson left
Thanksgiving night to be at the bed
side of Mrs Johnson's sister. When
they arrived she had passed away, leav-
ing three small children, one less than
two weeks old. Influenza the cause OF
her death.
Here's your chance. Purchase your
Christmas gifts at the Junior Red
Cross bazaar, December IA, in the
Royal Cafe building.
John Miller, Lieut.. Harry Stock
Albert Kerns, Geo. Grass, c. W. Reed
er, Jr., Burton Clark and DR.. Anders
are Ellis county men who have beer
honorably discharged from the U. S
service and arrived home during the
past week. Ward Sullivan is expected
Saturday.
Miss Maude McMindes, one of the
teachers in the High School, returned
from Ports. While there she attend
ed the burial of a cousin, who wa:
also a newphew of Miss Margurit'
Boomer, another teacher of the Higl
School. The young man was a vic
tim of the influenza, and left TIVE
small children.
Bring the children and let then
see a real Toy Shop. Full of gooc
things, pleasing and instructive
Oshants' Toy Shop.
P. Caspar Harvey, teacher of Eng
lish and publicity man at the For
Hays Kansas Normal School, ha
been offered position with the treas
ury department, Washington, D. c
! writing magazine articles for the Ed
ucational press. If he should decide t
accept the position, which is a posi-
bility, the Normal will lose a might,
good man. Mr.. Harvey has done NOR
through his writing to boost tn
School and the City of Hays, tha,
any one man who has ever held tn
position.