The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-01-12

Anton Schumacher the Victoria
merchant was up from Victoria,
Tuesday
DR.. Anders now occupies rooms in
the Reeder building over the Scher-
merhorn store.
Attorney c. NJ Holmquist is back
from a two weeks business trip to
Oklahoma
Doris Nickles who is attending
school at Manhattan spent part of her
vacation in Hays.
Mr.. Hockensmith of North Dakota,
is here visiting his twin brother, Err
nest Hockensmith-
The Lutheran Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Victor Holm on
Thursday, January 18th.
The Board of County Commits
sioners, this week, awarded the Free
Press the county job printing for the
year 1918
Mr.. John Brown is quite sick-suf-
fering from serious attack of heart
trouble, however, is he is now i'm
rowing.
1t is reported that the Farmers
State Bank are arranging to put up
their new bank building on the cor
ner of South Chestnut and Juniata
Street early this spring.
The Executive Committee of the
Golden Belt Educational Association
met at the Brunswick Hotel here last
Saturday, arranging for the program
of the annual meeting to be held in
Hays in March
The 1917 High School Seniors were
entertained by Miss Gladys Morrison
at her home on Friday night the
28th. The guests were Gladys Miller,
Elizabeth Chittenden, Mary Hedges,
Pearl Shuts Esther Goetchius. Nau-
rine Speer, Anna Meyer, Clair Viii
son, Lawrence Gross, Paul Gross.
Miss Ernestine Fields entertained
with a card party on Thursday the
9th. Five Hundred'' was played.
The guests were Helen Pestana,
Senevieve Dorney, Cecilia Dorney,
| Alice Penney, Doris Middlekauff, Mr.
Hemphill, Gilmore Wann, Jack Mid
| dlekauff. Chas. Reeder, Jack Hoff-
man. Gerald Penney.
On Monday, the thirty-first, Miss
| Bertha Palmer entertained with a
''taffy pulp in honor of Miss Doris
Nickles. who is a student at Manhat-
tan. Miss Palmer had as her guests:
Eernice Clark, Gertrude Ramsey, Lo-
Ia Croft, Doris Nickles, Joe Henney,
Pearl Tilley, Leo Stock, VIII Palmer,
John Noll.
Hans Jensen one of the progress
sive and up-to-date farmers of Buck
Free Press Office Monday of this
week. He informed the writer that
he is now building, and has nearly
completed a 100 foot square barn in
which to house his Hereford cattle of
which excellent strain he has a fine
herd which includes about eighty
cows.
DR.. Clover wishes to announce that
he has moved his Office to the new G.
W. Reeder building over Schermer-
horns Ladies Furnishings Store. DR..
| Glover has been practicing Osteo-
| pathy in Hays for the past two years.
He has received and appreciated the
patronage of the Hays people during
that time. DR.. Clover's treating room
is equipped with a McManis table,
the most modern, up-to-date instru-
ment employed by the Osteopathic
Profession.
During the holidays Mr. and Mrs
7. NJ. Wood invited a number of Nor
NAL students to their home for q
'good time" This was had for an
entire evening during which corn
was popped, taffy pulled and games
played. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bear, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Albertson, Beaulah Devices, Mabel
LaRdon, Pearl Hughes, Agnes AIRING
ton, Lloyd Spencer, Elmer Stevenson,
George Starkley, Everett Sperry,
Eva Spencer, Juanita Spencer.