The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-28

DR.. Neiswanger was up from Kan
sas City, over Sunday.
Anthony Deane was up from Kan
sas City, over Sunday.
Ed Rea and DIR. Hemm went to
Kansas City, Saturday.
: Joe and Pete Billinger were up
from Victoria, Monday.
1917 Ford touring car for sale. In
quire at the Free Press Office.
c. NJ. Wann will manage the next
Liberty Loan for Ellis County.
/ John Bird attended the Democratic
''Pow-wou" at Topeka, last week.
Miss Macintosh announces her for
NAL opening for Monday, March 4.th
See the Gage hats at Miss Macin-
tosh's. The hat with good label.
/ Register of Deeds, Frank Wasinger,
was in Kansas City, the first of the
week.
John Stecklein was operated on for
gall stones at the Hays hospital Sat
urday.
The Roger Miller family have
mover from Second to the Third
Ward.
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes at s1.85
per bushel at Schlyer & Arnhold's-
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Gladys Miller, who is teaching the
Lone Star school Sundayed with home
folks in Hays.
John O'LaughIin drove several
Ford cars up from Kansas City, the
first of the week.
Miss Ernestine Fields came home
last week from Chicago, to attend the
funeral of her father.
Harry Bellman and wife, that he
lately married in Nebraska, was here
this week visiting relatives.
Roger Miller and son, Walter. re-
turned to Manhattan, Monday, where
they have a job as carpenters.
Last Monday, the commissioners
unloaded the road tractor they re-
Gently purchased in Kansas City
Mrs. J. F. Noble and daughter went
down to Hays, yesterday to visit with
| relatives for a few days.-Oakley
Graphic.
The funeral of Frank Field wa
held on Thursday and very largely at
tended by friends and the Masonic
| members.
Mrs. Dan Mccarthy and little sol
of Hays, are here to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. West
ern Times.
The regular meeting of the Music
Club has been postponed from Marcel
5th to March 18th, on account of the
Red Cross Conference which meet:
here.
Bunny Gross arrived Saturday
from Camp Green, Carolina, on a ter
days furlough. Bunny thinks tina
the next move of his company vii
be to France.
Spring millinery opening Monday
March 4th. Kathryn NJ. Deane
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. Deeble o.
Lucas, Kansas, were Hays visitor
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Deebl
was examined by the Hays Advisor.
Board while here.
No. 1 seed kafir corn $3.50 pc
bushel at Schlyer & Arnhold's.
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Last week the executive committe
pushing the candidacy of Henry J
Allen for governor on the Republi
can ticket, met at Emporia, and in tn
list of those present We notice tn
name of II. J. Penney as representa-
Ellis county IN the conference.
The Elzee, St. Louis hat for sal
by Miss Macintosh.
On Friday the Kansas City NatioT
al Aviation Board announced in tn
Star a list of candidates that ha
been accepted and IN the list we fin
Ralph C. Archer and John NJ. Mile
They will soon be called into th
service and sent in the instructio
camp. Congratulations, boys.
Spring opening Monday, Marc
4th-Miss Macintosh.
That the Hays High School is gi7
{ ing its students practical training an
ministering to the needs OF the con
munity is shown by the fact that on
s of its students, Miss Ruby Thomas,
Junior, has been pressed into serviC
| as a stenographer to relieve the o.
fee at the Experiment Station of
mass of work Ruby's work at tt
High School is so arranged that 81
can spend each afternoon and Sa
urdays at the Station. She has hs
{ all her typewriting and shorthand
the Hays High School. 1t speaks we
s for Ruby and the High School, tn
her work is reported as highly sati
factory. Several other students
the Commercial Department Al
qualified for such positions and 7
doubt viii command good position
81 af their graduation.