The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-02

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Mr.. L. D. Wooster went to Scott
City this week,
Lynn McCord a Normal boy left
for the army Tuesday
Mrs 1. V. Roberts of Eureka, is
IN town tuning pianos.
Mr. Soder1und viii have a room at
Mr. c. E Malberg's soon.
Miss Ethel Shuts is home after
her winters teaching near Ellis.
District Court met this week to
hear the Oshant-Smith case. 1t last
ed two days.
President Lewis gave the com
mencement address at Lacrosse, on
Friday night.
Attorney David Richie of Salina,
was here this week looking after his
cases in court.
Mrs. Coffman, Mrs. Tillotsons sister
has moved into Staab's house on East
Second Street.
Mary Hollenbeck spent the week
end with Nellie Sites at her home
south of Hays
Alex Schueler made trip to Kan
sas City, this week and drove home
new Buick car.
Mrs. Clinton Morgan visited Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Reidel at their coun-
try home last week.
John Mcmahon and family of Ell
lis, autoed up to Hays, Tuesday, and
ate supper at the Brunswick.
Mr.. Blakely of Ogallah, who has
been in the hospital for some time
left for home the first of the week.
Mrs. Ransom and daughter, Beu-
lah, have returned home after a win
ters' sojOurn with her son in Colo
RADIO.
Paradoxical as it seems, yet it is
true that the Germans are worse
beaten in victory than the allies are in
defeat.
Mr. Bice and family went to Plain
vile. Sunday, to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Henry Faure, the husband of
a niece.
+ Altha OwiEgs of WaKeeney, who
is attending High School here went
home Friday noon and returned Mon
day noon.
Women should not try to sing
while the ague paroxysm is on; it
causes the voice to be too shakey and
nerve racking.
Mrs. Winters Morre1I and niece,
of Leadville, Colo, former residents
of Ellis County, visited friends in
Hays, this week.
Rev. FIR. Ignatius o. NJ. Cap, of
Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting the various
Of h
County, this week.
Nora and Florence Greanba, Kate
Armstrong and Frieda Clark went to
Moreland, Friday, to attend the COM
mencement exercises.
Mrs. Westbrook received a letter
from her son, Jim, who is in the navy,
saying that he expecte to leave for
France in a few days.
On all windy. dry DAYS the street
sprinkler should be put to work on
our paved streets. Hope it will be
done. There is a universal demand
for it.
Mrs. Penney of Palco, took her lit
tie daughter home from the hospital
on Sunday. The child has been hav-
ing very serious time but is now on
the road to recovery.
Harry Grass, Jr., ". S. Stevens,
Lacrosse were in Hays, a week ago,
yesterday. Then encountered some
difficulty IN getting home owing TO
the rain.
Mrs Blank from somewhere in the
U. S. gave birth triplets-an boys,
the other day. She named them
Pershing, Foch and Haige. They are
all healthy, robust, lively, handsome
lads, and extremely patriotic.
The two story brick building at the
southwest corner Chestnut Street and
Crawford Avenue, has been pur-
chased from VIM. Madden by the Odd
Fellows, who are making expensive
Improvements on it, the better to
adapt it for lodge purposes.
Milo Stock returned home Sunday,
from Moreland, where he has been
teaching Mr.. Stock went after him
and heard the Rev. Mr.. Hale give the
there last year also. VIII also give
the commencement addres at Hoxie.
In response to a request made by
the government health department
there will be free public weighing
ana measuring TEST given IN the OlCy
of Hays, on Saturday, May 18th, pro-
baby at the High Sochool building,
from 9 80 a. m to p m. All parents
of children under school age please
take notice and cooperate by bring
ing their children. Particulars next
week.
Raymond Welty and Miss Rena
Harmon were married at Washing
ton, D. c., on Saturday, April 18th.
These young people became acquaint-
ed while attending school at the Fort
Hays Normal.
She received her degree last year
and has been teaching in the public
schools at Sharon Springs, this
year. They are living in Washington
and both have positions with the gov
eminent. Raymond is in the census
| department and his wife is in the
pension epartment--HiI1 City Re
publican.
/. Saturday Afternoon Club
May 4th.
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