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

Blanch Bell of Penokee has been
visiting Mildred Pangburn.
Miss Chesky was called to her home
in Wisconsin, by the death of her sis
ter.
Mr. Frank Wall is putting out trees
in front of his residences on West
Juniata Street.
Attorney C. M. Monroe of Topeka,
was in Hays on legal business a few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fellers are the
parents of a son, born Sunday at st.
Anthony's Hospital.
Miss Monica Brestat of Topeka,
visited Saturday and Sunday with
Hays and Ellis friends.
Dr. Neiswanger came home Sun
day on few days visit and to look
after his business affairs.
Mrs. Lee Hoagland and two chill
dren of Jetmore, are visiting her mo-
Their, Mrs. Joseph Runyon.
Mrs. C. A. Shively returned Thurs
day evening, from two weeks visit
to her parents at Edwardsville.
Miss Cora Bibbens returned Mon
day evening, from her vacation which
was spent in Mildred, Kansas.
Aura Bice Thomas and young son,
are at her parents home awaiting a
nice day to go to her own home.
Miss Milstead has given up being
matron at the Normal dining club
and Miss Elsie Hicks takes her place.
Miss Grace Loughlin of Ellis,
drove her runabout to Hays, Sunday.
She was accompanied by several
girls.
The Nature Study class of the Nor
NAL School ''hiked" after supper
Monday evening, making a special
study of trees.
Editor Harry Fish of Lacrosse,
was in Hays, Sunday. He has a
daughter, who is a student at the
Fort Hays Normal.
The Lutheran young people will
hold a social on Friday evening, at
the home of Mr.. c. E. Malmberg. All
our young people are invited
Prof. E. B. Matthew gave the COM
mencement address at Brownell, Fri
day evening. Frank Cunningham of
the Normal accompanied him.
DR.. Hernm is having a $500 sleep
ing porch built on his residence on
North Chestnut Street that will
prove very pleasant this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Hoagland
of Jetmore, were visiting Mrs. Run
yon, Saturday. They were on their
way to Plainville, to visit relatives.
Quite a party enjoyed a supper at
the Brunswick Hotel last Friday
evening in celebrating the wedding
anniversary of Mrs. Alex Philip and
Mrs. Will Philip.
Perle Tilley was called home Fri
day by the illness of his father. He
returned Sunday, to get ready for his
recital Tuesday evening. He report
ed his father better.
The Seniors of the High School
must give the other members of the
Hight School a picnic as a penalty
for having too many tardies. This
picnic will be this evening.
Mrs. G. A. Lester, who has been
visiting Hays friends for the past two
weeks went to Kansas City, Saturday,
where she expects to remain for a
short visit with friends there.
If you wanto see cute sight, walk
or drive over to the pens at the Ex-
pertinent Station and see the new
lambs in the lots. You will want to
bring one home they are so cute.
Ethel Sites, who taught near Ellis,
has concluded her school but expects
to teach there again next year. This
being her second year there. Her re-
election proves her success as teach
er.
Arthur HemphilI, the Normal stu
dent who trounced another Normal
boy for not being patriotic, soon
leaves for Kansas City, to enlist as
a defender of his country, and show
the Huns he is a fighter.
Mrs. H. E. Malloys ''ten cent vio-
lin class gave a program at the Nor
NAL School auditorium this morning
at IL rs. 1t is wonderful what these
boys and girls have done in the time
they have been working.
Mr. A. F. Cochran has moved his
family from Washington to Balti-
more He thinks it possible that he
may be called to France, in the near
future. The little daughter is Just
recovering from the measles.
At noon, Tuesday at JohnsonvaIe,
Miss Christine Johnson and Martin
Replogle were united IN marriage by
DR.. Snapp- Miss Lily Crimson played
the wedding march and Miss Sophie
Johnson and Peter Johnson, Jr, were
bridesmaid and best man. The bride
wore a white crepe de chine gown, a
lace veil and carried a boquet OF
white roses After the ceremony g
wedding dinner was served to the
guests. Only members of the two
families were present The out of
town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence sKingley and family and Mrs
Kingsley, ST., of Ellis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Grass, Jr., and Mrs. Har
~ Grass, ST., of Lacrosse. The ring
ceremony was used and a little
nephew of the bride Marvin Kingsley
was ring carrier. The couple viii "a
to housekeeping on their farm west
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