The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-09
Court is in session this week.

list this week
Frank Miller and wife were down
from Ellis Sunday.
Salina beat Hays two games cf bas-
ketball last Saturday.
Jack Middlekauff was home from
K. u, the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Orth are now
at home on their farm west Of Hays.
Miss Anna Hastings spent the
weekend with her father at Wa
Keeney.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tho
len, January 31st, a daughter, Mary
Margaret.
Geo. Philip, Sr., treated his resi-
dence property to new coat of paint
this week.
Lucille FELTON,, who is teaching at
Woodson, Kansas, visited home folks
over Sunday.
DR.. L. Hope, a dentist from Syl-
Wan, Kansas, was in Hays, this week,
looking for a location.
Johnnie Miller is home from Kan
sas City, but expects to be called for
service in short time
Henry McVey is attending court
at Hill City this week, assisting
County Attorney McVey.
Mrs. Mabel Young was down from
Ellis, Saturday, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Robinson.
R. S. Maxwell and wife are in
Wichita, called there by the serious
illness of Mr. Markwell's father.
Joe Roth of Pfeifer, who is taking
a course in government wireless tele-
graphy was home on a short visit
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo DelIva,
on February 1st, twins, boy and
girl Leo says he now has soldier
and nurse.
Miss Sophia Shade of Hays, came
down last Thursday to visit with Miss
Georgina Holland. She returned
home Saturday morning.
Miss Helena Reed went to Hays
last Friday, to make her home with
her brother, Frank Reed and family.
-McCracken Enterprise.
Fred Braun, who was sent to the
Hutchison Teformatory last term of
court died last week and his remains
were inferred at Victoria.
Misses McMinor, Margaret Bonn
mer of Hays, and Mary Mills of Cor
ham were guests at the John Mills
home last Saturday.-Russen Rec
ord.
Attorney E. A. Rea was up from
Hays, on last Wednesday, He is at
torney for the Briggs girl charged
with shooting Mrs. Fisher at Collyer
Wilson World.
N. P. Gassman VINO has been suf-
fering for several days from an alb
sce5s IN his ears, was taken to To-
peka, by his wife for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Emma Philips came up from
| Bunkerhill, Saturday, for a short Wis
it with her daughter, Agnes, who is
attending the Fort Hays Normal. She
returned home Monday, on the jit
ney.
James Dennery and his mother,
Mrs. Loviett left Saturday night, for
St. Joseph, Mo-, and other eastern
points for a short visit with rela-
| tives, before James leaves for duty
at the front.
DR.. Catudal is now happily free
l
steel pin which he accidently swal-
| lowed He is however enjoying a
| brief vacation in Kansas City, before
returning home.-Plainville Times.
DR.. Hennerich, who has the four
front rooms over the A. A. Weisner's
| grocery department has recently had
them repapered and painted and gen
| orally overhauled. He now has one
of the finest doctor shops" in the
city.
The United tates Government is
making an effort to get the people of
this country to raise more poultry to
help supply the demand for fresh
meat. L. W. Burby, of Manhattan
is the state man appointed by the gov
ernment.
Do not forget that the union ser
! vice at the Methodist church on next
| Sunday evening will consist of a pa
! triotic program of good music and
an address by Judge Hawks of To-
peka, in honor of the annual Lin
coin Day observance.
Mrs. A. W. Noble and little son
have been home for week from Kan
sas City, where the SON underwent
an operation for lock jaw. The lit
| tie fellows face is not yet healed, but
all danger is over, and he is able to
be about his play once more.
The Appeal to Reason of Girard
which has been dubbed the Appeal to
Treason by those who didn't like II
has become an ardent supporter OF
the government And thus has the
war eliminated one of the spectacu-
lar features of peace.-Pink Rag.
Here is another scare for you who
own automobiles. Some of the oil mer
are predicting that gasoline will be
worth q dollar a gallon when the
government gets its aeroplane pro
gram in force 1t is said a fighting
aIrship uses as much gas as twenty
automobiles -Plainville Times.
"Lesley Oakes, the teacher of Mid
way school, received a government
appointment last week and resigned
his school. Prof. Oakes is one of tht
county's highly successful teacher
and the profession Is losing might!
good man from its Eanks.-Hoxit
Sentinel
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