The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28
Mrs Freda Bellman who is well ad-
vanced in years, is quite i'll.

h1ES. E6Ua o0AIQdn WHO Is Wen aQ-
vanced in years, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Mike Korbe of Munjor, was
making purchases in Hays, Monday.
On Monday, Mrs. Matte Dreher,
of Liebenthal was shopping in Hays.
DIR. and Mrs. D. R. Stoner, drove
over to Hays on business, Thursday.
Mr.. C. P. Shaffer of Liebenthal was
a business visitor in Hays; Tuesday.
What about that weather stripping
to save your coal-C. M. Stock, Hays
Mrs. Anna Rohr and Nora Her
man of Liebenthal, were visiting in
Hays, Tuesday.
Various members of the family of
Mr.. Elmer Shade have been i'll, but
all now are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Flood entertained
Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. J. W. Nichol-
son and family of Ellis.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry H. West will en-
tertain the family of Mr.. E. Maxwell
for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atwood and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Smith motored to Ly-
ons Thursday of last weok
DR.. F. K. Meade returned to Fort
Riley Tuesday morning. Donald Meade
is improving from his illness.
Mrs W. T. Cross, Mrs. John Glass
and Miss Lillian Cross of Ellis, were
shopping in Hays, Monday.
Mr.. ]. T. Gillian received a message
Friday that his sister, who lives in
Kansas City, had died of influenza.
The ladies of the Lutheran Aid will
be glad to tie your comforts for you.
Phone Mrs. H L. Knoche if interested
Mr.. Denning who is putting in stock
Of merchandise in the building for
merly occupied by J. B. BasgaIl is i'll
with influenza.
Mrs Chas. Goetchius who had accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Reemsnyder,
home from Kansas City, returned to
her home last Saturday morning.
Miss Esther Shively returned Sunday
from Webster where she is teaching,
the school having been closed again
until at least after Thanksgiving
Rev. Rogers and family, Prof Par
ker and family and Mr.. and Mrs. ". A
Smith, spent Thanksgiving Day at the
rancho with Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood
The schools of Natoma have closed
until after the holidays, the Misses
Elsie Grass, Genveve Dorney and
Evadne Kraus, have returned home
Miss Ruth Fliesback, stenographer
for the Chamber of Commerce, has
taken her abode with Miss Edna Kane
in one of Miss Keller's apartments.
Mrs, H. J. Penney returned Monday
evening from ST. Paul, Minnesota.
She was accompanied by her son, Ger
aid. who has boen seriously i'll, but i s
now convalescing.
John DreiIing, cashier of the Vic
toria National Bank, and P. J. Lin
enberger, furniture dealer of Vic
toria, were pleasant callers at the
Free Press Office, Wednesday.
A force Of men commenced excavat-
ing this week, for the new building to
be erected by C. G. Cochran just north
of the Citizens Bank. Now that the
war is over we hope to see building ac-
tivities resumed.
Sergeant A. H. Kerns, arrived
home Wednesday evening from Camp
Macarthur, Waco, Texas. This camp
was an infantry officers training
school, but closes now. Most of the
men will be home for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Fred Archer, a member of the
S. A. 7. C. of-the Fort Hays K. S. N,
received a message Monday stating
that a sister had died from influenza at
their home in Great Bend. Mr.. Archer
did not go home for the funeral lest by
so doing he might endanger the S. A.
I. c., again with the disease.
Mrs. John Brown and daughter,
Lena, received a message Monday
evening that Mrs Sarah johnson.
daughter of Mrs. Brown, had died at
at her home in Washington. Mrs John
san visited in Ellis and Graham coun-
ties, less than year ago, having been
called here by the death of her father,
John Brown.
Yarn has been secured by the Hays
Chapter of the Red Cross. Knitters
may reeeive yarn at the sewing room,
City Hall, any afternoon next week
from 2:S0 to 800. You are needed in
order to fill our quota for the month
which is 100 sweaters and 80 pairs Of
pairs of socks.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church held a social in the basement of
the church especially for sections A and
B Of the U. S. army training school at
the Fort Hays K. S. n. As circum-
stances have prvented the citizens from
showing the soldier boys as good time
as the first corps had, the refreshments
were made especially attractive.
Miss Jessie Crosby, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Crosby, of the