The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10

Monday.
Mrs G. C. Walston of SaIina is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. E. Maxwell.
Capt. Chas Leibst was in Hays Sun
day. The Captain is now stationed at
Camp Funston.
Val Weigle is assisting with the
rush of work in the Register of Deeds
Office this week.
Carl Holmquist has enlisted in the
s. A. 7. c. and says he enjoys getting
up at 5:45 a. m.
The Union Pacific Liberty Loan
special is scheduled to pass through
this city Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Harry Kirkman left Monday
night to attend the sessions of the
I. o. o. F. held at lola this week.
S. NJ. Enfield and family leaving
soon for the winter, wish to rent
their house furnished. Phone 48.
Mrs. Bryant who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Schmickel, return
ed to her home at Junction City.
Mrs. AveriIl went to Ellis Friday
evening to visit Robert Elden and
other friends. She returned Monday.
Miss Chesky has served her con-
nection with the Citizens State Bank
and has accepted position in Wichita
Mr. w. A. Fellers of Chester,
Nebraska, last week, visited the fam
lies of Mr.. Jerry Fellers and his sons.
Mrs. Roy Jack, formerly Miss Birdie
Wood, died last Saturday morning
and was buried Sunday, October 9Th.
Obituary next week.
Miss Norris, assistant cashier of
the First National Bank of Plainville
spent Tuesday in Hays with her sis
ter Miss May Norris who is i'll.
Union Pacific Liberty Loan Special
Train will reach Hays 900 a. m,
Sunday, October 18th, will make a
talk from rear platform of train.
Miss Lena Brown, primary teacher
in Ellsworth, spent the week end at
her home and enjoyed a call from
Mrs. Neva Bell Elsey of Los Angeles.
The wife of DIR. O'Donnen of juno
ton City with her three children who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Schmickel, returned home last week.
Miss Bertha Dusenberry of Man
haitian visited the Golden Belt Fair
and spent the week end with her sis
ter, Miss Alma Dusenberry, a Normal
student.
The pleasure of coming home after
spending weeks in the hospital was
Mrs. Glenn Tillotsons, last Monday.
The seriousness of the operation en-
hances the pleasure.
The Rebekah Lodge of Hays sent
Mrs. Ringe to lola to the Assembly of
Rebekahs held there this week. Mrs.
Ringe left Saturday TO stop at Law
renee to visit her son Elmer.
Mrs. Runyon returned last Thurs
day from her visit with the family of
her daughter, Mrs. Laura Hoagland
near Jetmore. Mr.. Hoagland was re-
covering from wounds received from
a corn cutter.
A. W. Gordon from the ranch near
Sharon Springs spent the week end
with his mother and sisters, Misses
Jane and Dorothy. He was on his
way to Kansas City to enter the
Sweeney Motor School.
Last Friday night Mrs. H. B. Kohl
returned from Jennings, Oklahoma,
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Carthy. Mrs Kohl had taken her
grandson, Frank, home who had spent
several months with her.
Mrs. Dusenberry and Miss Alice
Rose of Ionia, Kansas, visited with
Miss Alma Dusenberry and with
Roses sister, Mrs. E. Maxwell, Mon
day. They returned home Tuesday
accompanied by Miss Alma.
Frank C. McClain, secretary of the
local draft board and his assistant,
in an effort to keep abreast of the
rush of work coming to the local draft
board.
AS soon as his transportation ar
rives, Clayton Bice leaves to enter
the Officers Training School in Field
Artillery at Camp Taylor near Louis
vile, Kentucky. His brother, Vernon
was transferred short time ago to
the same camp.
Mrs. Maggie Rasmussen, of Hodge
man county, formerly Miss Maggie
Dillon of the Saline valley, was a
visitor to the soldier camp at the Nor
NAL Sunday, accompanying Mrs. G.
w. Teed, whose son is located in the
school.
Splitting on the sidewalks, or on
the floor, platform or any other part
of public conveyance has been
strictly forbidden by the State Board
of Health. All citizens and others will
please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Snapp of Hen
nessey, Oklahoma, parents of Rev J..
W. Snapp, and Mrs. J. o. Osman, his
sister, arrived Tuesday evening to
spend few days with Mr.. Snapp and
family. The guests have been visiting
in St Joseph, Missouri, and are on
their homeward journey.
E. C. Flood, County Attorney and
Jacob Bissing, Deputy Clerk OF the
Court were almost alone on the sec
ond floor of the court house this week
The County Superintendent and the
County Engineer were busy digging
In" in other parts.
Leland Bell arrived home Tuesday
evening on ten day furlough. He is
stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland. Leland has gained in av-
oirdupoise and looks fine. He is now a
Sargent IN Uncle Sans Army His
many friends in Hays were pleased to