The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-06-20
Evadna Kraus is visiting friends in

Evadna Kraus is visiting friends in
Stockton
Peoria Kolachny of Ellsworth is
visiting Viola Meyer.
Miss Belle Todd of Wilson visited
her sister Miss Ethel Todd.
Join the Home Care of the Sick
I class and conserve your health.
Lieut.. Robin Schwaller is at home
at Clay Center, on ten days furlough.
City dwellers are restricted to two
pounds of sugar, per family at one
purchase
Hygiene and Home Care of Sick
class organized to begin Monday, Ju-
ly 1st. Be member.
Misses Willie, Flanders and Woo
| Miss Grass and her parents at La
| Crosse.
The Brummit Brothers have moved
their auto shop to the building lately
occupied by G. NJ. Meyers grocery
store.
Prof Howard Marty of Wallace
County, was in town Monday, and re-
ports no wheat but good feed crops
growing in their county.
The County Institute of teachers in
this county closes next week. There
| has been a very large attendance and
much interest shown in the work.
Clark Reed, who is spending the
summer helping Mrs, Reeds parents
on the farm was in Hays day or so
! last week, visiting his parents.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
/ held party in the Ladies' parlor on
| Wednesday afternoon. A number of
new members were received on Sun
day.
The Junior Red Cross of the High
School urges members to attend the
| Thursday morning meetings held un-
| der the direction of Miss Maude Nc
Mindes.
Strayed:-Dark sorren saddle
| horse, about $50 lbs. Small saddle
scar on right side, white hind foot,
spot in forehead, Is years old is shy.
| Please take up and inform Bert Dunn
Monument, Kansas.
The Hays Chapter of the Eastern
| Star will have initiation at their next
regular meeting on Monday, June "a.
All members are urged to be present.
Dora. E. Grass,
Sec'y.
You are axed to a
Poverty Party
that US folks of the C. E. air
agoen to hav at the
| Presbiterium lon
Mundy mite, Jan. 24.-'18
Ladys wear aperns or
/ caliker dress
Men-old clothes
and blue shirts
A Fine fer thos who cum
dressed up
8 p. n.
Everybody cum.
Farmers should remember there is
7 city ordinance IN Hays that requires
tail lights on all automobiles and
that they be kept burnin at night
when on the streets of Hays. under
penalty that means $5 to SO, costs;
| so better see that your lights are
burning when in town before the city
marshal catches you as he did over
twenty others lately.
President Lewis received at tele-
phone call the day THE LEADER
goes to press from the postmaster at
Luray to the effect that "Johnnie"
Johnson had been killed in action in
France. This is the first death
among the 13O F. H. n. boys repre-
sented on our service flag. Three
other times rumors have had ''John-
ME" killed but each lacked confrma-
ton. The phone call said his death
came June 9th. When in school he
was one of the most prominent as
well as popular students. He was on
staff of THE LEADER and the Re-
veiIle, in the orchestra and band. He
was also in all college plays.
A Children's Day service will be
held in the Lutheran Church this
Sunday evening at 8:15. Instead of
the usual recitations a Reformation
| Cantata will be given. Mr.. G. E.
Malmber is the author of this can
| tata. This production deserves spe-
cial mention. Mr.. Malmberg was one
of the competitors last year for
prize offered by the Lutheran church
in the United States for a cantata
that would fittingly celebrate the
great Protestant Reformation. Among
the thirteen names standing highest IN
| the competition, Mr.. MaImberg's
name stood fourth He furnished the
text, a part of which has been set to
music. We have a chance TO hear
us production on Sunday evening.
Everybody is cordially invited.