The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-08-29


ing. class formed here during Septem-
Der, phone 302.
Miss Gladys holland left for More
land Thursday. where she viii teach
this winter
a. W. Lamb, q former resident of
Hays, but now living at Luray, was in
town this week.
Miss Hazel Moore left Friday for
Sublett where she will teach IN the
High School this year
Geo. Byers, a carpenter. has rented
rooms in the basement of the Wind
sor Hotel for his carpenter shop.
Miss Anna Meyer left Friday for
Sharon Springs where she will teach
the End and 3rd grades this year
Because of the i'll health of Miss
Marion Flanders she will not return
to the Fort Hays Kansas Normal.
Miss Alta Garrett left Saturday for
Oakley where she viii teach English
and History in the High School.
Quite q. number of people from Nc
Cracker and Hays attended the bat
TALON drill at Russell last Sunday.
Miss Violet liable, of the Citizens
Bank spent last Sunday at Dorrance
returning Monday morning by auto
4. c. Marpel, the new principal of
the Hays Public School has rented
the Lincoln Ward residence in north
Hays.
Scott Grippin expects to return
from Topeka the last of the week,
where he has been having his boys
eye treated.
Mr.. D. P Sims, the Standard Oil
man from Hill City, has rented the
Schoendaller residence on west Nor
nal Avenue.
Mrs. R. Meyer and Son, George of
bison, who has been visiting g. W.
Never and Family, left for home last
Saturday morning.
\ pair of tortoise shell spectacles
we're left at the NJ E. Church some
time ago Owner may have same By
arplying at this office.
The doctors found it necessary to
remove small bone from the foot of
uniting quite satisfactorily.
Mrs. Henry Knoche is visiting her
son Otto at Caldwell, Idaho, and will
also take IN the sights at Yellowstone
Park before returning home
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
7 Church presented Mrs. Grace
WCod with six pieces OF cut glass as
q rem menahrsnce of their esteem.
Mrs. Grace Wood had the misfor-
Lune to lose the. tip of her thimble
finger by ifs being caJght between
he bank scse door and the wall
Hiss Fitzhueh. stenographer at the
Normal : book from her sumner va
cation. and Miss Caroline White Is on
her vacation Ct Atchinson. Kansas
Mrs. Geo. L. Crawford left We'd
ncsday morning for Nashville, Ten
nessee, to iOin her husband who is
carpenter IN the government employ
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Start of Nc
Cracken have gone to the Great Lakes
10 visit their son, James R., who is
III training for the navy at that place
Miss GLADYS Miller will leave Mon
T9y for Salina to take a stenograph-
ers course at Wesleyan College and
then be prepared to take up some gov
eminent work
c. W. Miller attended the republi-
can party council at Topeka this week
You can always count on c. ". hav-
;ng finger in the political pot when
It begins to bell
Miss Lena Brown returned Monday
evening from Ellsworth from the
home of DR.. Scott and family with
whom she had been enjoying ten
days camping trip.
After ali isn't the street car skip
lot 10
street railway is putting into effect,
; anything less than an old worn out
country town style?
Yes, my dear Rastus, there is a
difference. An autobiography is the
history of ones life written by him
self. A biography is the story of a
/ life written by another person.
Last Monday evening the Willing
Workers Class of the NJ. E. Church
enjoyed a watermelon feast as a
farewell to their teacher, Mrs. Grace
Wood, leaving with her a token of
remembrance.
Friday evening, Miss Edna Kane,
one of the stenographers at the Ex-
neriment Station drove over to La
Crosse to visit her sister. From there
she viii go to her home at Cotton
wood Falls TO spend her vacation
Mrs. Albert Kerns has returned
from visiting her husband at Elling-
ton Field, San Leon, Texas. where he
is in the service of Uncle Sam. Ell
lington Field is about 25 miles out
CT Houston.
". {. Homes IS the new County
Engineer. appointed to fill the vacan-
cy of Clerence Loreditsch, recently
! inducted into military service. Mr.
Homes. it viii be remembered was
engineer for the paving company here
last year.
Mrs. Harvey Fellers entertained
Gladys Miller, Anna Meyer, Hazel
Moore, Alta Garrett, Esther Goetchius
and Anna Feitz, her co-workers in
the primary department Of The VI. E
Sunday School, Thursday afternoon
N honor OF the girls as they are leav-
ing for their various schools for this
winter. All are proud of the work
done by Mrs. Fellers and her eo-work-
ers.
Robert Warwick In ''The Argyle
Case" viii be put on the screen at the
! Opera House this Saturday night 1t