The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-09

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THE FREE PRESS
Austin Burk of Salina, was in town
on Saturday.
Miss Lizzie C. Berens of Wichita,
was in Hays, Monday.
Mrs. Guyer and Miss Chapman of
Ellis, were in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Robin of Wal
ker, were shopping mere on Monday.
Among her house plants, Miss Kel-
Ter has little grapefruit tree in
bloom.
Board and room for six; warm and
coy rooms.-Katie Rogers, East
Juniata Street.
Mrs. Jacob Staab and daughter,
Miss Anna Staab of Catherine, were
Tuesday visitors.
Albert C. Beeby informs home
folks here that he has arrived safe
across the big pond.
Miss McNay and Miss Woody, of
the Ellis school faculty, were Hays
visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Drake and
Mrs. Ida Slaughter of near Ellis, were
shopping in Hays, Monday.
Elsie May Smith is again making
her home with Mrs. Bellman, while
pursuing her studies at the Normal.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lu-
theran Church will meet with Mrs.
H. H. King on Thursday, February
1th
P. J. Deane has for sale choice reg
istered Duros Jersey hogs of the best
Inns of breeding. Prices reasonable.
F2-t2.
Zeigler & Sons will have car load
of the very best prairie hay on the
track this Thursday. The price will
be $4,000 per ton.
Mrs. W. A. King was called to
Waldo, Sunday, February 3rd, to
care for her son Prof. G. L. King,
who has the measles.
The FeIten Transfer Company, un-
loaded lot of machinery this week
for the new city power house and
new boiler for the Normal.
Mrs. L. II. Boyd, was over from
Russell, last Saturday, to see her
daughter-in-law who has been i'll at
the hospital for some time.
Asa King of the Headquarters
Company 342 F. A. Band, Camp
Funston, spent the weekend in Hays
visiting his parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Kirkpatrick re-
turned OF their home IN Minnesota
after a months visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scymanski have a
new baby daughter, Jeanette Eliza
eth, born at Grandma Feitz' home
in Hays, on Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hilton of the
Station are rejoicing over the advent
of nine and half pound son-born
at the hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
Merle Crissman has been enjoying
a three day furlough with home folks
near Hays. Merle is more than forty
pounds heavier than when he Joined
the army.
Mis- Jean Cave will finish the year
as principal of the McCracken schools
which place was made vacant by
the resignation of Vernon Bice, who
| has enlisted for service.
Fred N. Dreiling, county treasur-
er, has recently purchased two lots i'm
| mediately north of Tony Jacobs new
| residence and will soon begin build
| ing an elegant residence thereon.
Mrs. Ward Sullivan received a dis
patch from her husband that he and
his brother Frank, were leaving San
Francisco, but they did not know
where Uncle Sam was taking them.
Mr.. Campbell, who with his wife
and two children have been resi-
dents of Hays, for nearly year, has
gone to Nebraska, to take work, and
his family will follow within a few
weeks.
Today is annual day of prayer fol
foreign missions. The churches are
having union services this afternoon
and evening at the Baptist church
with picnic supper in the parsonage
basement. Good programs have been
provided.
Mrs. c. J. Stock received a dispatch
from Milwaukee on Sunday morning,
to the effect that her only sister had
been seriously injured, but we believe
it will not be necessary for Mrs Stock
to go to Milwaukee, as the sister us
now out of danger.
1 Schwaller Brothers have removed
the old building on the railroad right
of-way which they have used fol
years in which to store cement. II
gives a much better view of the track
and the incoming trains to people
coming up Chestnut Street from the
south. Now if the old P. V. elevator
could be moved 1t would eface al
''eye sore" that has long been bother
ing the citizens of Hays.
A friend gave US the following re
cipe for breakfast mullins that W.
find by experimenting, will be har'
to beat: 1 cup oatmeal soaked Owe,
night IN one cup of sour milk or but
termilk In the morning add to thi
one well-beaten egg, half teaspoon O
salt, two tablespoons sugar, one tea
spoon soda and one cup white flour
measures all level. Bake in wei
CREASED, heated gem pans In medium
hot oven about fifteen minutes
Britt Harris and wife are going t
leave Hays IN the very near futur
for their future home at Chillicothe
Mo-, where Mr.. Harris has a yer.
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