The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-30
Cook wanted at Bales Hotel Plain

Cook wanted at Bales Hotel, Plain
vile. Kansas. Good wages and steady
places.
For Rent-Good five room house, one
acre of garden patch, city water.-Mrs.
Frank Stout, or telephone 135.
27c sale of Enamelware from Feb
ruary to 8, at Oshant's Variety Store.
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Shaffer of Lieb-
enthal, were Hays visitors Tuesday.
Mr. F. A. Kiene left this morning
for Manhattan. Mr.. Kiene expects to
bring his car back with him.
DIR. and Mrs. Rinehardt of Quinter,
were Hays visitors Thursday,
Walter Runyon and wife visited the
first of the week, with his mother, Mrs
Jos. Runyon of East Juniata street.
Miss Amelia Weigard and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Weigard of Lacrosse, were
Hays visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Blender of Ellis,
visited in Hays, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Kuhn and daugh-
ter, Albina, of Gorham, were shopping
in Hays, Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Won Lentel of Victoria,
were Hays visitors Tuesday.
J.F. Costner, the electrician, is out
of town this week.
Get your Enamelware at Oshant' S
big 27c sale from Feb. to 9Th.
The mems meeting viii be held in the
Lutheran church on Sunday afternoon
at 8 clock. All men of the town are
cordially invited to attend.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Catholic Church gave a card party at
the Catholic school building, Monday
night. Those who attended report a
very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Stehley, a former resident of
this city but now of Portland, Oregon,
and who has been visiting her son, M.
L. Stehley and family at Ellis, the past
few months, is visiting friends in Hays
this week. She expects to soon leave
for her home in Portland.
In boots, shoes, dry goods and gro
ceries you can save money by trading
at Denning's store.
observation-disclosures of them at
Oshant's Variety.
Attorney Holmquist went to Topeka,
= Tuesday night to attend the annual
meeting of the State Bar Association.
Peter johnson, Jr., c. w. Miller,
Geo. Brown. County Treasurer Fred N.
Dreiling, H. J. Penny and number
of other prominent Ellis county repub-
licans went to Topeka this week to at
tend Kansas Day festivities and the
Good Roads meeting.
Valentines Thousands of them at
Oshant's Variety.
The Fort Hays Normal was given a
half holiday Wednesday afternoon on
account of Kansas Day. A number of
the students took a hike to Cutter S
Island.
Would you like to go to Panama?
Call or write to the Chamber of Com
merce for information. The govern
ment has work there for all kinds of
workmen.
After a months work as a substitute
for Miss Hopkins in the High School.
Miss Keller has retired. The work
was more strenuous than she cared for.
Mr.. Vernon Bice has been employed tc
teach the sciences and Mr.. Maple will
conduct most Of the classes formerly
taught by Miss Hopkins.
The Ways and Means committee OF
the State Legislature have recommend
ed an appropriation of $12, 500 for the
year ending July l, 1919, and the same
the following year for the Fort Hay:
Experiment Station salaries. the in
come of the stock and crops to go fol
expenses and upbuilding. They allow
$4,000 for the first year and $105, ,00t
the second year for the Fort Hayi
State Normal School in addition to th'
receipts from the crops.