The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-02-20


See me about this-H. W .Oshant
Ten pounds of Pinto beans for s1.00.
j. n. Denning.
Miss Edna Kane has resigned her po-
sition as stenographer at the Expert
ment Station, and left Tuesday for her
home at Cottonwood Falls. She spent
a couple of days in Salina with her sis
ter, Mrs. Schrumff.
Jas. Forrest, a former student of the
Fort Hays Normal and who recently
returned from England where he had
been in the U. S. aviation service for
some time, visited Hays friends Tues
day.
Miss Katie Korrick who was employ
ed in the Hays City Drug Store, last
summer, is reported very i'll at Christ's
hospital in Topeka, where she has been
taking a Nurses Training course the
past few months.
Goodrich auto cases and tubes at
Reduced Prices.-J. M. Denning.
The Business Girls Club has changed
the night of their gymnasium practice
from Friday night to Tuesday night.
/ It is not too late for new members to
enter this class.
Ten pounds of Pinto beans for $1.0G.
j. M. Denning.
Mrs. Geo. Rippey and little son of
Ellis, were among the recent callers in
Hays.
Mrs. H. W. Griffith and Mrs. Charles
Rogers of Ellis, were shopping in Hays
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jacob Rupp of Catharine, and
Miss Mary Dreiling of Emmeram, were
Hays visitors, Tuesday.
/ Mrs. George Wolf of Ogallah, is
spending a few days this week, with
her sister Miss Ula Sanding.
Mrs. J. A. Blender of Ellis, was shop
ping in this city Monday.
Goodrich auto cases and tubes at
Reduced Prices.-J. M. Denning.
Morris Mock, former student of the
Fort Hays Normal, who has been in
overseas service the past few months,
arrived in Hays, Wednesday.
Mrs. Pet Becker of Ellis came few
days ago to the hospital for an oper-
alton Her sister, Miss Olive Randall,
is caring for Mrs. Beeker's infant
daughter.
Mrs. Bruney of Gorham was recent
Hays visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Malloy attended
the State Music Teachers Association
in Emporia, last week, and this week
on their return, attended the World
Program Conference of the NJ. E.
Church at Kansas City. They returned
home Tuesday night.
The Willing Workers Sunday School
class of the M. E. church, invited a
number equal to their own number of
members, of young men from the
young mems class, to Valentine par
ty which was held last Friday evening,
in the basement of the church. About
seventy were present to enjoy the occa-
sion.
Goodrich auto cases and tubes at
Reduced Prices.-J. NJ. Denning.
Mrs. Kate Weber who has been i'll at
the hospital the past month, returned
to her home on West Juniata street,
Monday. While she is still very weak,
she is gaining quite satisfactorily.
Mr.. Harvey W. Fellers left Monday
night, for Kansas City. where he will
attend the sessions of the World Pro
gram Convention of the NJ. E Church
He will visit in Chester, Nebraska, and
other points before returning.
The Presbyterian church held a con-
gregational supper, Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Philip, Sr. A very enjoyable time was
reported.
The musical recital and wax works
given at the Normal, Monday evening
as benefit for the Reveille, was well
attended and well received.
Mrs. W. V. Sage of Upton, Wyo-
ming, who is an operator for the C. B
& Q. railroad, was visiting and shop
| ping III nays, le1SE week, WlIn ner SlSLol
Mrs. G. w. Glendenning of Plainv1lle
and also Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson anC
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Wilson of Plain
vile. Mr.. o. G. Wilson's daughter i:
in the hospital recovering from al
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt Snyder enter
tanned at 6:3O dinner, Tuesday, the
lady teachers who are connected in am
way with the instruction of their chill
dren. What an excellent example
How few are the parents in Hays wht
express to teachers an appreciation ot
the teachers interest in their children
The salary they receive is small com
pensation for the energy expended.
The citizens of Hays regret to los,
the estimable family of Mr.. Joseph Ir
win who leave this week for Terry
Montana, a small town about fort,
miles from the North Dakota line. Mr.
Irwin has leased 70 barrel flOurin,
mill for seven months with the priviIeg