The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-14
John Frank, was in Russell, Friday

Mrs. Adah Cane and children, Ed
ward and Margaret, left Sunday for
a short visit with friends in Topeka
Mrs. C. W. Miller, Jr;, returned
home Sunday morning, after a two
weeks sojourn in Colorado.
The Camp Fire Girls who have
been camping the past week, at the
Cochran ranch, returned home Fri
day. They report very pleasant
weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Ellis, were
shopping in Hays, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Stehley and son
Lawrence OF Ellis, visited in Hays,
Tuesday night.
Misses Virginia Mauer, Efie Roth
and Anna Drees went to Topeka, Sat
urday night for short visit with
friends.
Lee Mckinney and wife returned
home Monday, after a ten days visit
in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Stoner and lit
tie son of Ellis, were shopping in
Hays, Wednesday.
W. S. Miles went to Kansas City,
Tuesday night.
A number of fine new residences
will soon be erected in Hays.
Mrs. Frank Kissing and little. daugh-
ter Dorothy returned home Friday,
after months sojourn in Colorado.
Misses Kathryn and Cecilia Deane.
have gone to Kansas City, to purchase
their stock of fall millinery.
Miss Elsie Macintosh has returned
from her Eastern trip, where she had
been to purchase her stock of fall
millinery goods.
W. J. Bethard of indianapolis, In
diana, is visiting at the C. NJ Wann
home. Mr.. Bethard was formerly a
merchant here.
Alex Rusch of Russell, visited at
the Anton Burtcher home, last week.
Miss Wasinger, the trained nurse,
is working at the Hays hospital dur
ing the absence of some of the sisters
who are away on vacation.
Miss Arbutus Wise returned home,
Sunday night, from Kansas City,
where she has been visiting the past
two weeks.
Miss Agnes Blackmun and brother,
William, left Sunday night for Greel-
ey Colorado, for a visit with relatives.
A number of Hays people attended
the Knights of Columbus meeting at
Wilson, Sunday.
Reuben Wilson had the misfor-
tune to have his arm broken, Thurs
day.
Miss Alice McLain returned home
Friday morning, from Hoxie and Col
by, where she had been visiting the
past week.
Mrs Jacob Wagner and little
daughter, Freda Grace, left Tuesday
night for a short visit in Nebraska.
Vernon Clark of the Free Press,
this week, moved into the Alois Bliss
ing residence on West Normal Ave
nue., and the rooms he has been oc-
cupying the past three years will be
occupied by Mr.. Bunt, who is an en-
ploye of the Hays Mill.
Mrs. Emma Cavender and daughter
Sue are here visiting with Mrs. Cav
ender's mother, Mrs. Riedel, and the
Geo. W. Meyer family. They are on
their way to Denver to spend their
vacation.
E. ]. Montague purchased the
Oshant property in West Hays, now
occupied by Professor Rankin of the
Fort Hays Normal faculty. Mr.. Ran
kin expects to soon commence the
erection of aresidence on West Nor
NAL Avenue.
Miss, Elizabeth Mcmahon who has
been visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Isaac Zeigler, the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home in Dorrance last
week Mrs. Zeigler accompanied her
to Dorrance, for a short visit return
ing home Sunday night.
Zeigler & Son now have their gro
cery store in their own building re-
/ Gently occupied by P. P. Smith We
noticed in passing, that Mrs. Zeigler
was behind the counter. For ten or
fifteen years she was familiar figure
IN the Isaac Zeigler mercantile estab-
; lishment, and was known by nearly
every man, woman, and child In the
county, but of late years she has been
attending strictly to her household
duties. Her many friends viii not be
displeased if she should again become
a factor in the Zeigler establishment.
A picnic party consisting Of several
automobile loads of Hays young peo-
pie went out TO the Madden ranch
L. L.