The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-17

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Saturday, April 19, 1919. Remem-
Der the day and date.
In the March q, 1919, issue of ''The
Federes Weekly" published for the
benefit of the soldiers stationed at Fort
Federes in France, the following item
was noted: Sergeant Albert M Bliss
ing and Private First Class Walter
Ainslee have been transferred to the
Fort Of Brest Detachment, Army Ser
vice Corps, Fort Federes. The former
will soon be promoted to Sergeant
Major, and the latter to Regimental
Supply Sergeant.
DR.. c. P. Griffith from the Veterin-
ary Department of the Manhattan
Agricultural College, is here, called by
Supt. Weeks, to investigate the reason
for so many cattle dying that are being
pastured on the wheat fields. He will
be here the balance of this week if any
one wishes to consult him.
County Treasurer Fred N. Dreiling
returned the first of the week, from a
ten days business trip to Utah.
Mr.. Frank Bice left Wednesday for
a trip to Kansas City where he will
visit his son, Mr.. Claude Bice
Miss Maude Neisley stenographer at
the Experiment Station spent Sunday
at her home in WaKeeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lewis returned
Saturday cvopi1c, from, d., ,,;,;t - NJ
Lewis mother and other points in Mis-
souri,.
Miss Freda Helm has beon quite i'll
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AL
bertson but is much improved.
Mr.. Clayton Bice walked over from
Plainville Sunday. He found walking
very exhausting because of the mud.
He left Tuesday for trip to the San
Louis Valley Colorado.
Rev. A. S. Hale of Lincoln spent
few hours in Hays last Friday.
Miss Olive Runyon of Ogallah closed
her school last week and returned to
Hays Sunday night to resume her stud
les at the Normal.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Albertson was taken suddenly i'll Sun
day evening, but is recovering very
satisfactorily.
Mrs. Germann and Mrs. Jones of
Kanarado, mother and sister of Miss
Lulu Germann of the Normal have
been spending few days in Hays.
Wednesday afternoon a number of
pastors Of M. E. churches held meet
ing in the interest Of the centenary
movement of that church. In the reg
ular Wednesday evening service the
congregation enjoyed talks from some
OF these men, The principal talk was
made by Rev. U. S. Brown former
District Superintendent and who spent
six months in Panama
The Hays friends of Prof. T. W.
Wells of Russell are grieved by the
loss of child which died last Thursday
from Scarlet fever.
Mr.. w. H. Bird of Kansas City Kans.
Is the guest of his sister Mrs C. M.
Stock. Mr.. Bird is State Deputy of
the A. 0. u W. and arrived SATURDAY.
to attend the session of that order that
assembled in Hays this week. Be-
cause of some important matter being
still in Topeka Mr.. Bird made hurried
trip to Topeka Sunday returning Mon
day morning.
Mr. Harry Stock who teaches at
Bunker Hill and his wife who teaches
at Oakley visited together Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Stocks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Stock.
Rev. L. A. McKeever, the newly an
pointed District Superintendent of the
Hays District of the n. E. church
with his family arrived from BelleviIle
last week. They had much trouble in
finding a modern house but have Sc
cured the house on Chestnut Street
formally occupied by the family of Mrs.
Garret but are compelled to wait to
get possession meanwhile they are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Snapp.
Their children, son and a daughter
entered the high school Monday.
At meeting of the newly elected
City Commissioners Tuesday night. l.
c. Manning of South Haven, Micbi-
gan, was chosen City Manager at a
salary of $4,000 a year.
Easter Program at Methodist Church
The Willing Workers Glass; of
the Methodist Sunday School who are
the High School and Normal Acade-
mic girls, will conduct the evening
service April 20 at o'clock, present.
ing the following program:
Piano Duet, Arbutus Wise and Lu-
ellie Miller.
Piano Prelude, Adah Miller.
Professional, 'Holy, Holy" Will
ing Workers Class.
Congregational Song and Prayer.
Orchestra Number, Led by Mr.. Al
bertson.
Easter Scripture. Read by Class.
Easter Poem, Mabel Thieler.
Immortality" Ruby Thomas and
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