The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-27

Mrs. Barbara Brungardt Of Vic
toria, is visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. P. J. Roth, this week.
If Mr. Wilson had said, as soon as
he knew the armistiee had been signed,
now let Us hasten to conclude peace,
after which we will endeavor to perfect
a peace to prevent wars in the future,
ne would have made no mistake, peace
would have been declared long ago, and
much of the anarchy blood shed and
confusion now destroying two thirds
of Europe, could have been avoided
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E Williams are
spending the week in Kansas City.
The Farmers Union at Antonino are
building large and commodious store
building.
The Miller Brothers this week sold
the E. A. Brummitt farm to Martin
Windholz of Emmeran, and the VIM,
Hollenbeck farm TO VIM. Gottschalk.
Mrs. Anna Feitz, went to Yocemento
on the plug this Thursday on account
of the illness of her daughter, Mrs,
Esther Scymanski-
Thos. Bieler returned home Tuesday
night, having received his discharge
from the army. He recently returned
from overseas.
Messrs. F. A. Lewis, Gene Voison,
Glenn & Harrison were here from Col
by attending the Golden Belt meeting.
Gassman is moving to the front
room of the Ohio House where he will
have his shop while his new brick
store room is being built.
The official numbers and certif-
Gates of membership in the Messiah
Chorus will be given out at the Sun
day afternoon rehearsal.
A Paige Sedan was delivered to Alex
E. Kissing by the Southwest Motor
Car Co. of Salina, the first of the
week. Alex now rides in one of the
finest cars in Ellis county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Snyder will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Kiene the
few days Immediately preceding their
departure.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. Church will hold its Annual cleo
ton of officers Wednesday, April 2,
at 2:3O p. m.
The congregation of the NJ. E.
Church served a supper for the adults
in the basement of the church last
Friday evening which was attended
by almost two hundred persons.
The Methodist Ladies will hold a
Food and Garment Sale in the Wind
sor Annex on Saturday, April 9TH
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ]. Lord are
spending a few days in Norton.
Oklahoma.
Mr.. Leo Moore returned home
Friday evening after spending some
time in hospitals after returning
from over seas.
Brown Leghorn Eggs for Setting
$15O per setting.-Mrs. A. B
Needels, Victoria, Kansas
Mr.. P Caspar Harvey who has en-
tire charge of publicity for Musica
Week at the Normal, is receiving ex.
ceIlent encouragement from his ad
vertising campaign. For four days OF
this week he received 493 inquiries
Six of them were from Missouri anC
three from Nebraska, which you ear
readily see means a large attendance
for Musical Week.
J. R. Young and ]. S. Rice came
down from Oakley the first of the
week to attend the Annual Meeting
of the Golden Belt Road Association
Young is the wealthy and popular
editor and proprietor of the Oakle!
Graphic, and Mr.. Price who owns
| ranch, is a real estate agent and last
ly owns and operates a garage in Oak
LEY, can also write his check in at leas
five figures.
Gay (Re6 Tillotson has recently il
stalled, at his popular tonserial parlol
q Cofferman Electrial Clipper and Vi
brator, which means that Gay is righ
up-to-the-minute In all modern imple
ments to facilitate and expsdiate hi
business, and also add to the comfoI
of his large patronage. He believes i
keeping pace with the improvements o
the City and the demands of the twent
ieth century. Excellence in the quail
ty of his work, is his motto, and Dis
patch is his watchwerd.
Next Sunday is the last Sunday c
the church year. The pastor wi
preoch in the morning on 1.-The Mos
Commendable Service" The sermo
in the eveningzwinlbe the first of thre
sermons on HandeIs Messiah. Tt
particular subject viii be "Christ
Prophecy" Bring your Messiah book
The time for the church services wi
remain unchanged except that th
evening service viii begin at eigh
o'clock (old time) instead Of half pas
seven
The officers of the A. o. U. Lodg