The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-02-06

j. NJ. Denning.
J.G. Brenner underwent a. minor
operation at the Hays hospital, Mon
day.
Mrs. Frank Kissing returned home
last Thursday, from the Hays hospital.
Frank B. Miller of Ellis, is attending
court here this week.
Miss Elsie Macintosh went to Kansas
City, Sunday night, to purchase her
Spring stock of millinery.
Miss Alice Freese who teaches in Hill
City, visited her father, Mr.. Harry
Freese, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Runyon are
spending few days with Mr.. Runyon' s
mother. Mr. Runyon has sold his in
terests on the Saline and is looking for
another location.
Four yards Shirting values up to
4Oc for $1.OO. These shirtings are a
great bargain, they are blue and stip-
ed. NJ. Denning.
Hays Chapter No. 228, o. E. S. will
have work at their regular meeting
Saturday, February g.
Mrs. Eberle and daughter Marie, of
Russell, came Tuesday, to the hospital,
where Miss Marie may have special
treatment.
Miss Maude Nlesley of WaKeeney, is
assisting with Office work at the Ex-
pertinent Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Morgan have sold
their residence property to Mr.. Carl
Stecklein of Munjor. They retain poss-
ession for six months
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pierce drove to
Lawrence, Wednesday, to visit with
MIR. and Mrs. Ward W. Sullivan.
Four yards Comfort Cretone, val
ues up to SOC, s1.OO. These cretones
are nice pattern and very attrac-
tive-J. M! Denning.
Lou Croft returned home Monday
from the country where he has just
completed a fine farm residence for
Carl Kraus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Plainville,
brought their daughter to the Hays
hospital, Monday, where she under
went an operation.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs Thos. Carrick, this
week.
Jack MiddIekauff is now at Camp
Funston, where it is expected that he
will soon get his discharge.
A Chicken Pie supper will be given
by the ladies of the Baptist church, or
Thursday, February 13, at the Parson-
age.
Five yards cotton Dress Suitings
values up to SOC, $1.OO. These suit
ings are standard quality and will
please you-J. NJ. Denning.
The young people gave dance at the
Essex Hall, Saturday night. A good
time was reported by those present.
Mrs. Mollie Gladhart returned home
Saturday, after ten days visit with
relatives and friends in Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philip, Jr., re
turned home Saturday from Kansas
City where they had been visiting rela.
tives and friends the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Start and chill
dren of McCracken, are here visiting
their relatives, the Mulroys.
Burton Payne had the misfortune t.
have his hand badly mashed while
working on a car at the Dorney Garage
Tuesday.
| Four yards Dress Crepe, values VI
to 40c, $1.O0.-J. NJ. Denning.
Henry Arnold returned home Tues
day morning, from Camp Funston, hav
ing received his discharge. Henry ha:
been stationed at Camp Logan, Texas
the past few months.
J. F. Costner sold his rental property
in North Hays, Tuesday, to Mr.. Rupp
The sale being made through the Mile
Bros Real Estate Agency.
The Messiah chorus held their frs
rehearsal Tuesday evening, and is re
ported as having done very we'll for
first rehearsal.
One yard white Damask, value
$1.25 for $1.0O.-J. NJ. Denning.
Mrs. Edwin Hill and little daughter
Hazel, returned home Saturday morn
ing. Miss Jane Stewart accompanies
them home. Mrs. Hill and Miss Stew
art have been spending the past tw
months in California.
Mr.. Peffenberger of WaKeeney, ha
, moved his family to Havs, and oecupie
the house formerly owned by Mis-
Josephine Andreas, Mr.. Peffenberge
Is looking after the interests of tn
Standard Oil Company. His daughte
remains for the school year in Wa
Keeney.
Six pair Ladies Hose $L.O0-J. NJ
, Denning
The Royal Cafe was reopened las
, week by Lee McKinsey.
Mr. h. F. Addison has been regular
~ elected chairman of the HOMl
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