The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-20

Mrs Mod1in who spent several days
helping IN the care of Mrs John
Philip has returned to her home
Miss Maude Neisley stenographer
at the Experiment Station visited
Sunday at her home in WaKeeney.
Mr.. G. W. Stimits and family leave
Friday night for their new home at
Topeka where Mr.. Stimits has ac-
cepted the position of bookkeeper in
route they VIII visit in Manhattan
over Sunday
Friday, March 21st is the last day
of City registration. If you are not
registered don't fail to call at the
City Clerks Office at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bice who have
been at Waldo for some weeks return
ed home Sunday.
Mrs. John Mccarthy of Springville,
Utah arrived in Hays Tuesday to visit
relatives and renew old acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corly of Clay Center
have moved into the house just east
of Mr.. Behan's residence. Mr.. Corly
is night man at the depot
Miss Iona Goetchuis gave a merry
time to number of young people at
her home on the evening of st. Pat
rick's Day. The jolly Irish games,
Wanted:-Two well educated young
ladies, preferably teachers, to fill ex-
celIent position during summer months.
Educational Address, B. Educational
Dept 7O4 American Bank Bldg, Kan
sas City, Mo.
A F. Bieker. former registrar at the
Fort Hays Normal, is now a member of
the Bird Land Company
FOR SALE = Wallace County
Farms and Ranches for sale cheap,
write or come. NJ. J. Gauss, Weskan,
! Kansas.
Miller Brothers this week sold the
T. NJ. Woods residence property to c..
H. Morgan, price $4,000; the NJ. R.
Miles residence property to Jacob
Leiker, and the Smith 16O Northeast
of town to Anto F. ArmhOld, consid-
Grafton, $4,000, cash.
Mr. Ira Mullinax, a representative
of the American Hereford Journal of
Kansas City, was pleasant caller at
the Free Press this, Thursday morn
ing. He was accompanied by Alex
Philip the senior partner in the Big
Greek Hereford Cattle Ranch. Mr..
Mullinax was the guests Of the Philips
people for the day
Presidents Day at the Fort Hays
Normal viii be celebrated next We'd
nesday, March 26th. The State
Board of Administration viii be pre-
sent and the principal speech viii be
delivered by Ex-Governor Hook R.
S. Maxwell, President W. A. Lewis,
P. CASHIER Harvey and c. A. Beeby,
Secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, viii also address the meeting.
Geo. Philip, Jr., has given City per
mission to use old dump ground dur
ing week of March oath to 29th, pro-
vided city furnish man to sc that all
trash is put in dump and It is agreed
that this will not be considered a re
newal of lease nor permission to dump
after March 29th.
merry melodies, favors and refresh
ments were in keeping with the day.
The guests were the Misses Maurine
Speer, Louise Wann, Anna FELTON,.
Lorena Welty, Alice Craig, Marie
Weber, Doris Stivers,Ada Law. Messrs
Verne Ukland, Albert Ballman,
Leo Bice, Edward Law, Elmer Ringe,
tRobt. Spencer, Ed Grass, Sam Shade
and Sam Long.
Miss Fliesbach went to WaKweney,
Monday noon, where her sister, Miss
Ruth FIiesbach, is quite Ill at the
home of their sister, Mrs ". Y.
Herrick
Mr.. and Mrs. SchmoekeI visited IN
Wilson, Monday.
At the Presbyterian church there
was held Friday of last week an un-
usually interesting and helpful all
day session of the woman's mission
ary societies of all the churches of the
city A bountiful lunch was served al
noon in the basement of the church
The session was well attended
: Plymouth Rock Eggs for sale at {
cents each or 75c per setting.-Petel
J Johnson.
Frank Evans and Samuel Long are
the new Star Carriers IN the place Of
Mr.. Shade, who has resigned.
The sad news comes TO Us that Mrs
E. B. Matthew, formerly of Hays, re
Gently buried her sister, Mrs. Ellison
who died Sunday, February %, a
her home IN Sabine, Texas. After the
funeral Mr.. E B. Matthew returned
at once to Fayetteville, Ark, Mrs
Matthew and her daughter, Harriet
Elizabeth remained IN Houston, Tex
as, for two weeks visit with her sis