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

Mr.. and Mrs D. A Ewing of Great
Bend, were visiting IN Hays, Friday.
Mrs. Roy McGin of Ellis, was shop
ping in Hays, Tuesday.
Mrs. Robertson of Ellis, was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. P. C. An
ders, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brown of Victoria,
were shopping in Hays, Friday
Monday morning, C. W. Miller re-
ceived German helmet, sent to him
by Ray Wentworth, from Bittenburg.
Germany.
Mrs. H. E. Henehey, and Misses
Mary Henchey and Mildred Meserve of
Ellis, were shopping in Hays, Friday.
Miss Leona Bowden of Ellis, is now
a member of the clerical force in the
Citizens State Bank.
Mrs. Joe Carmichel and Miss Jennie
Carmichel of Plainville, were Hays
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Riedel and baby, Marjorie
Prue, are spending 2 few days with
Mrs. Riedel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Morgan.
Our stock of Dry Goods and Groc-
cries is complete. You viii find our
store chuck full of bargains.-J. NJ.
Denning.
Messrs. Ray and Ed Davis and sister
Alice left Wednesday afternoon for
Studley, Kansas, in response to a mes
sage that their father was dangerously
ILL.,
Mrs. c. NJ. Stock received message
Wednesday, from Lansing, Kansas,
that her brother. Mr.. VIM. Bird had
lost his wife.
Mrs. Ida Bell has returned to Hays
and is keeping house for Mr. Jenkins
and caring for his children.
DIR. and Mrs. W. B. Daniels accom-
panied by Mrs. Daniels grandmother,
Mrs. Erway, of Natoma, drove to Lu-
ray, Saturday Mrs. Daniels will re-
main for couple of weeks visiting at
Luray and Natoma.
Four yards Outing Flannel, values
up to 4Oc for s1.OO. These are a good
grade fannels both dark and light
patterns. NJ. Denning.
Mr.. NJ. M Thorne, the new execu-
tive secretary of the Y NJ c. A, ar
rived in Hays, Wednesday night, and is
getting settled this week. He has a
wife and one child
Miss Mary Brull had a yeung lady
friend visiting her, the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. King entertained
at dinner, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Elan
din of Hill City, who were here visiting
their daughter, Eula, who is a student
at the Fort Hays Normal.
Five pair Mems Black Hose S1.OO.
j. NJ. Denning.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Landon of Rus
sell, arrived Saturday evening. Mr.
Landon, who is brother of Miss Ma
bel Landon, entered the hospital for
treatment and is improping quite salts
factorily, Mrs. Landon returned to
her home, Wednesday.
a union meeting was held at the
Lutheran Church at which the Boy
Scouts held very interesting program
under the direction of Prof. A. C.
Marple. Revs. Snyder, Snapp and
Weist gave short and interesting ad-
dresses to the Boy Scouts, and Prof.
Marple spoke of the good work the Boy
Scouts are doing.
Ten Cotton Bats s1.OO.-J. M.
Denning.
Mrs. D. C. Noiand came Monday, to
pack their household goods to move to
their farm near Moreland where they
will care for their two little grand
daughters who were bereft by the flu,
of both father and mother. Besides
the loss of the parents of these two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Noland lost
their daughter, Gladys, who was SC
well known and loved in Hays. This
estimable family will be greatly missed
in Hays.
Ten pounds sugar for s1.OO 10
pounds limited to customer)| NJ.
| Denning.
AS we go to press, the Court is try
ing the murder case of the Mexican
who killed another Mexican at Ellis,
last fall, and Andy Miller came down
Thursday, with half Of the Mexican
population of Ellis, as witnesses.
The Knights OF Columbus held a ban
quet at the Catholic school building,
Sunday night. They also initiated z
large number of new members. Over
three hundred out-of-town guests were
present.
! Six cans Pearl Drop Corn s1.00-
J. NJ. Denning.
Mr. G. ]. Lord, Director of FielG
Work at the Experiment Station, met
with very painful accident, Monday
afternoon. While cutting out some
cattle, his horse collided with one Of
the animals and was thrown. falling
upon Mr.. Lord, who received double
fracture of the collar bone. Mr.. Lore