The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-14

JEFF Wilson was here from Hutch
inson this week.
The Macintosh Hat Shop will open
for fall business Wednesday, August
goth.
Beautiful line of pattern hats from
Chicago at the Macintosh Hat Shop,
Wednesday, August Doth
J. E. Driscol was at Hays most of
last week as attorney for defendants
in an accounting and partition suit.
Reformer.
Lukas Jansen, spent Sunday in
Russell with ]. W. Mcfarland
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Shaffer will
leave Friday night for Ohio, where
they will attend the G. A. R. encamp-
ment and visit friends.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter A. Sanders of Fremont, Nebras-
ka, at the Hays hospital, Monday, to
whom they have given the name of
Howard Anthony.
Miss Emma Giinther, who is in the
employ of the P. P. Smith mercantile
establishment, visited home friends at
Russell, over Sunday.
Miss Emma Giinther was in Russell
over Sunday.
Misses Josephine and Mary Oliver
went to Hays Saturday evening for a
visit with their grandfather, Martin
Leiker.-Russell Reformer.
Tilden Riley, internal revenue Of
fcer, was in Hays this week. A num-
Der of jitney drivers have less cash
on account of his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Murphy of
Hoisington, visited friends in Hays
this week. They were returning from
a trip to Colorado.
The Fortieth Annual Meeting of
the Upper Solomon Valley Baptist
Association will be held at Hays,
September 4 to 7, 1919.
Miss Macintosh has returned from
Chicago with a beautiful line of fall
goods, opening Wednesday, August
goth.
Mrs. Marshall viii serve her an
nual Chicken Pie Supper, Thursday,
August 21st at the Baptist Parsonage
Everybody cordially invited.
A blaze started at the K. & K. Ice
plant about o'clock Wednesday, but
prompt action by the fire DEPARTMENT
saved the plant. A citizen facetious-
Iy remarked that the 'Sun was so hot
that it set the ice plant on fize''
Mrs. Adam Bender returned yester-
day from St. Anthony's hospital at
Hays, where she recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She
has nearly recovered.-Russen Re
former.
Tuesday night John NJ. Miller en-
tertained Earl Bays, Joe Pratt and
Gay Tillotson, at his home on East
Juniata, in honor of Earl, who has ac-
cepted positin with a drug firm at
Solomon, Kansas.
In line with the progress of the st.
Clair Refining Company, they have
placed resident salesman, Mr.. H. L.
Schmutz, here in Hays, who has Sc
cured house in the north part of the
city and has moved his family here
Mr.. Schmutz in cooperation with Mr..
Gordon, will look after the interest OF
the Company in Hays.
c. W. Chambers, who installed a
creamery and ice cream factory in
Russell early in the summer, moved
the outfit to Hays last week and viii
operate it there. He is still interest
ed in the Whit Front restaurant here
and until that can be disposed of his
family will remain in Russell and take
care of it.-Russell Reformer.
Twelve room modern residence in
north west section Of town for sale
on reasonable terms, can be bought
on before war prices. Citizens State
Bank
Twelve room modern residence II
north west section of town for sale
on reasonable terms, can be bought
on before war prices. Citizens State
Bank
R. W. Ealden of Ellis, was a Hays
visitor, today.
Mrs. Grace Blue Douglas of Poea
tello, Idaho, was in Hays this week
trying to sell her farm which is locat
ed just over in Rush county.
Mrs. Poffenberger of WaKeene,
visited with her son Mr.. Pofenbergel
and family last week
Mrs Emma Averill went to Ellis
this Thursday for a short visit Will
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Tripp an,
family from near Lacrosse, visite,
Mrs Thomas Munroe and daughte
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