The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-14
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A new Cream Station and broom
factory have recently opened up for
business in Hays.
Alex West and family have moved
from their ranch south of Ellis, back
to Hays.
Two new Separators and engines
were unloaded at Hays, Tuesday.
Mrs. John NJ. Miller visited with
the Hays girls near Otis, last week.
Miss Bailey of Quinter, Kansas,
was operated upon at the hospital
last Wednesday.
A force of men are making ex-
tensive improvements at Sheridan
Coliseum.
Prof Soderlund, who has been at
the hospital for some time past is
slowly recovering from his illness.
Mrs. N. M. Schlyer and children
left this Thursday morning for week
end visit with friends in Salina.
Mrs. K. E. Dorney left last Satur-
day night for visit with friends in
Colorado.
Hazel Oxley of Scott City, is here
this week, visiting the Logan family
south of town, and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Jordan have re-
turned from their trip to Wisconsin
and other eastern states.
Miller Brothers this week sold the
H. A. NickIes residence in North Hays
to Earnest Jentzen.
w. F. Wood was here from st.
Louis this week.
Sam Wells and family, automobile
tourists were guests at the Windsor
this week.
Ray Dodson of Silt, Colorado, was
in Hays this week.
Mr.. T. D. Sperry was operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital last
Saturday.
Miss Chadwick leaves Sunday for
two weeks visit in Kansas City and
Leavenworth.
Miles Mulroy has been down near
McCracken experimenting threshing
the wheat on the Mulroy farm.
Alois Rupp of Munjor has purchas-
ed lots in North Hays, and we under
stand will soon commence the erec-
ton of residence.
Miss Florence Speer is back from
her three weeks vacation in Colorado.
She also visited friends in Bushnell,
Nebraska, while absent.
Fred S. Haase, the Exide Battery
man who before the war was located
just west of Haffamier's Plumbing
establishment, has returned firm over
seas and is here visiting friends.
John S. May, cook at the Normal
Club, who is taking his vacation in
Colorado, writes that he has filed on
a claim and intends farming next
year.
Jacob Dummy Gross who has
been overseas the greater part of the
past year has been honorably dis
charged and is now at home.
If you want to laugh, go with Drs.
Jameson and Neiswanger to the
swimming pool at five o'clock any
afternoon.
September 18th is the first day of
the Golden Belt Fair The premium
list has not been printed yet and there
seems to be little interest being taken.
Leo Miller who has been working
for the laundry was severly burned
Saturday, by the explosion of a gaso-
line tank. The gasoline was ignfted
from a cigarette he was smoking.
DR.. Pruitt and wife drove to
Wichita last Thursday for a short
visit with relatives and friends
While there they visited the oil fields
They returned Monday.
F. S. Wasinger, this week sold the
Chas. Staab residence property tC
Alex Schueler and the Walter Stead
man property to DIR. Herman. The
Steadman family moved into the
Adam BAIL residence.
Sunday night IA of an inch of rair
fell in the vicinity of Hays. In fac
the rain was pretty general all Over
the county, the shower was just il
time as feed and corn were badly IL
need of moisture.
Miss Hazel Nolind, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Noind of Logan coun
ty, who has been at the hospital fol
some time is slowly recovering. He
parents expect to take her home mex
week.
Mrs Charles Gosser of Oakley
spent Saturday and Sunday with he
sister, Mrs. Stoner, of Nebraska, VIII,
has been spending the summer witt
her son, Milton Luce and family Mrs