The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-01

Mrs. VIM. Dorney.
County Treasure Fred n. Dreiling
returned from Utah where he had
been the past week on business.
Owing to the new law in regard TO
revenue tax, the Hays City Drug Store
will commence selling on a cash basis
May 1st.
Mrs. Mary Bauer who has been Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Crissman and family, returned to her
home in Salina, Wednesday
Harry Crissman who was so bad
ly burned last week, is reported as
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Brenner are
visiting in the east and purchasing
goods.
Miss Oakford is expecting a visit
from her mother of Goodland, who is
coming for our music festival
DR.. and MR.. jameson have return
ed from ST. Lewis and other points in
the east.
Miss Elma Creighton's mother and
two brothers of GOodland, are coming
to enjoy music festival week and visit
with Miss Creighton.
Miss Unruh who has been visiting a
sister at Burlington and friends in
Topeka has returned.
A sister of Miss Lulu Germann with
her husband from Kanorado, viii attend
the Messiah and visit Miss Germann.
The dramatic club of the Young Lad
les Sodality, chaperoned by Adolph
Dreiling, went to Ellis, Tuesday night,
to attend the play given at the Ellis
Opera House by the Ladies Sodality of
St. Mary's church.
Alex Stecklein of Munjor, who has
served for about year in France, has
returned home. Alex was in the bat
ties of The Marne, ST. Mihiel and the
Argonne Forest but escaped unhurt
with the exception of gas which left
no visible effects however.
Joseph Lederhas who has just return
ed from France, visited his cousin, B.
M. Dreiling last Sunday. Joseph
was in the battles of The Marne, st.
Mihiel and the Argonne Forest, but
escaped unhurt except for little gas.
While here he attended the Knights of
Columbus banquet.
Lou Bell has commenced painting the
post office. The interior viii be
newly papered and painted and the of
flee fixtures reYarnished.
The Juvenile Band boys received
uniforms Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Meier and little daughter
are here from Collver, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Auqiline Dreiling
Miss Regina DreiIing who has been
teaching the Emmeram school, return
ed home this Thursday on the plug.
The Workman gave a dance in their
hall, Wednesday night. A large crowd
was in attendance and a good time
was reported by all
Miss Virginia Oldham and Mrs. Edna
Hixon went to CoIlyer, Wednesday for
a short visit with relatives.
DIR. Andrews drives a new Dodge
roadster,
DR.. Daniels is attending a dentist
at Topeka, this week.
Mr.. Ed. Davis has bought a lot of
Mr.. R. L. Parker lying between Mr..
Parker's house and Mr.. Lees and
expects to build a house on it this
summer.
C. A. Miller has aesthetic tastes.
His friends say he has purchased
roses from nearly every flower estab-
lishment in the country and proposes
to employ his spare time in growing
them. Roses are the favorite flower
Of most people.
1t is authentically reported by ].
5. Birds neighbors that he has re-
Gently been taking swimming lessons
n Big Greek, which runs near his
farm residence. Brother Bird, If you
are expecting another flood you
should build an ark
J. M. Denning has moved his stock
IF merchandise and groceries into
5he Middlekauf building on North
Main Street.
County Treasurer Fred n. Dreilfng
mas sold his lumber yard at Walker to
he Farmers Co-onaratio0 ASocia+io1
DR.. W. Y. Herrick of WaKeeney
vas a Hays visitor Tuesday.
A sister of Miss Myrtle Divine will |
arrive Saturday to visit her and hear
he music artists and the Hays chorus
ing the Messiah.
c. of c. Luncheon
The luncheon for the Chamber of /