The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-13
Mrs. Markwell is reported i'll.

Mrs. Maxwell is reported i'll.
Last Thursday night the Daughters
of Isabella gave a miscellaneous
shower to Mrs. Catherine Dreiling.
H. J. Penney is in Topeka this
week.
Lawrence Oldham visited in saIina,
Saturday.
Martin Peterson is working at the
Experiment Station.
March 18th the Hays Steam Laun-
dry viii start their wagon. Phone 62.
We will call and deliver twice a
week if you wish.
The Rebekah Guild will hold a food
sale and bazaar at the I. o. o. F. hall,
Saturday, April 19, 1919. Remem-
Der the day and date.
Have you attended the P. P. Smith
Auction Sales. If you haven't you
should-that is, if you desire to save
money. The goods are going at your
prices. If the good are knocked
down to you, you get what you bid
on at your own figure. Large crowds
attend every afternoon and evening
and loads of goods are being carried
away. Better get busy if you want
your share of the slaughter in prices.
For quality and service call 60 and
the Hays Laundry will care for your
work. We make your laundry troub-
les our joy.
Several of the family of Joe Single
ton, are reported i'll with the flu.
-Melchoir Weltz, brother of Sheriff
Weltz of this city died Sunday morn
ing of hiccoughs as a result of the
flu. He was buried Monday morn
ing.
The retaining walls are now being
put up for the new Cochran building,
and if the weather permits, work will
De rushed right through on this build
ng.
Miss Gertrude Mcmahon of Ellis is
visiting with Miss Alice Penney this
week.
A dance was given at the Essex
Hall, Saturday night A large crowd |
vas in attendance and a good time is
Patsy Deane, Frank Payne and
Tohn O'Loughlin were east bound |
passengers Monday morning.
Matt Vogel moved to his ranch in
Decatur County, the first of the
week.
Gilmore Wann expects to go to
lawrence next week, to attend the
lext term at K. U. which commences
he oath.
The Avery Tractor Show at
Schuyler & Arnhold's was a great sue
ess. The High School and Fort Hays
Normal students attended Monday.
Jessie Fisher has returned home
having received his discharge from !
he army.
Little Bette Ward returned home
Sunday after two weeks illness at
he Hays hospital.
Among those listed in the causualty
ist in the Kansas City Times, Mon
lay, was Pvt. Thomas D. Beiler of
his city, wounded degree unde- !
erminded.
Harry M. Stock was up from Bunk
.rhill, Saturday, attending the bas-
zetbaH tournament and visiting his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Stock. !
Edward Kruth of Pittsburg, Pa,
-rrived in Hays, Tuesday morning.
dr. Kruth was a pattern maker for
Pittsburg foundry but being laid
#, thought he would try farm life
n Kansas.
Ray Enright has returned home
rom Camp Funston, having received
is discharged.
/. The Drug Stores are now selling
ce cream made at the H. L. FELTON,
ce cream plant.
Thomas Campbell has returned
ONE after having served about two
ears in the Navy. During his ser
ice Thomas has been across several !
ines.
Raleigh Ransom has received his
ischarged from the army and is now
4 Salina, but expects to be in Hays /
ext week.
J. NJ. Denning the new merchant
n North Chestnut Street, is having
fine trade. Mr.. Denning recognizes
he value-of advertising and his grow
ng business shows the accuracy of
is judgment.
Fred Haffamier and Tony Jacob
building a large garage
n North Second Street east of Chest
ut, and we are reliably informed
hat lots have been purchased little
arther east on the same street on
Thich will be erected a LARGO +rro !