The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21
Mrs. E. J. Enfield is quite i'll.


in North Hays, consideration $4,000.
Jacob Arnhold's son, Mike, has re-
turned from overseas.
H. L. Felten has several teams
working on the road south of town.
Dr.. H. B. Neiswanger and wife are
taking vacation in Colorado.
John Leikam is moving his house
hold goods to Ness county.
Chris. Wise is repairing the steps at
the school house.
Frank Staab's wife who has been
at the hospital for some time, went
home Tuesday.
Harry Felten is putting the race
track in shape for the coming Golden
Belt Fair meet.
Mrs. Frank Fields and party who
are at present in Colorado, are ex-
pected home Monday.
Mrs. Walter Ward returned home
from Kansas City, Friday night.
W. ]. Madden returned home from
Colorado, Wednesday night.
H. D. Shaffer and wife left Thurs
day night for Canton, Ohio, where
they will visit friends. They will also
attend the G. A. R. reunion at Colum-
bus, Ohio, next month.
H. ]. Penney, Ellis County's mem
Der of the State Board of Education
is home on a two weeks vacation.
A. o. Woodbridge, a former resident
of Ellis county, who now lives in
Kansas City, was in Hays this week.
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.
F. G. Arlington and wife motored
to Oakley, Monday. From there they
will visit their ranch in South Logan
F. E. McLain left Friday night, for
Canton, Ohio, where he will visit
friends He will also attend the G. A.
R. reunion at Columbus, Ohio, next
month.
Roy Miller has landed from over
seas and is now at Camp Merritt. He
is expected home in a few days
Tom Carter and wife and son, Ce-
ell, arrived Saturday from Topeka,
for short visit with relatives and
friends.
Stella West-Mann and son are here
from Kansas City, visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. West.
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.
Miss Andreas, who is in a hospital
in Kansas City, is reported in a ser
ious condition. Her brother, George,
is in the hospital here at Hays.
Mrs. John Lennon and Miss Lucille
Felten returned home, Wednesday
night of last week, from Colorado,
where they spent a couple of weeks.
Captain John Lennon arrived Fri
day night for short visit at the
Harry Felten home. Captain Lennon
recently returned from overseas.
Prof W. H. Keller of Emporia,-
visited with his sister, Miss Anna Kel-
Ter, several days last week. Prof.
Keller was principal at the Hays High
School fifteen years ago.
Mrs. W. W. Paul, and Mrs. VIM.
Cox, Chauncey Cox and Agnes Cox
of Ellis, and Celestine and Audrey
King of Kansas City, motored to Sa-
lima, Tuesday.
Eight room strictly modern house
in northeast part of town, practically
new, for sale. This property is a
bargain. Citizens State Bank.
Mrs. Kate Smith returned home
Friday night, from Nebraska, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends.
Linus Basgan and Linus Jacobs
left Tuesday night for a short vaca-
ton in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Maxwell and
children returned home Saturday
night, from southern Kansas, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Eight room strictly modern house
in northeast part of town, practically
new, for sale. This property is a
bargain.-Citizens State Bank.
Postmaster, B. NJ. Dreiling return
ed home Sunday morning from Buff
alo. New York, and other eastern
points where he has been the past
two weeks, on business trip for the
knights of Columbus.
Miss Katie Sargent who has been
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