The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-23

etc., see Denn1ng-
John P. Braun was up from Victoria
Tuesday.
Frank Mermis was here from Walker
Monday.
Colorado Nut Coal, 500 per ton
at Farmers Elevator, Hays, Kansas.
Andy and John Dreiling were up
from the Victoria country Monday.
Best yellow corn s1.6O per bushel at
the mill.
Miss Maude Ure spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends in Salina,
Carl Stecklein has sold his lots on
East Juniata to Harry Felten.
The noon trains will begin carrying
mail and the Kansas City Times on Fri
day, January oath.
Miss Rachael White of the State
Normal Sundayed with the Tom Reed
family.
c. G. Cochran attended the Western
National Live Stock Show in Denver,
tbs first of the week.
Ellis is already enjoying the benefit
Of the two noon trains, several of the
business men having come down On the
11:10 train, having an hour in which to
transact their business ere returning
home on the 2:10 train.
The removal of all milling restric-
tions by the Food Administration has
made it possible for the mill to manu-
facture the old time quality Of Semo-
limo -four. Ask your grocer.
Hays Chapter No. 228, o. E. S.,
meets regularly next Monday evening,
Jan. q. There will be limitations of
candidates. Keller, Sec'y.
Lieut.. DIR. Adair Kidd and Gay Nc
Mahon were down from Ellis, Wednes
day Lieut. Kidd has just returned
from France where he had been in the
service of the government.
Lawrence Oldham came down from
CollyeT, Tuesday, for a visit with
Hays friends. Lawrence recently re-
turned to Camp Funston from
which place he received his honorable
discharge, having done his ''bit" with
Uncle Sans army over seas.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, are
still being sold at Bargain Prices at
Dennlngs. Don't fail to call at his
store when in town If you want full
value fer your money.
William Struble, who entered the U.
S. Naval service ceZple years ago,
and for the past year has been on one
of the transports running from Amer
lea to Europe, was home on furIough
last week. He has been across and
back seven times.
Marvin Straily, H. S. graduate of
class 1918, who has been visiting home
folks fer month, after being honor
ably discharged from the S. A. T. c.,
returned to his studies at Kansas Wes-
leyan University Of Commerce, at Sa-
lima, last Monday morning.
The friends Of Mother Candas Carter
were glad to see that she has recov-
cred from her sick spell and was able
to be up town again on Monday.
Banker Waldo of Ellis, came up on
Tuesdays plug.
Daniel NJ. Purdy from Camp Lee,
Va, an honorably discharged soldier,
is here looking for location. He is
a graduate veterinarian.
Acquiline Dreiling is now in the en-
ploy Of the Farmers Elevator Co. He
commenced work Monday morning.
Mrs. P. c. Anders returned home
Monday evening from Ellis where she
had been caring for her mother and
brother who have been i'll with the flu.
Lloyd Edward is the name of the little
boy who having lost his parents during
the flu epidemic, arrived here Tuesday
night to make his hsme with Rev. and
Mrs. E. o. Rogers and children.
EV. Schaffer is painting the interior
Of the court house-a mueh needed i'm
provement. 1t is hoped that something
will be done to put the grounds in bet
ter condition. It could be made into a
very attractive Central Park.
Mrs. J. D. Fsllers expects to leave
this week for Arizona VII ere she is go
ing for her health.
Miss Maude Ure visited with her
mother here last Friday.
Harry FELTON, sold his residence prop
erty on the corner of Fort and West
Seeond St. to J. Steeklein. Mr.. Steck-
fein sold the two west lots adjoining
Miss Sutton property, to Al. Pischke.
Mr.. Pischke expects to erect residence
there soon.
Mrs. Carrie Hawks and children left
Wednesday night for their home at
Oakley, Kansas, having been called
here by the death Of her mother, Mrs.
D. Bellman.
The Grand Lodge of the A. o. u. W.
of Kansas, is announced TO hold their
annual session here March 18th, last
ing four days, and will bring over a
thousand visitors TO CUR city. The jan
uary issue Of their organ, The Kansas
Workman, announced that the conven-