The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-02-20
Goodrieh auto cases and tubes at

Goodrich auto cases and tubes at
Reduced Prices.-J. N. Denning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carter and daugh-
ter, Blanche, are here this week called
by the serious illness of Mrs. John Car
ter, Toms mother.
DR.. Snyder arrived home Tuesday Of
last week from Chicago where he had
been on account of the serious illness
of his daughter, Mrs. Lucy Phalen.
Mrs. Phalen who has been suffering
from a severe attack of influenza is now
convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Krysl of Ellis
were pleasant callers at the Free Press
Office this afternoon. Mrs. Krysl was
formerly Miss Ruth Cerney.
Mrs. D. H. Early has a nice batch of
baby chicks Matched Saturday, Febru-
ary 18th.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve supper in the basement of the
parsonage, Friday, February q, begin.
ming at FIVE o'clock.
Free Avery Tractor School at
Schlyer & Arnhold, March 10 and II.
Mr.. Frank Bice reesived a message
today stating that Miss Verna Park
hurst of PlainvilIo, and niece of Mrs.
Bice, died this morning in Chicago.
Miss Parkhurst was former student
of the Fort Hays Normal and would
have been graduated next month from
two-year course in Chicago School
of Chiropractors.
Next Saturday afternoon the Satur-
day Afternoon Club will meet with Mrs.
Fields. Miss Mulroy will be leader.
At this meeting it will be decided what
course of study TO pursue next year.
All members should be present at this
important meeting.
Frank King was a business visitor in
Victoria Monday.
During the severe storm last week
several Ellis county stock raisers lost a
number of horses and cattle. John
Chittenden, four hsrses and FIVE cows;
P. J. Deane, fifteen head of cattle; c.
G. Cochran five and Alex. Philip two
When all parts of the county are heard
from the loss, no donbt, will me much
greater. The storm was a regular
old-fashioned blizzard-the worst for
great many years.
Last Friday, H. D. Shaffer entertain
ed about thirty of his friends in his new
home. After a dinner of unusual
abundance and excellence, the guests
''did as they pleased and went home
when they pleased - according to in
structions. They were entertained in
various ways, ogse group indulging in
old war and folk songs throughout the
eveeing. The guests had delightful
time and went home well filed and
most satisfied, unanimously agreeing
that the H. D. Shaffer family are royal
entertainers.
The Y. W. C. A. at the Nofmal had
''tag day" Tuesday, to raise funds to
send a delegate to the National Y. W.
C. A. Convention at Chicago. Miss
Agnes Arlington was chosen as the
delegate from the Fort Hays Normal.
HISS SOu 10 VI LuG
Leader and will doubtless bring from
this convention many good things for
the local organization. Miss AIRING
ton left Tuesday morning and viii
spend day visiting an aunt in Kansas
City.
Goodrich auto cases and tubes at
Reduced Prices.-J. NJ. Denning.
Last Wednesday night during the
snow storm some one broke into G. NJ
Cox's store by breaking the glass in
the rear door and helped themselves to
a generous supply of groceries. This is
the second time his store has been
broken into within the last two weeks
The first time the thief broke into
the celler, laid in a supply eff pota-
toes and apples. At any rate the mis-
creant, whoever he is, knows about
what he wants as he seem to take
only something TO eat.
We can spare a few tons Of good
alfalfa hsy.-C. C. Cochran & Sons
Hays, Kansas.