The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-03
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Rev. Garrett Snyder and wife enter
tanned the Elders of the church with
their wives Monday evening, at dinner.
Later an informal reception was held
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Klein.
Mrs. R. L. Parker is spending some
time visiting in Chicago, St. Louis, and
other cities. Mr.. Parker says he hopes
she will return within the year.
Miss Alice Beeby who is teaching in
Dresden and Miss Ethel Sage of ORES
den had planned to go shopping in Sail
ma but missing the train they decided to
drive across to Hays. Their success at
to make them glad they had missed the
train.
Mrs Olga Philip has been asked by
Mrs. Francis w. Boyd, President OF the
Sixth District of the Kanaas Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs to serve as
a member of the Sixth District Conser-
walton Committee.
Capt. Miller of the u. S. Army was
here last week in consultation with
Captains Delaney and Rupert at the
State Normal School, and made care
full examination of the purity of the
water supply in the city and on the FIT.
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favorable report Of his investigations.
We have a piano in the vacinity of
Hays partly paid for, party moving
and we are compelled to take piano
back. Bargain to person paying bal
ance due on it. Write Means & Pear
son 305 East 10th ST. Kansas, City, Mo.
Sunday April 6, will be ''Dime Sun
day at the Baptist Sunday school,
everyone, who attends is asked to bring
dime. A Special progrom hos been
prepared.
George A. Smith of Jacksonville I'LL
inois, came in on 103 Wednesday night,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. F. E.
McLain.
Eli Fox now drives the nobbiest
carriage in the city, with which he
proposes to show the expected emil
grants the beauty of our county and
city.
Cane Seed $500 per bushel at the
Mill.
Fracis BENDER and his sister, Mrs.
Reemsnyder, of Hays, came up last
Saturday afternoon and remained
over Sunday visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Truan and W. J. Beard
WaKeeney World.
The Attorney General of Kansas is
addressing letters TO the County AttOr-
neys of Kansas calling theta attention
to the anti cigarette laws and the nee
essity fos enforcing them.
DIR. w. Y. Herrick of WaKeeney
was in Hays Tuesday visiting his sis
ters-in-laW, the Misses Fliesback. He
hn of m GluHo PIaLo OF
the Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bice and Leo
Bice are spending a few days in Plain
Vile, this week.
Miss Pearl Hughes returned Monday
evening from the NJ. E. Conference
held at LiHdsborg and reports very
interesting time.
Mr.. Henry Frances Froelich who had
lived on his farm near Walker fol-
twenty eight year, was taken to the
st. Anthony's hospital March 25th suf-
fering from serious effects of the flu
but he succumbered, March 9th, at
the age of 81 years, IL months, and
81 days. He was buried at Walker.
He leaves a wife, three boys, and
four daughters, one of whom is Mrs.
Goetz of Abline, an aged mother, four
brothers, and three sisters to mourn
his loss.
Miss Clara Froelich who has done
efficient work as a nurse assistant to
DIR. P. C. Anders has resigned her posi-
ton on account of the death of he1
father, Mr.. Henry Froelich and return.
ed to her home to assist her mother
Two younger sisters and two brothers
who were with her in Hays and attend
ing school, accompanied her home.
Cane Seed $500 per bushel at the
Mill
The Retail Merchants Association
held a short session Tuesday evening
at the luncheon served the Chamber O.
Commerce at the Normal. Question:
concerning the advertising of tn,
Musical Festival Week" were discuss
ed and arrangements were made fo
meetings by various dealers. These
meetings were held in the City Hal
Wednesday morning. The hours adopt
ed were am. to Z p. m. new tim,
except for the drug stores which will
continue open until II p. m. excep
on Saturday which will be IL p. m. Al
drug stores will be open on Sundays.