The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-05

! Orda Runyon and family and Joe
Runyon of Trego county, visited their
mother Mrs Joe Runyon, Friday,
! Miss Maude NiesIey of the Expert
ment Station and her sister Mildred
of WaKeeney returned Sunday noon
from Wellington where they were at
tending the wedding of a college
chum.
| Miss Evadna Kraus came home
from Natoma, Friday evening, after
the closing of school Her pupils put
on patriotic drill Decoration Day.
Miss Sophia Shade and Miss Mary
Hollenbeck spent Friday visiting in
Russell at the Holland home
Mrs. Grace Wood of Keats, Kansas,
came Thursday evening to spend q
few days with her mother, Mrs E. J.
Enfield. and her brother. Mr.. S. II.
Enfield. Her many friends are de-
lighted to see her again.
Miss Verna Perrin from near
Lindsborg will spend the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. J. ". Snapp and
take work at the Normal in voice
and violin Miss Perrill will have
charge of English and Latin in the
high school at Lindsborg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and Miss
Hazel Miller went to Kansas City
Sunday night. Mr.. Miller returned
Wednesday morning, but the ladies
are spending a few days in Abilene
Mr. H. E. Pearce, the mail carrier,
who spent last week at Downs, Topeka
and other points returned Friday
evening. He saw the 89th Division
in Topeka and reported that many
OF the cities observed Decoration
Day with unusual enthusiasm.
The Epworth League of the NJ. e.
church viii have a fellowship hour
Sunday from five O'Clock until the de-
votional hour at seven O'Clock. With
in this period a 20 cent lunch viii be
served
Miss Pearl StoclzweH, nurse OF
Dodge City, Kansas who has been
spending a few days with Miss Pearl
Hughes left for her home Wednesday
noon.
Mr.. A. Il. Kerns Of the Citizens
Bank has accepted a position in the
Office at the Experiment. Station. a
part of his work viii be to compile
valuable data which the over-crowd-
ed office force could not have time for
Caspar Klaus, a soldier who has
been home OF > visit has returned to
camp.
Miller Brothers, this week sold N
SO acres south Of town and the John
Leikam $40 north Of Hays; also Two
lots to two young ladies from Hut
cllinzon Who expect to build . resi-
dence and come here to live
Monday night 1O3 brought home a
number CT Ellis County young men
II the 8oth that had been overseas.
Mr. Albert Whisnant. a graduate
Of the Normal is in Hays with his
wife and baby to take special work
at the Normal
Miss Emily johnson of the Citizens
State Bank returned Tuesday evening
from Usage City, her home. She at
tended the commencement exercises
1t which time her niece, Irene Morris
was graduated Miss Morris accom-
panied her aunt to Hays and will at
tend the Normal
Geo. Grass, Sr. left Saadsg for a
visit 10 Old time friends in A A'tocna Pen
sylvania.
Dear to the heart of al mankind Is a
sure protective measure and help in
time Of sickness. We have at Hays St.
Anthony Hospital AMI a Beniis for It
June II. Give all you car for your tag
and take in the picture show free. The
right time to give aid is when it IS
needed Remember Tag Day and given
your money and time to make it a
grand success. Picture show free to
tag wearers all day and evening.
Fred S. Tiff is now employed at the
J. F. Costner electric shop. J. 2. has
lots of wiring this busy building season.
Rev. Francis Garrett came home
from Nebraska, Wednesday.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. r. S. Maxwell
Clarence and Earnest King have pur-
chased the ice and ice cream plants of
Harry FELTON,. see their add IN this
weeks Free Press,
Frank Stout left Saturday mornir Q
for Merchantville, n. J. on business,
returning Tuesday on 103. That was a
record breaking trip considering the
distance travelled Tt has been suggest
ed that possibly Frank made the rrir
in an airplane-
Mrs. Pratt went to Salina, Thurs
day, for a short visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Ethel Reed. Her son Joe
who recently returned from overseas
istopped over IN Salina for a days