The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-03
Mr. and Mrs: Guy Thomas are here

Mr. ana MIS- Guy InOmaS are mere
from Salina, visiting relatives.
A number of Hays young folks at
tended the dance at Ellis, Friday night. |
The young folks gave dance at the
Essex hall, Friday night.
Mrs. J. L. Tillotson is i'll at her home
on East Juniata street.
DR.. Cation of Cencordia, was tran
saeting business in Hays, the first of
the week.
The young folks gave dance at the
Essex hall Tuesday night.
VIM. Miller of Ellis, spent Sunday in
Hays.
Mrs. Dan A. Fultz of Sedalia, Mo-,
arrived Wednesday night, having been
called here on account of the death of
her mother, Mrs. F. E. McLain.
Mrs. Geo. Starr returned home the
she has been visiting the past fonr
months.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Fred
Pfannensteil, Tuesday, April 1st.
Mrs. j. M. See and brother, Mr.. Pur-
linton, of Collyer, were Hays visitors,
this Thursday.
visiting in Kansas City, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha TourtilIott have
moved into the Garrett property on
East Normal Avenue, recently vacated
by Roger Miller and family.
The Military suits of the Officers
Training Camp student at the FIT. Hays
Normal have arrived and are being dis
tributed by Capt. Rupert, in command.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Bremen en-
tertained the Heleanthus Club at her
home.
The Saturday Afternoon Club meets
Saturday, April 5, with Miss Nav
Bemis 908 North Fort Street. Leader,
Mrs. G. w. Reeder.
Mrs. Rosenberg of PIainville, who has
been in the hospital for few days, is
improving.
The Ladies of the Lutheran Church,
will hold their Easter Bazaar and Food
Sale in the church on Saturday after
noon, April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. McCray came in
Saturday morning from Denver Colo
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Smith,
Mr.. McCRay is Nephew of Mr.. Smith.
Rev. L. E. Laybaurn, pastor of the
Methodist church at Oakley, was a
pleasant caller at the Free Press office
Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Kissing OF Hays was an Ellis
visitor the first of the week. Joe Just
recently returned from France and is
like all the rest Of the boys, mighty
glad to get home. He is looking all
right and says he feels good, but that
France or any of the old countries do
not appeal to him.-Ellis Headlights
Miss Irene Smith came in from En-
poria, Wednesday morning, having
been called here on account of the
death of her grandmother, Mrs. F. E.
McLain.
Petitions and arguments for more
street paving can be seen and heard
at many points around town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tourtillott and family,
from Lyons, came in Tuesday morning
They have planned to make their home
in Hays.
Prof. Malloy went to ST. Louis Mon
day morning to attend National Mus
zeal convention being held there.
Gassman this week moved his shoe
shop to the Ohio House frontros m
across the street from his pre- emit
shop, and will begin to tear downo
his old building ready for his new brick
building soon to be erected.
Mrs. Grace Baughman was down
from Ellis, this Thursday, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. F. E. McLain.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Philip, Sr. return
ed Sunday evening from trip to Kan
sas City.
Miss Ethel Spencer of Hill City, is
ia the hospital fer treatment.
Miss Dixie Carpenter Of Ogallah
spent the week end in Hays making
preparations for her mother and her.
self to live in Hays while she attends
the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rouse entertain
ed at dinner party, Sunday, for Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Klien.
Mrs. Violet Eberle of Russell wht
was brought back to the hospital in
dangerous condition is slowly improving
Miss Lo Rec Cave and Miss Eunic,
Eyler entertained the lady members O
the Normal faculty by line party a
the Strand.
Harry Barten this week presente.
his family with a handsome Packard
piano, purchased Of Nutting and Mile
of Russell.
Misses Evadna Kraus, Geneviev
Dorney and Elsie Grass who are teach
ing in the Natoma schools, spent tn
week end with home folks.
Jas. Wood, former resident OF thi
city, is visiting with his sister, Mrs. A
w. Noble, and renewing old acquaint
ances here.
Fred Arnhold of The Farmers BanI
was tFansacbing business in Kansas
City, the latter part Of last week.
Rev. ]. w Snapp went to Wichits
from the Annual Conference which
closed at Linsborg last Sunday, OF
business Connected with the Centenary
of the Methodist Church. He will be
in Hays for the Sunday Service.
We wish to express our SINGER,
thanks to the friends and neighbor.
who assisted US so willing in the illness
and death of husband and father.
Mrs Henry F1eelich and family.
The Freshman College Class of the
Normal held a picnic at the creek
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gordon Bremen en-
tertained at o'clock dinner, Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Ida Veirs of Ellis and Miss
Edna Veirs of Sharon Springs were
shopping In Hays, Saturday.
Miss Laah Grover of Mento arrived
Tuesday to resume her work at the
Normal.