The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-22

mond Davis, who arrived at the hos
pital last Sunday, and papa" Ray
Davis is making frequent visits to the
same fine institution.
The choir of the M E church en-
joyed social hour in the church par
lor last Thursday evening. The music
committee served refreshments.
Mr.. Andrews of the Citizens Bank,
who had the misfortune to have his
face severely cut by stick of kindling
wood, IS on duty again at the bank.
Mrs. Mary C. Brown went home with
the Misses Callison to visit in Graham
county.
The many friends of Miss Josephine
Andreas regret that the trip to the
Mayo sanitarium made by her sister,
Mrs. Harvey has only confirmed the
opinion of the Doctors of Hays. On
her return she will spend few days at
Beloit. Her son Charles made the Sup
preme sacrifice in France in November
Miss Marie Weber has gone to Lin
coin Nebraska, to attend two weeks
institute for storytelling and play
ground work. Miss Marie has been
pursuing studies in this line all winter.
Mrs. Schmidt of Lyton, Iowa, who
has been visiting DR.. w. Y. Herrick
and wife of WaKeeney Is visiting the
Misses Fleisback teday, en- route to her
home.
Mr.. VIM. Klenk from north of Wa
Keeney was very seriously injured by
a tractor Monday was brought to the
hospital by Dr.. W. Y. Herriek of Wa
Keeney.
Mr.. Bernard Fitzpatrick of Utica,
and son of Mrs. A. D. Goetchius who
has recovered so nicely from his opera
ton, is able to be out upon the streets
again and returns to his home today
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gerritt are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Gerritt 3
mother, Mrs. Harriet Joslyn. Mrs.
Gerritt expects to spend the summer
with her mother and sister, Miss Kate
Joslyn.
For an Abstract of Title on your
Real Estate and City Property see the
Ellis County Abstract & Loan Co., F.
S. Wasinger, Mgr.
DR.. Oscar Huddleston who has spent
thirteen years in the Philippines spent
the week helping Mr.. Snapp in the cen
tenarY movement of the M. E church.
Sunday afternoon he delivered pop
ular address upon the Philippines and
their relation to the Orient. 1t was
an excellent address very entertaining
and instructive.
Mr.. Ed Stout who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs Clara Stout several
days went down the road Monday and
met his wife. After spending the week
with his mother they will leave for
California
Sheriff Weltz and family and B. NJ.
DreiIing attended the Grabbe-Leikam
wedding at Victoria They reported
very pleasant time despite the bone
dry law. What might have happened
had it not been for the bone-dry law,
they are not ready to say.
For a complete abstract of title
see the Ellis County Abstract & Loan
Co., F. S. Wasinger, Mgr.
Miss Lulu Bice who spent last week
in Russell cataloging the Library OF
the high school, returned home Satur
day evening. She found a large library
which required strenuous work to ac-
complish it all.
Mrs. Bailey from near Kanopolis wht
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Davis left for her home Sat
urday morning.
Miss Leona Bowden of the Citizens
Bank enjoyed visit from Mr.. Snyder
of Denver, who has recently returned
from overseas.
Mr.. Albert Brown, son of Mrs. Mar
Brown, with his daughter, Edna cam,
Sunday evening from Graham county
TO visit his mother but unfortunately
found her absent on a visit ts her
daughter, Mrs. Callison.
| Mrs. Edna Fulton and daughter, Eu
Ia, arrived home Saturday, from Hi
City, where Mrs. Fulton taught house
hold economics in the city high school
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Morgan receive,
word that their sen, Lieu Clinton Mar
gan had arrived in Ottawa Kan
sas where his wife had been stayin.
with her mother and that he goes t.
Camp Funston where he viii receiv
his discharge. He and his wife viii
spend while in Hays.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E
church held its annual election of off
GERS last Sunday The following wer
elected. Pres, Miss Pearl Hughes
First Vice Pres, Frank McKeevel
See. Vice Pres, Mr.. Earl Kellogg
Third Vice, Miss Emily johnson; Fourt
Vice Pres, Miss Fliesback; Sec Mis-
Iona Goetchius; Treas. Miss Cora Biber
Rev. Snapp went to Bunkerhi
to assist in the centenry movement
Mrs. W. W. Paul returned home Sat