The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-25

MISS ANNA meyer IS nome IOT IHS
holidays. She is teaching school at
Sharon Springs.
Frank (Happy) Sullivan and wife
are here from Larned, for the holi-
days. Frank is teaching at Larned.
Carl A Clark, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Clark, is home for the
holidays, from Fairview, Brown
/, county, where he is teaching in the
high school of that village.
The State Federation of Women's
Clubs of Kansas, will meet in Hays,
this coming year.
Attorney Jake Shuts has returned
from a professional trip to Kansas
City.
Jake Arnhold's boys, Sergeant
Peter of the regular army, and wife,
and Henry, are here for the holidays.
Martin Gross is here from Manhat-
tan, for the holidays. He has employ
ment in a mill at that place.
Herman Pratt and wife are here
from McCracken, for the holidays.
Attorneys Flood and Rea have
formed a law partnership which goes
into effect January 1st.
There will be an adjourned meet
ing of county commissioners, Decem-
Der 30, to let a contract for bridge
Joe Erbert, Jr, was down from
Ellis, Tuesday, and swore to a COM
plant charging Fred Eaton with
assault and battery.
Tony Jacobs will soon commence
the erection of an automobile sales
room just west of the Fred Haffamier
garage on East Second street.
Edwin W. Hill will leave Wednes-
day night, for Salina, where he will
spend his holiday vacation with rela-
tives and friends.
It is reliably reported that H. D.
Lee of Salina, intends building a
wholesale house in Hays in the near
future
Miss Anna Feitz who is teaching at
Sharon Springs, is home for the holi-
days.
Ray Pratt has enlisted in the U. S.
Regular Army.
Miss Eunice Eyler of the Fort Hays
Normal faculty, is spending the holi-
day vacation whit her parents at Dor
rance.
The Normal students left Saturday
for their homes, to spend the Christ
mas vacation.
Arthur Hemphill was called away
last week, on account of the serious
illness of his grandmother.
Miss Alice McLain is home for the
holidays. She is teaching in the Colby
schools.
Miss Gertrude Fults left Saturday,
for her home in Sedalia, Missouri, to
spend the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Edna Fulton and daughter,
Eula, are here from Mitchell county,
visiting Mrs. Fulton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Pierce.
Mrs. Eta L. Ward and son, Ralph,
are here from Ann Arbor, Michigan,
to spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.
Miss Marion Flanders, a former
member of the Fort Hays Normal
faculty, arrived the first of the week
for short visit with Hays friends.
Miss Alice Craig came over from
Rozel, where she is teaching, Friday
evening, to spend the holidays with
home folks.
Miss Pauline Herl who is teaching
the Primary grade at Agenda, Kansas
arrived in Hays, Saturday evening, to
spend the holiday vacation with home
folks
1 pCllLlOH - DCIGlS ClTCuldL6Q mere
for the purpose of securing the parole
of John ]. Armbruster who is serving
a sentence for negligently shooting al
an automobile ON Halloween night
wounding Lou Ast, one of the occup-
ants of the car
Tuesday evening, a very helpful
and pleasing program was rendered
by the Baptist Sunday School, in the
Baptist church. A play was rendered
which taught beautifully the new
Spirit of Christmas. Santa Claus ar
rived at the close of the program
with treat for an the boys and girls
James Start has purchased tn,
! Tim Logan property on West Sheri
dan Avenue and will occupy it at ono,
he is moving in this week Mr.. "
A. Toepfer, bookkeeper at the Citi
zens State Bank, who has been livin,
there, viii move to tn
Muiroy cottage on the corner of Sec
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