The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-07

return Saturday.
Miss Mary Lenherr, trained nurse
from Salina, who has been nursing
Ross Gregg, the past week, returned
to Salina Tuesday. Ross has been
very i'll with influenza.
Mrs. C. J. Titzer returned to her
home in Salina, Tuesday. Mrs. Titzer
has been Ill for the past month, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Gregg.
Mrs. Guy Gambler and little daught-
er, Cenith, left Wednesday, for their
home at Natoma, after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Gregg.
WANTED-A good Ford at once,
must be cheap. Felix E. Bissing, at
the Classic Store.
Mrs. W. J. Madden made a business
visit to Kansas City the fore part of
this week.
Mrs. P. ]. Mccarthy and three
children are here from Okmulgee,
Oklahoma, visiting her mother, Mrs.
H. B. Kohl. They will probably be
here for two or three months.
G. NJ. Cox went to Collyer Tuesday
on visit to his son VIII.
Robert Owens and wife and daugh-
ters, are here from Horton, Kansas,
visiting with Mrs. Owens mother,
Mrs. G. NJ. Cox.
President Jardine of the Manhattan
Agricultural College visited with Sup
erintendent C. F. Weeks, Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Miss Minnie and Paul Ostrum of
Kansas City, visited with their rela-
tives, Chas Hoke and family last week
returning home Tuesday morning.
Last week John Dechant, living
near Antonino lost a barn and con-
tents by fire. The loss was about
$500, entirely covered by insurance.
The loss was paid through the Miller
Brothers Agency.
Miss Alice Freese has gone away
on her vacation. While gone, Mr..
and Mrs. Kent of Junction City, who
are moving to Hays, will live in the
Freese house on East Normal Avenue.
Mr.. Kent is representing the Morris
Packing Co. of Kansas City.
Miss Mabel Landon, accompanied
by Ella Beleke, left on the morning
train Wednesday for visit with Miss
Landon's sister, Mrs. B. B. Close, of
Glade Water, Texas.
VIM. McAuley was appointed City
Marshal last Tuesday night, at the
regular meeting of the City manage
ment. John Roth, the late city mar
shal, has accepted position with the
w o. Anderson, wholesale establish
ment, of which Geo. Benton is mana
ger.
The Arlington family who have
been living in tn Alois Kissing resi-
dence have rented the Mrs. Jacob
Feitz house, corner of Vine and Viii
son Streets. Mrs. Feitz will visit
friends and relatives for a year, in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
We forgot to mention that Chas.
Banner and wife were in from their
Saline ranch, one day last week.
Charles was in again Monday of this
week
Saturday night the Younger boys
lost twenty-six stacks OF. wheat from
fire. 1t is supposed to have been set
on fire by I. W. WIS. or some other
miscreants One of the boys lost
twelve stacks and the other fourteen.
Carroll Agrelius arrived Thursday,
for a short visit with his sister, Mrs.
Victor Holm. Carroll is in the Navy
and during his service the past two
years, has advanced rapidly. He re-
ceived word Saturday to report to his
ship, so left Sunday noon for New
York.
Chas Matthew of Gibbon, Okla
homa, former resident of Ellis coun-
ty, died from a stroke of appoplexy
on July 5th, in England, where he had
been dead many years is buried in Mt
Allen Cemetery, and Mr.. Matthew:
body will be shipped here for burial
His son Charles who went to England
after his fathers remains expects tc
arrive here the last of this week. OF
the first of next Many Of the old
timers here viii no doubt remember
Mr.. Matthew, as her lived here severa
years before going to Oklahoma.
Monday evening the Business Girl
Club met on Miss Anna KeIler's law1
for their regular monthly meeting
1t being so excessively warm, most o.
the regular program was dispense'
with, except the platform talk by Mis-
Keller on the subject Toward al
Honest Standard" which was mucl
appreciated by the girls. She brough
out the necessity Of an equal standar'
in the business, professional and so
2 eial world. The Club has secured tn
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