The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-27
Charles Blackmun and Pete FELTON,

spent Sunday in Ellis.
R. W. Ealden of Ellis, was a Hays
visitor Friday
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Early of Ellis, is i'll at the
Hays hospital.
Mrs. D. H. Early visited with her
son Fred at Ellis last week.
Harold Pratt and Raymond Bissing
returned home Friday night.
The young folks gave a dance at
the Essex Hall, Friday night
Frank He'll was up from GOrham,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Mollie Gladhart left Friday
morning for a visit with relatives
and friends in Lawrence.
H. ]. Penney spent Friday and
Saturday with his family here
Mrs. Harper Grafton is here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. H. Middle
Kauff.
Mrs. Wagner and daughters of
Russell, came in on the noon train
! Sunday for a short visit with her sons
Jake and Fred Wagner.
Mrs. Emma Averill returned home
Friday afternoon from Ellis, where
she had been visiting.
Miss Helen Mullen is here from
Denver, visiting with her mother and
sisters.
! Richard Bissing and Lawrence Old
ham visited friends in WaKeeney,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Poffenberger of Wa
Keeney, visited with their son and
his family here, last week.
Mr. Lord of the Experiment Sta
ton returned Monday evening from
business trip to Kansas City.
Prof. Salmon of the Agricultural
College is a visitor at the Experiment
Station this week.
Rev. ]. W. Snapp and Miss Pearl
Hughes left Tuesday noon to attend
the M. E. Conference at Lindsborg.
The hearing before the Public
Utilities Commission of the Hays
Telephone rate case has ben post
poned without date.
Plymouth Rock Eggs for Setting
75c per setting, $500 per 10o.-
Peter johnson, Phone 6O7, Hays, Kan
sas.
Miss Ruth FIiesbach who has been
in WaKeney recuperating was in
Hays a few days this week but re-
turned to WaKeepey for further
rest.
The Knights of Columbus of St.
Joseph's Council exemplified the
first degree class of ten at Munjor
last Sunday.
Mr.. R. S. Maxwell returned home
Sunday morning from the southern
part of the state where he has been
the past week.
Miss Dale Poffenberger who i:
attending school at WaKeeney, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Poffen-
berger, last week.
Postmaster A. A Nierenberger, OF
Ellis, was in Hays on business Mon
day afternoon.
Il Father McKenna of Russell, was
visiting friends and ecquaintances al
Hays, Tuesday and Wednesday.
FOR SALE = Wallace County
Farms and Ranches for sale cheap
write or come. NJ. ]. Gauss, Weskan
Kansas.
Misses Bertha and Georgia vir
mond are visiting with their sisters
Mrs. Clarence Heyl at Garham, thi
week.
FOR SALE-The building on Soutl
Main Street, now being used as
Pump Shop. Price $3.50, who. want
it. Woolf Binder.
Clothes will be received by tn
Red Cross all week and next Monda.
at the Middlekauff building on Nortl
{ Main street.
; Mrs. Dunn, mother Of Miss Elsi
3 Dunn of the Normal faculty is in tn
hospital. Her son, Chas. w. Dunn 0
5 the University of Missouri has arriy
3 ed because of his mothers illness.
Raymon Custer a former studen
{ of the Ft. H. K S. N. has returne
from overseas and entered the No1
s NAL again. Mr.. Custer was in tn
thickest of the fight right at tn
front.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mr..
3 Claude Replodge died Saturday, a
the home of its grandparents, Nj
and Mrs. B. F. Replogle, on Eas
: Normal Avenue, and was buried sur
5 day.
Mrs. Catharine Reidel of Laramie
Z TU1,oroi,or d;od of Cf J0SanhS boSD