The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-03
LITTLE-WIEsNER

Kansas, announces the marriage OF
her youngest daughter, Kathryn
Grace, to Mr.. J. NJ Wiesner, of Ellis.
The Wedding, characterized by beau
tiful simplicity, took place Saturday
morning June 18th at seven o'clock
at st Mary's Church, Russell, Kansas,
Father James McKenna, of Russell
officiating. Miss Mary Mills, of Rus
sell, and Mr.. r. J. Little, brother of
the bride, attended the couple
the out-of-town people attending the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harrington, of Hoising, and Mr..
Charles Little, g brother of the bride,
attending Creighton University Med
ical School at Omaha. Mrs. Harring-
ton is a sister of the bride.
The Bride wore an attractive
travelling suit of dark blue poplin and
a white blouse of georgette crepe
elaborately beaded in Oriental shades.
Her hat was of white panama straw
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides mother, to Father James
McKenna, the bridal party, and few
immediate relatives.
Mrs. Wiesner, is one of the best
known young women in Russell Coun-
ty, and has many acquaintance
among the young people of Ellis
County. The study and practice of
practical home economics have taken
up her time extensively. Along this
line she has made some praiseworthy
accomplishments. During the past
two years she has devoted much of
her time to Red Cross Work, particu-
larly at sewing.
Mr.. Wiesner, who is a member OF
one of the pioneer families of Ellis
County, is at present the County At
torney of this county. He attended
the Common Parochial Schools at
Hays and at Ellis, the Ellis High
followed by four years work at the
Fort Hays Normal School. He is q
graduate of the ST. Louis University
Institute of Law, graduating in June
1914. During the same month he
was admitted to the Kansas Bar and
has since successfully practised law,
except during q time of service in
the Army.
They will be at home in Hays after
July 18th. 1919.
. Mrs. Gerhart Unrein received tel
egram- from her son, Mike, saying
that he arrived in New York Sunday,
and will be home soon.
Get your Betting and Threshers'
supplies and automobile accessories
at the Northside Garage.
eve want to hire by the month,
a first class truck driver
c. G. Cochran & Sons
Pete Smith expects to move into his
new quarters on North Chestnut
Street about August 1st.
Frank Stout returned Sunday,
from a trip to Pueblo. He left Sun
day night for Arkansas
Miss Evadna Kraus left Sunday
morning for Chicago, where she is at
tending the Art Institute.
Mr.. Markell, the Photographer, has
lot of photographs of Hays, the Ex-
pertinent Station and the surrounding
country which were taken from an
airplane on the 25th of June. He
was in the air about 80 minutes.
The Strand, the old reliable mo-
ton picture house of the city, is
having good houses these sultry
nights. The Strand is a pleasant
place to spend an evening and the
cost is trifling
Dell Gregg, from near WaKeeney
is at the Hays Hospital, where he
was opperated on for appendicitis
last Tuesday morning. His broth
ers, E. J. and Charles, who live near
Utica, are here with him.
Later-Dell died to-day (Thurs-
day), about noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nunemaker
Ad Mrs. Spar of Ellsworth, stop
ped in Hays a few hours while on
their way to Colorado, where they
will spend the summer.