The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-24

Normal by the students and teachers
of the music department of the school.
Paul King entertained his little
kindergarten playmates at his home
on East Fifth Street, Tuesday evening.
Walter Miles opened his Cafe and
Bakery on West Second Street Satur-
day.
The young folks gave a dance at
the Essex Hall, Tuesday evening. A
large crowd was in attendance and a
good time was reported.
Mrs. Chas Rouse who has been
quite i'll at the Hays hospital the past
two months, returned to her rooms at
the Bunker rooming house, Sunday.
Diamond Breaches up to $4,000 at
Tholen's Jewelry Store. 1O8 S. Chest
nut Street.
Jack and Betty Nicholson of Ellis,
have been spending the week with
Clayton and James Flood.
Alex Schueler of the Golden Belt
Garage sold four Dodge cars this
week. The Dodge is A 1 car and is
becoming a favorite with auto fans.
Fred n. Dreiling recently purchas-
ed a large line of general merchan-
disc for the Walker Mercantile Co.
Fred also reports that wheat in the
neighborhood of Walker is averaging
about 20 bushels to the acre.
The Business Girls had a meeting
Monday night. Lunch was served.
S. D. Butcher is here from Law
renee.
John and Tom McGrain of Chicago
brothers of Mrs. H. J. Penney, Mrs.
Joe Schaefer and Mrs. Alois Bissing
axe here on a visit.
Judge Mason of the Board of Re
gants was here this week looking over
the Fort Hays Normal and the Expert
nlent Station.
Diamond rings up to $4,000 at
( Tholen's JeWelry Store
C. E. Koons and wife are here from
Sharon Springs. Mr. Rooms who is a
hardware merchant at the above place
was operated on at the Hays hospital
fo- appendicitis.
Clarence Haffamier returned Mon
day from Gillette, Wyoming. He re
ports that country is very dry and
stockmen- aFe-shipping their cattle
away to pasture.
ABB. Glenn, agent for Kansas City
packing house, was severely injured in
an automobile accident, near Grinnell
one day this week, He was riding in
a Tin Lizzy.
Mrs. Jennie Erway of Natoma is
visiting friends in Hays this week.
DR.. Moye, who returned some time
ego from overseas and who has been
visiting friends in Colorado, returned
20 Hays Sunday.
Aieppo Commandry 81, Knights
Templar, took in a large class Mon
day night.
Work has commenced this week on
two new residences on West Normal
Avenue.
4 man with money can build a resi-
dence and beautify his home to suit
better than one some one else has
built, then why not buy a lot and
build home to suit, yourself. It is
the cheapest in the long run.
Howard, Hamilton, Illinois, Elgin,
Waltharn, South Bend, Crown and
Ingerson Watches, at Tholen's Jewel
~ Store
Harold Gil and wife made a trip
! to WaKeeney in the Cowan & Co.
Buick six, Tuesday.
The Medicine show doing business
on West South Main Street has large
audiences every night. They will go
from here to Ellis and eventually as
far west as Oakley.
! c. ". Miller, Jr. and wife, Harry
] King, wife and children left Saturday
via the auto route for Colorado
| Springs, for short vacation, and to
escape the intense heat which now
prevades sunny Kansas.
c. A. Miller and wife returned from
Kansas City Monday. They drove
home in brand new Haynes automo-
bile
Frank Bauer has finished his course
in cartooning and window display
work at the Chicago Art Institute and
is waiting to hear from a job.
VIM. Haffamier, the seven year olG
son OF Fred Haffamier was thrown
from pony out at the Philip ranch
Tuesday of this week and broke both
bones below the elbow of his right
arm.
Nike Unrein, who has recently re-
turned from overseas succeeded in
smuggling past the censor a German
airplane machine gun with full equip
| y,1a7t He has assem- blod tho T,arfs