The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-09-02
Hays City Drug Store,
Miss FIiesbach Here


Miss Ruth Fliesbach of Hays, ar
rived Suday evening, for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. S. c. Herrick
She is on her way home from Madi-
son, Wisconsin, where she had been
for two weeks attending the Amer
lean City Bureau School for the bene-
fit of secretaries of the Chamber of
Commerce. Miss Fliesbach is secre-
tary of the Hays Chamber of Com
merce and is live wire in the work.
Russell Reformer.
George S. Grass left Friday, for
Pennsylvania, in response to a tele-
gram that his brother Cephas had
died.
Prof. Shewman of the Fort Hays
Normal, made a professional visit to
Ellsworth, Tuesday.
Miss Edna Mansfield of Independ-
ence, Kansas, who attended the sum-
mer term here at the Fort Hays Nor
nal, has arrived to attend here this
fall instead of going to Emporia. She
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who recently went from here to indie
pendence.
Students from out of town are ar
irving and engaging their boarding
places for the fall and winter term
of school at the Fort Hays Normal.
The Sixth District Federation of
Women's Clubs will meet at Burr
Oak, Kansas, September 18th. Mrs.
tJames E. Rouse, Mrs. P. aGaspal Hars
vey, and Mrs. Walter B. Roberts viii
deliver addresses. A number of other
ladies, members of the Saturday
Afternoon Club of Hays, viii prob
ably be present at the meeting.
The delegation of our business men
returned safe from their inspection
trip to TIE Oil-shale fields of Colorado,
near Grand Junction, and report a
royal good trip.
Mems and Boys Suits at Carl
!Leiker & Sons. Come and look them
over.
On August 23rd, the Citizens State
Bank received a telegram from Den
yer, Colorado, (signed Harry Felten)
requesting the bank to send him $500
which the bank did at once. Subse-
quently they learned that Harry had
left Denver, and had not sent any re-
quest for money. Some crook had
learned Harry's name and address
and capitalized his knowledge as
above stated. Like the Chinaman,
the ways of the crook are peculiar.
Mrs. F. ]. Hafamier entertained
Monday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
F. J. Bowman of Chicago. Mrs. Bow
man is a sister of Mrs. Haffamier.
Rev. West preached at Bunkerhill,
last Sunday morning. He was assist
| ing in financial campaign for the
Lutheran Theological Seminary at
Fremont, Nebraska.
The following Real Estate sales
were made through the Miller Bros
Agency this week: Tho John P.
Gross residence, G. Nj. Mcclure resi-
dence, Francis H. Gerrett residence,
Joseph Schmidt residence, the Mrs.
Eta l. Ward half-section, and the
Margaret Rupp half-section.
Fred N. Dreiling and Hiram Joy
attended a Republican meeting at
Topeka, this week.
| Alonzo Brummit has returned from
Colorado.
Adolph Dreiling has moved into the
residence recently purchased of L
Maschka-
DIR. Unrein has moved back from
Herington, and viii occupy rooms
over the Bird Land Company.
Postmaster B. NJ. Dreaing attend
ed the Anton Weber sale last Friday
and purchased six dozen chickens. Mr..
Dreiling. perhaps, sees the "handWrit-
ing on the wall" and is making pre-
parations to go into the chicken bust
mess after the election of Warren G.
Harding, the coming president Of the
U. S. A.
Mr.. Havercorn and wife have been
employed by Emil Jantzen to look
after his farm near Fairport, and
Emil and his brother, Ed, left ON 119
Thursday morning, for Denver, Colo.