The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-14

REGISTER TODAY
And Vote
for
GEO. S. GRASS
For County Treasurer
November End.
Tuesday, to attend the 1. o. o. F.
meeting as a delegate from the Hays
lodge
Harry Freese is visiting his daugh-
ter at Memphis, Tenn. From there
he will probably visit another daugh-
ter in California.
Mrs. P. c. Anders is i'll at st. An
thongs hospital.
Mrs. Warren Baker is i'll at the
hospital, suffering from nervous pros
tration.
Mrs. Rube Wilson went to Wilson,
the first of the week, to visit with
Mrs. R. W. Cole.
Schlyer & Arnhold received two
Avery tractors this week.
Four good men wanted at the Free
Press office. Seven dollars per day
and upwards for the right men.
John Sack and Nick Schlyer have
gone to Milford, Utah, to visit
friends. They expect to take a deer
hunt before they return.
Mrs. James Milham and children
are here from Colorado, visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nickles
and family.
Mrs. Frank King who has been in
Che hospital, the past two weeks, is
much better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brenner and
daughter, Melba, Mrs. Andrews and
Mrs. Azel Cochran, all of Hays, were
here Thursday for the Fair and were
guests at the J. E. Missimer home
Russell Informer
The Rev. W. F. Sheldon of the
Board of Education of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, visited Hays on
Tuesday of this week to study the
work of the Normal School and the
Hays Methodist Church. He took
dinner with the Chamber of Com
merce and was greatly pleased with
the energy of that body.
The Ladies of the Lutheran Aid
Society will tie comforts. Price rs
cents. Tufting, $1.O0.
The Saturday Afternoon Club
will meet with Mrs. R. L. Parker,
Saturday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock The lesson for the after
noon is on William Dean Howells
with Mrs. Roy Rankin as leader, and
Thomas Nelson Page with Mrs. W. A.
Lewis as leader. The members are
reminded of the special topics for
roll call and are requested to bear in
mind interesting points about the
authors for the day and their works
for the general discussion.
George Drake says he is out of the
saw filing business, hence don't bring
any more saws for him to file.
Gordon Brenner of Hays, was here
Thursday for the Fair. Mrs. Brenner
was with him and they visited at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs. J. E.
Missimer. Gordon was a merchant
at Gorham before going to Hays, and
Russell county lost fine family when
they moved further west.-Russell
Informer.
VIM. Huck and family formerly of
Ellis county, who about two years ago
moved to Oregon, and from there to
California, recently had the misfor-
tune to have their property and all
of their live stock destroyed by a
prairie fire which swept their part
Of the country, they themselves bare
ly escaping with their lives. Mr.. Huck
is at present confined in a hospital
in California, suffering from burns
received while fighting the fire. Mrs
Huck was formerly Miss Frances
Beleke from south of Hays.
U. S. Senator Charles Curtis and
The Rev. Fr. Jacobs from Usage City.
Kansas, will speak on the subject,
'The League of Nations from a Pat
riotic Viewpoint" TO the community
OF Hays in the Strand Theatre, Satur-
day evening, October 18th, 1920, at
9 o'clock Music by the Golden Belt
Glee Club and the Hays Juvenile
Band. Everybody invited.