The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-26

A. H. Schmoekel made trip to
WaKeeney, Monday of this week.
Alex P. West has moved back to his
home ranch east of town.
New Victor records on sale Mon
day, March 1st, at MarkweIPs.
New Victor records on sale Mon
day, March 1st, at MarkwelPs.
Adolph Dreiling and wife motored
over to Loretto, Sunday, to visit with
his wife's relatives.
1t is reported that Miles Mulroy
was the only Bryan man at the late
Democratic ''1ove feast" Miles must
have felt rather lonesome.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard
Lang, last Saturday, twins, boy and
a girl.
Miss Mabel Conboy, former resi-
dent of Hays, is here visiting the Vir-
mond sisters and other old-time
friends.
Michael NJ. Dreiling, brother of
Postmaster B. NJ. Dreiling, who
underwent an operation at the st.
Anthony hospital, last week, is said
to be improving nicely.
DAIRY SUPPLIES? We have what
you want, when you want it. Golden
Belt Creamery Co., Phone 484.
Ford Touring car for sale.-OId-
ham Bros.
Schlyer & Arnhold unloaded a car
of Avery Tractors Tuesday.
The Lutheran Ladies will serve the
C. of C. luncheon next Tuesday at the
M. E. church.
The friends of C. W. Miller, Jr.,
who has been having severe tussle
with flu, are glad to see him back al
his post of duty in the Citizens State
Bank. Mrs. Miller who was sick at
the same time, has also entirely re-
covered.
H. w. Oshant and wife are visiting
friends in Minnesota.
Miss Ruth Fliesbach, secretary OF
the Hays Chamber of Commerce, left
Wednesday, for Hutchinson, Kansas
to attend the state meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce.
A letter from DR.. Geo. B. Snyder
received at the Free Press office
Monday, states that "All of Us are
well and content. While I often long
to see and talk to my old friends,
have not the least desire to return to
Hays to live
A three room house for rent cheap
City water. Close in town.
Anna Froelich.
Mrs. Marie, Sidenius Zendt, sister
of Mrs. c. H. Jamison who recently
died of the flu, returned to her home
in Chicago, the first of the week DR.
Jamison accompanied her as far a:
Kansas City.
The address which President Levi!
was to have given week ago at {
union service, has been postponed tt
March 7. This address on the sub
ject, 'tAre We Building a Modern
Tower of Babel" will be given in the
Lutheran church, all the churche:
uniting. Further notice next week
Hereford heifer calf strayed ava!
from our barn in Hays. Call C. G
Cochran & Sons, phone "a. j29t
If Emma Goldman and her partne
in crime had lived in Germany in
stead of the United States, they woulC
have been stood up against a deaC
wall and shot instead of being de
ported. And if Townley and othe-
heads of the Non-partisan League
and also the heads of the labor aris
tocracy in Kansas, had been resident
of Germany, what do you suppos'
would have been their fate? You cal
make a good guess.
Miss Nellie NJ. Reeder, who is /;
member of the staff of the Industria
Relations Department of the Inter
church Movement, has been sent tt
Washington, D. c., at the request o.
the Consumers League of the Distric
of Columbia, to gather data on the
conditions of Child Labor in the Dis
trict, in order to present the same a
the Congressional Committee hearing
of the Child Labor bill. Senator
Charles Curtis introduced the bill anC
Senator Capper is member of the
Committee.
Will Keagy, a former Ellis count!
boy, died at Avery, Nevada, Febru
ary 20th, and his remains were
brought to Ellis The funeral occur
ed Monday afternoon under th'
auspices of the Masonic Order-es
cort composed of Ellis and Hays Com
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