The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-12-16
Frank Havernann

severe shock in the news of the sud
den death of our estimable citizen.
Frank Hayemann. It occurred last
Wednesday, December 9Th, during
the night. An unusual but not very
alarming sound of heavy breathing
was heard in his room, but on investi-
cation, he was found unconscious and
soon passed away. He had reached
the age of 72 years, 10 months and
10 days, having survived his wife
about five years.
Frank Havemann was born in
Goldberg, Germany, January %,
184S. He saw military service in the
Franco-Prussian war, having taken an
active part in the great battles of that
period. His diary Of that great
event was carefully written and af-
fords some interesting information
about the struggle. On March Is,
1873, he was married. Two months
later, May II, he arrived in America
and came at once to Hays, Kansas,
where he has lived ever since. He is
survived by five sons and one daugh-
ter, namely: Fred. of Woodburn,
Ore; Mrs. Emma Nickles, OF Abilene,
Kansas; Frank, of Salmon, Ida; Gus,
Henry and Alfred, of Hays, Kansas.
Frank Havemann was one of our
best known citizens; industrious and
reliable. For many years he has
managed the Coal and Lumber bust
ness for others, as well as his own
undertaking business which in more
recent years has been managed eff
GENTLY by his son, Gus. For some
years his health had been failing but
the confidence of his friends, which
was a matter of great pride to him,
kept him at his work, faithfully at
tending to all the details until his sud
den call on Wednesday night.
He will be greatly missed by all,
not only in the business life Of Hays,
but in the Masonic Lodge of Hays,
where he has been familiar figure.
We extend our deepest sympathy
to the bereaved family. The funeral
under Masonic auspices, was held in
the Lutheran church, Saturday, at
2 80 D. m. Interment followed at
Mt. Allen cemetery.
Jacob Hauser was here from Nc
Cracken, Tuesday.
Dave Nickles and family were here
from Abilene, this week. They came
to attend the funeral os Mrs. Nickles'
father, Frank Hasenzns
Mrs. Mabel Young of Ellis, visited
relatives in Hays, Saturday.
Buy your chickens, ducks and turk
eys at Isaac Zeigler & Sons grocery
store, Chestnut street south of track.
Fresh oysters at Isaac Zeigler &
Sons store south of track.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Palmberg OF
Plymouth, Mass, uncle and aunt OF
Mrs. H. H. Winters, arrived Thursday
Of last week. They will spend the
holidays in Hays.
! Henry Winters and family and ]
A. Palmberg and wife motored to Ma
toma, last Sunday, and dined with c
o. Hunt and family.
Buy your chickens, ducks and turk
eys at Isaac Zeigler & Sons grocer!
store, Chestnut street south of track
Fresh oysters at Isaac Zeigler &
Sons store south of track.
Lloyd Campbell has accepted jOl
as meat cutter at the Isaac Zeigler {
Sons meat market.
Miss Ernestine Fields is attending
college at Fulton, Missouri.
Prof. Haas who has been at st. An
thongs hospital, this city, for som
time, has recovered and returned t
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jordan left Wed
nesday, for Kansas City to spend tn
holidays with their son, VIM. H. JO1
dan and wife.
Noah Zeigler and wife o
Oakley, brought their son, Jack
to ST. Anthony's hospital, Mon
day, to be operated on for ap
pendicitis.
Lost.-west of Hays on Colder
Belt, one tire, tire holder, tail light
and Colo, License tag No. 196436
Send to Eureka Springs, Ark, an
receive reward.-I. A Mckinley
Eureka Springs. Ark.
For SaIe.-Guarante canar
singers. Phone 1913. d16t
/ On December II, 1920, the widow
of Captain Menzies Moore, now il
her 87th year, met with four of he
own children and two by marriage
/ ten grandchildren and ten by mar
riage and twenty-one great grand
children including one great grand
son-in-law, at the home of Raino
Moore, fifteen miles south Of Ellis
and thirteen miles southwest O
Hays, and held a family reunion ant