The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-11-17

the General Superintendent of the u.
P. Railroad.
Ed Rea spent Saturday in Victoria,
on legal business
Mr.. Musselman of WaKeeney,
spent Sunday in our city.
Leonard Bell has purchased a resi-
dence property of John Orth. The
purchase was made through the Miller
agency.
Mrs. VIM. Dorney is visiting rela-
tives at st. Marys, Kansas.
John Reilly, former Ellis county
citizen, now living in Indiana, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. Martin Orth,
who lives southwest of town, near
Hogback.
Francis BENDER visited his sister,
Mrs. Will Truan, at WaKeeney, Fri
day.
W. o. Gardener of Plainville, spent
several days last week in Gus midst,
looking after business.
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs.
Harrison Kingsley, Wednesday.
The Saturday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. w. A. Lewis, this Sat
urday. Miss Sutton has charge Of
the program.
Mr. Vance, the new commercial
teacher at the Normal, is away this
week, making arrangements to move
his family to Hays.
Don Thurber, who teaches at
Assaria, came in Thursday night, to
attend the Homecoming celebration
on Armistice Day. He was a member
of tn Glass of 1921 at the Normal.
Ernest King visited the Creamery
Package Manufacturing Co. in Kan
sas City, last week. He went to the
city to attend a Creamery Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lewis left
Thursday night, for Osborne, Mo, to
attend the funeral of Mr. Lewis
mother.
Ward Jenkins, who is running a
jewelry store at Plainville, spent Sun
day here with his family. He will
move his family there as soon as he
can find a suitable house for them.
Miss Louise Wann who is attending
Miss Barstow's school for girls in
Kansas City, came home Thursday
night, to spend the week end with her
father and brother, Max.
The various Missionary Societies
of the Methodist church, held a joint
social at the Methodist Parsonage,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Runyon who
lived near Ellis, moved their family
into the house recently vacated by D.
P. Sims, Saturday. They came here
so they could send their three chill
dren to school.
Kenneth Stewart is seriously i'll in
the Presbyterian Hospital in Kansas
City.
Mrs. sulentic returned Sunday,
from independence, Kansas, where
she has spent the past three weeks
visiting relatives.
Miss FRAME Haffamier went to Wa
Keeney, Monday, where she conduct
ed a civil service examination. Six
teen people came to take the examin-
alton but she could only give it to
eleven at one time.
Rev. and Mrs. Baldwin and family
spent one day last week in Plainville,
In the football game last Saturday,
against Woodston, the Hays boys were
victorious. The score was IA to u,
Woodston scoring in the first and
third periods and Hays scoring in the
first and third also. Woodston made
almost all their gains by forward
passes, while Hays made most of their
gains by bucking the line.
Lucille and Everett RunyOn, of
Ellis, Kansas, enrolled in the Fresh
man class, Monday.
School was dismissed Friday at 10
o'clock, for Armistice Day. All stu
dents joined in the parade.
'SThe Festival of the Trees" will
be held at the High School on Dec
ember 10th.
One of the greatest achievements
ever done on the telephone, occurred
last week, when the whole proceed