The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-11

day, from market. He visited st.
Louis, Kansas City and New York,
where he purchased his Fan and Win
ter stock of merchandise.
Dave Taylor, U. P. claim agent,
stopped over Tuesday morning be-
tween trains. He was enrOute to
Denver.
John F. Werth was operated on for
gall stones at the St. Anthony hos
pital, last week.
Miller Bros. this week, sold the
Northeast quarter of 18-13-18 to
Lawrence Gerstner; consideration
$4,000.
Miller Bros. sold nine acres on the
east of B. F. Hopper's property, to
Herman Newberger. Herman expects
to soon commence the erection of a
residence.
Fred Oshant left Wednesday, for
Chicago, to attend the Manufacturers
Exhibit and also to order his stock
of goods for Christmas.
Mrs Edna Fulton and daughter,
Eula, returned home Monday night,
from Salina, where they have been
visiting friends.
Geo. Helder of Billings, Montana,
former superintendent at the Fort
Hays Experiment Station, visited the
week end with his sister, Mrs. A. L.
Halsted, and left Monday noon for a
visit with his parents at Manhattan
Mrs. Carl A. Clark and infant son,
Russell Eugene, came over from
Hutchinson, Saturday, for visit with
A. L. Clark and family. Carl and
family will leave for his school at
Fairview, Kansas, about September
1st.
Harry Kirkman spent Sunday with
friends in Salina.
DIR. o. A. Hennerich and wife and.
son, Otto, returned home Saturday
night, from st. Louis, where the Doc
tor has been taking medical treat
ment the past two months. He is
very much improved in health.
Fred Brandt of Plainville, spent
Sunday here with his daughter who
is in the hospital
Peter Johnson and daughter, Lily,
and son, Peter,left Monday night, for
Long Beach, California, where they
will make their home. They shipped
their furniture and car last week.
Clemens Schumacher has SO near
recovered from pneumonia that he
was able to leave the hospital and re-
turn to his home in Ellis.
Mrs. Horace Chittenden entertain
ed about thirty little folks, Wednes-
day afternoon, August 10th, from
2:3O to 500 o'clock, at her
home at the Experiment Station, in
honor of the fourth birthday of her
little son, Louis John, and Ida
Eleanor, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley S. Chittenden. The
little folks spent a very enjoyable
afternoon.
Mrs Herman RoenfeIdt and son,
Grover, are here from Kansas City,
visiting their relatives, VIM. ROen-
feldt and family.
J.F. Loveridge went to Ellis, and
spent a couple of days visiting
friends.
Clifford Small of Russell, spent the
week end visiting friends in Hays.
Joe Brett of Ellis, was brought to
st. Anthony's hospital and underwent
an operation last Friday. Mrs. Brett
accompanied him down.
Martin Peterson stopped in Hays a
short time on Monday. He was en-
route for McCracken.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shultz drove
up from Salina, Saturday night, to at
4 tend the Logan-Zimmer wedding
, They were the guests of their cousins
r Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Holmquist, while
i. in the city. Mr.. Schultz is assistant
cashier in the Reserve State Bank II
Salina
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reed and Mr.
! and Mrs. George zeigler drove over tt
McCracken, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Poole of Monument
was operated on last Wednesday, a
: st. Anthony's hospital.