The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-15

Ed GlennOn, of the Mere, has gone
to Colorado Springs, Colorado, to visit
his sister for a few days
Wanted-Sewing to do. Mrs. H. J.
Brown. Phone 624.
For Sale CheaP-One used EIec-
trio Washer. Phone 2S8.
DR.. Fowler of Broolville was in the
city, Tuesday, visiting his two daugh-
tiers, Helen add Bernice, and his son,
Duane.
Have you arranged for your
demonstration of the Eden Clothes
Washer? Phone 238.
Floyd B. Lee Iectured to the Y. NJ.
c.. A. on Thursday. His subject was
lfFA problem chat confronts every
college man" or "clean living and
eugenics;""
Ed Herbs was called home last
week, on account of the illness of his
father.
Plus Leiker of Victoria, passed
away last Sunday, after a short i'll
ness.
The Chamber of Commerce enter
tainedforty boys and girls of Wallace
county, and seventy-fve boys and
girls of Ellis county, all members of
corn growing clubs. Miss Him, Club
Leader for the state, was present and
cheered every one with happy re-
marks leading up to better organiza-
ton.
Give your wife or mother an Eden
Electric Washer for Xmas Present.
She will appreciate it every wash day,
Phone 238. Ward & Kissing Electric
Shop.
l. is reported that Eleanor Levick,
who has been seriously i'll for the
past two weeks, is improving, and 1t
is hoped, out of danger.
Mrs. Milo Stock and baby,WhO have
spent the past five weeks in our city,
left Tuesday night, for their home in
Sylvan Grove.
The debating society at the normal
has arranged to have debates in
chapel on Friday of each week. The
question for debate last Friday, was:
Resolved, That it is better to attend
a small college than large one. The
speakers on the Affirmative were Miss
Abel and Mr. Clark; tina negative
were Miss Vesta Mort and Cecil Nc
Kee.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Mac D. Thompson
were the guests of honor at a dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Flo Riggs of
Ellis. Following the dinner, the
party, at the call of the Ellis Baptist
church, went to the church building
and was genuinely surprised. The
wedding march was played as the
Pastor and wife entered. A pleasant
social evening was spent and at the
close an engraved silver platter was
presented as a memento of this ami
Wersary of the Pastors wedding
twenty-five years ago.
Hays Normal, which finished at the
top of the percentage column in the
1921 football season, has its football
schedule completed with exception Of
three open dates, but no games thus
far have been arranged with the
stronger teams of the east part of the
state. This same circumstance, on
the 1921 schedule, Occasioned con-
siderable comment, for although Hays
won the championship, considering
the percentage column as an index, 1t
did not meet any of the three run
ners-up. It is understood that efforts
are being made for a Hays-C. of E
game, the Emporia college having two
open days corresponding with those
of Hays. Coach Woodward, of Hays,
tried to get games with the stronger
teams, but was unable to do so, main
Iy because of the high prOpOrtiOnate
expense of railroad Transportation
necessary for a Hays game, eastern
coaches explained.
Mrs. Frank P. Smith and daughter
and Sam Wood of Plainville, visited
Mr.. Woods daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Addison, Saturday.