The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-01

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children enrolled. Thousands of
them are in Kansas. The purpose of
the Crusade is for the general better
ment of children's health. The funds
for carrying on this effort are derived
from the sale of Christmas seals.
Boost this good work.
Walter James and John Baxter, two
colored gentlemen from Ellis, are each
serving a term in the County Jail for
violating the Prohibitory Liquor Law.
They were discovered and picked up
during a recent search by the officials
for the source of the liquor that Tom
Greenwood drank the night he shot the
City Marshal at Ellis. MI stab Bax-
tab" also yielded a brand new Forty
FIVE Colt Revolver which he had strap
ped to his portly chest in a new-fangled
holster which places or holds the wea-
pom Immediately under the left arm.
Train No. 10 had to be brought to
a stand-stin Sunday to allow Postmas-
ter Chittenden to disembark. He had
helped his daughter onto to the train
and had inadvertently protracted his
stay.
DR.. Walter E. Hennerich spent
three days this week in Hays, visiting
his brother, DR.. o. A. Hennerich. This
was his first visit to Hays. He is con-
nected with Veterans Bureau of War
Risk Insurance
c. F. West went to Solomon, Sat
urday, to meet his Extension classes.
He returned home the same evening.
Mrs. John A. Johnson, who is living
with her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Malm-
berg, on West Second street, fell
down cellar through the trap door one
day last week. Her arm and shoulder
are bruised quite badly.
We make a speciality of Cleaning
Ladies Plush Coats. Satisfaction
Kissing Bros.
Mrs. Lou Bell has returned home
from the hospital in Kansas City. She
is rapidly improving in health.
Mrs. Pearl Garrett, who has spent
the past three weeks in Rochester,
Minnesota, is expected home soon.
DIR. o. A. Hennerich has moved his
Office from the Wiesner building to his
residence on East Juniata street.
c. NJ. Holmquist was in Hutchin-
son, last week, on business.
Mrs. Mabel Johnson spent Thanks
giving in WaKeeney, with her two
sons and her parents.
Just received the largest assert
ment of Ladies Fall Oxrords in the
city, at Kissing Bros Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Downing have
returned home from Iowa, after
spending several weeks there with
relatives and friends.
The Best assortment of Ladies
Fall OxfOrds at Kissing Bros. Shoe
Store.
Mr. Vance, Commercial teacher at
the Normal, has rented a house in the
north part of town and has brought
his wife and small son here to live.
William thinner came up from
Topeka, to spend a few days with his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Logan, at the Logan ranch. Mrs.
thinner came up a week ago and re
turned home with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bremen and
daughter, Melba, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Philip and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Philip, and Mrs. Eta L. Ward went
to Russell, Thursday, to eat Thanks
giving dinner with friends.
Miss Pauline Herl returned to Lin
coin, Sunday morning, after spending
a few days visiting her parents.
Mr.. Muir and daughter went to
Stockton, Wednesday, to spend a few
days with Mr.. Muir's sons on the
farm.
George Brown, Sr., was operated
on at Rochester, Minnesota. Mrs.
Brown is there with him.
Come and have dinner and supper
with the Presbyterian Ladies on
Thursday, December 9Th, at the K. of
c. Hall. Remember the date.
Mrs. Wunderlich of Fairport, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. J. G. Bremen, and
her daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. HerbigOn,
Wednesday of last week. Lawrence
Wunderlich who is attending High
School here, accompanied her home
to spend Thanksgiving vacation on the