The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-09-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


Reemsnyder house on West Second
street.
Isaac ZeigIer had quite a sick spell
the past week, but is back in his store
at work again.
Miss Charlotte Blender has return
ed home from Salina where she at
tended the Epworth League Institute.
Tuesday, Carl A. Clark and wife
and little son left for Fairview,
Brown county, where Carl has a
school the coming year.
Last Thursday evening, August 25,
Miss. Dora Grass, daughter of Harry
Grass of Lacrosse, and a teacher at
the Fort Hays Normal for several
years, was married to Andrew P.
Hamburg, an attorney, of Chicago, in
which city they will reside. Quite a
number of guests were present, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grass, Sr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Replogle of Hays.
Her many friends here send their
heartiest congratulations.
Prof. W. D. Shewman and family
left Wednesday night for their new
home in st. Louis, where he will teach
in the high school the coming year.
During their two years stay in Hays
fbav bava ,,ada ,,,ar1, fr;ards ,,ybo -
greet to see them leave, but who wish
them success in their new home.
H. L. Pestana went to WaKeeney
on legal business Tuesday night He
is a good friend of W. NJ. McKnab,
who is at the head of the oil company
that is developing the field at Collyer.
He has visited the ''well" when it was
considered a joke.
In the District Court, this week,
judgment was rendered and entered
up against School District No. SO in
favor of the First Natioal Bank of
Ellis. That district had a treasurer
for many years who kept his and the
school money mixed. Last winter he
left for parts unknown. There turn !
ed up a number of school warrants /
for teachers salary, coal and Incl
dental expenses that the Board |
thought were paid long ago. The
bank brought suit with result as stat
ed.
Mrs. Frank Fields and daughter,
Ernestine, left Tuesday. for Gales
burg, Illinois. The latter has a posi-
ton as a teacher in the Conservatory
of Music there. Mrs Fields has been
proprietor of the Brunswick Hotel
ever since she came to Hays in the
year 1908, until a few months ago
when Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Rardin took
charge of the management for her.
During this winter she will live with
her daughter. She has a number of
relatives in different. parts of the
state with whom she plans to visit
during the winter.
VIII Cox of Collyer, was here Tues
day. He was one of the Originals
when it came to the oil well. He be-
heved in the we'll from the start and
put in money to back his faith
Mrs. E. Wurst of OgalIah, spent
Sunday here with her son, who is in
the hospital with a broken arm. The
bones are not healing as fast as they
should and there is some fear that a
silver plate will have to be inserted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reed went to
McCracken, one night asst week, and
attedd the chautauqua there.
Mrs. Winnie Owen and daughter of
Ellis, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cox, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reeder, Sr.,
entertained Mrs. ]. B. Cave and
daughters, LoRee, Jean and Mrs.
Margaret Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reeder, Jr., at dinner at the
Brunswick Hotel, Sunday.
Mrs. John Weigel of Ellis, is in St.
AnthOny's Hospital suffering with
typhoid fever. Mr.. Weigel has been
staying with her but they have secur-
ed Miss Brungardt, who is a nurse
from st. John.
Miss Anna Meyer returnd from
Salina, Monday, where she spent the
week attending the Epworth League
Institute. She reports a very fine
meeting.
Two new nurses have arrived here