The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-01-27
II. W. Grass was over from La
Crosse Wednesday,


Ben F. McCarrou and Earl T. Gil
lespie were over from Plainville,
Wednesday, to attend meeting of
the AleppO COmmandery.
Lou Banker of Russell, was in Hays
Wednesday.
Frank Merrill, John Mcmahon and
Arthur 1. Cromb were here from Ellis
Wednesday.
a. H. Young of Alexander, was
here Wednesday.
Miss Viola Meyer. who is teaching
in Russell county, spent the week end
with home folks in Hays.
Ed Hill of the A. A. Wiesner groc-
cry department, made trip to Rus
sell, on business, one day this week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Markell
on the 25th of January, baby boy,
named George.
Joseph Dorfer, who had his face
burned when a gasoline torch ex-
ploded, returned home after weeks
treatment at St. Anthony's hospital.
The Hays High School Boys Basket
Ball team played the Russell High
School Boys Basket Ball team last
Friday night. The game resulted in a
victory for Hays, the score being %
to IA
Don't Ever Marry" which was
shown at the Strand, Wednesday and
Thursday nights, was highly appre-
ciated by those present. The plot
was good, the comedy good, and the
picture was, take it all in all, an ex-
cellent one, as are all the pictures
which Manager Kirkman brings be-
fort the patrons of the Strand.
Miss Cecilia Dorney who is teach
ing in the Russell schools, spent the
week end with%ome folks Hays.
C. NJ. Holmquist visited at Victoria
between trains Monday.
j. L. Riedel was up from Victoria,
Wednesday.
J. R. Wilson was here from Wa
Keeney, Wednesday to take his wife
home, who had been i'll for some time
at st. Anthony's hospital.
The Lutheran Sunday School held a
very successful Sunday School social
at the Lutheran church, Saturday
night. Those present report a very
enjoyable evening.
A. A. 'Wiesner came home from
Kansas City, the first of the week
Geo. Butler was here from Nc
Cracken, Wednesday,
Lost.-At the Strand Theatre, Sat
urday afternoon, Child's Ring set
with three rubies. Finder please
leave at Free Press Office and receive
reward.
Gus Riedel and other members Of
the Farmers Union attended a meet
ing of the Union at Topeka, last
week, and also visited his sister al
Kansas City.
President Lewis and Profs. Lee an6
Shively of the Fort Hays Normal, at
tended the Educational Counsel OF
| the State Teachers Association al
Topeka, last week. H. L. Kent of tht
Fort Hays Experiment Station wa:
also in attendance.
Frank and Jospeh Neuberger ~o1
Ellis, took out their first naturaliza
ton papers Wednesday. John Sauel
of Victoria, also took out his first nat
uralization papers Tuesday.
| County Clerk Benson and Probate
Judge R. S. Peacock were down from
WaKeeney, this week.
The county commissioners and Co
Engineer Loreditsch laid out a roaC
near Pfeifer, Tuesday of this week.
! Miss Mamie Mulroy went to Kan
sas City, Wednesday noon on tn
plug to visit her brothr, Richard Mul
roy, Deputy Internal Revenue Col
lector
| Alex Philip returned Sunday from
an eight-days' sightseeing trip at tn
Denver, Colorado Cattle Show.
Richard Mulroy Sundayed witt
home folks, returning to Kansas Cit!
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Perigo an
Geo. Leisenring were down from Eli
this week.
II Harry Kirkman entertained mum
Der of his friends, last Thursda.
night, in the Domestic Scienc
rooms at the High School, in homo
of his eighteenth birthday. An ex
cellent supper was served by the Do
mestic Science girls, under the super
vision of Miss Morgan. The colo
scheme was pink and blue, which wa
carried out in every respect. Harr,
was the recipient of lovely gold bel
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