The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-06-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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Frank Watson of McCracken,
transacted business at the court house
Tuesday.
Sheriff Frank Loreditsch is an
Yates Center on business, this week.
B. M. DreHing spent Saturday in
CoIyer.
Mrs. George Grass spent few
days, the first of the week, in the
country, visiting at the Adie Criss-
man home.
Mrs. Sanford Sites is spending THIS
week in Salina, visiting her son,
Blaine, and family. Mr.. Sites is
teaching in the Salina High School.
Mrs. Carl Howard entertained the
Young Woman's Missionary Society
at her home Monday evening.
Mrs. Toothacre of Collyer, whose
baby was a patient at the hospital,
took the child home the last of the
week
Miss Esther Shively is visiting
friends in Hays. She has been tax
ing a course in nursing at the Chris
tian Hospital in Kansas City, the
past year.
Harry Grass of Lacrosse, was a Wis
itor in the city, this week.
Gus Kuhn of Ellis, spent short
time with Willard KirBman, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boughton of Kan
apois, are visiting few days with
their uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs.
Blake.
Mrs. Harold Gill enjoyed a visit
from her aunt, Mrs. D. Brink, of Mel
vern, Kansas, last week.
Annabelle Sutton left Wednesday
night for Long Beach, California.
She viii visit her sister, Mrs. Clara
Stout, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. Stramel from
Bison, were business visitors in Hays,
the first Of the week.
NJ. E. Gregg went to Ellis, Monday,
to attend lodge. He is district deputy
of the Modern Woodmen of America.
Florian Poss from Arnold, Kansas,
was in the city, last night. He visit
ed at the Metzger home while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely were up from
Kansas City, last Friday. to visit Alex
West and family. Mr. Ely is at the
head Of the firm of Ely & Mann, in
surance agents.
Last Sunday on the College
Grounds, Hays X. of c. baseball team
defeated Oakley to 2 in a well
played game. Batteries: Hays, Was
niger and Staab; Oakley, Erbert and
Richardson. The game went eleven
innings to a tie and was broken up by
Frank Carman's home run hit in the
twelfth The K. of C.'s have nifty
ball team, one that the baseball fans
may well be proud of.
Henry Winters AMI family, accom-
panied by Frank Carman, left Tues
day mronihg, for their eastern trip.
George Grass, ST., will have charge of
Mr.. Winters books and a general
supervision of Henry's hardware
store during his absence. They are
making the trip overland to Boston
and other eastern cities and will be
absent about forty days.
Rollow's art photography can
passed through Hays, Monday eve,
ming, going east.
Miss Fiesbach, last week, pur-
chased a lot on East Juniata street,
and in keeping with her known public
spiritedness, we presume, she will
soon commence the erection of &
modern bungalo.
Announcements in the Stockton
Record show that Rocks county ha.
ten announced candidates for sheriff
for the August primary.
Ellis has a new City Marshal anC
his name is Napziger. He is going
to try and enforce the ordinances re
quired by their paving campaign.
Miss Alice Bond who is house
keeper for c. NJ. Wann, went to he
home at Bunkerhill, Monday, anC
spent the day. She reports that he
brothers lost their wheat crop during
the hail storm Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Weigel of Victoria, who i
taking nurses training at Rochester
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