The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-01-12
J. c. Myers was in the city today

J. c. Myers was in the city today.
For fine fresh milk, phone the Hays
City Cash Grocery. We handle the
Westview Dairy Milk.
Chas W. Miller, Jr., visited in To-
peka, Wednesday.
The Hays Cash Grocery handles
Westview Dairy Milk Phone your
orders to them.
, Judge A. D. Gilkeson returned
home Saturday morning, from To-
peka, where he spent several days on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kraus and their
daughter, Mrs. Henry McVey and
two children spent Sunday with rela-
'tives in McCracken.
Miss Mildred Hamilton spent the
weekend with her parents in Ellis.
Fred Wagner and family, Miss
Freda. Wagner, Jake Wagner, Will
Wagner and Mrs. Ringe visited Mrs.
Reiff at WaKeeney, Sunday.
Jonah Mutton returned Tuesday,
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Manhattan.
Louise Wann has returned to her
school work in Kansas City.
Alex Rupp of Victoria, was a bust
ness visitor in our city today.
We handle the Westview Dairy
Milk Phone the Hays Cash Grocery.
DR.. A. NJ. Vance went to Ellis,
Sunday, to conduct the services in the
Baptist church.
Eight Odd Fellows and members of
the Rebekah Degree went to Ellis to
see the installation of the officers of
the two orders there. After the cere-
monies were over a fine banquet was
enjoyed.
Word has been received that Edwin
Penney, formerly of this city but
now of Lawrence, was recently mar
ried to a young lady from South
Bend, Indiana. The happy couple
are students at Kansas University.
The Standard Oil Company have
secured the services of S. A. Sulentic,
the consulting engineer who has
charge of the engineering work in the
installation of the Water System at
Victoria Mr.. Sulentic will have
charge of the entire electrifcations of
! all the projects of the Standard Oil
Company in the state of Wyoming.
! The work contemplates the eXpend-
iture of over $38,OOO,OOO.
Tuesday, Attorney John R. Parsons
of WaKeeney, was driving west on
one of the streets. The suns rays
blinded him so that he could not see
the objects ahead of him. The re
suit was that his Ford ran into a
truck. The Ford radiator was pune
tured but the truck escaped unhurt.
There is a get-together social at the
Lutheran Church tonight. The fol
lowing ladies will serve a thirty-f1ve
4 cent luncheon at six o'clock: Mrs.
! Gus Havemann, Mrs. Vic Holm, Mrs.
i Charles Hoke, Mrs. August Guinther,
Mrs. John Hall and Mrs. Henry Have
mann. This will be followed by a
I social and business hour.
4 Mrs. Nick Loreditsch is i'll at the
home of her daughter in Salina. Both
Frank and Clarence went to Salina
last week, to visit their mother, and
1 Frank went down again the first OF
the week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sturgeon of Kansas
City, who travels for the RedpatF
Homer Company, spent one day this
week, here on business.
Miss Thompson of KanapOis, Is
special nurse to Owen Weidel OF
Collyer, who is in St. AnthOny's hos
pital,
/ William Grabbe of Catherine, was
business visitor in our city, Friday
Councilmen Lorenz Braun, John A
Linnenberger, John Quint and Johr
Wasinger of Victoria, were in the city
the first of the week, on official bust
ness.
Clark Burnham was in Hays, Fri
day, visiting his sister, Mrs. Annie
Shade, who is in st. AnthOny's hos
] pital.
There has been but a very little
moisture in Ellis county since las
y I,,l,- The rrrnathnr man has ma di