The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-05-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

church lawn on East Normal avenue
At Munjor, Tuesday, Miss Matilde
Rupp was married to Raymond
Leiker. They will make their home
on a farm near Munjor. The happy
couple were in Hays, Tuesday after
noon' receiving the congratulations
OF their Hays friends.
Rev FIR. Wenzel of Buffalo Park,
passed through Hays Tuesday. en-
route for Victoria.
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon of Palco,
We're in the city, Saturday. Rev.
Gordon conducted the funeral serv-
ices of Mrs. Sarah Croker
T. C. Reed & Sons are installing
a refrigerating plant in their meat
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Beecher spent
Saturday with the latter's mother.
Mrs Mary C, Brown, on East Jun
iata street.
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Snyder went
to Salina, this week, to attend
Lutheran Brotherhood banquet.
The Fort Hays Normal Band gave
a concert at Quinter, Saturday 1t
was well attended and the boys and
girls report a good crowd at the Hall.
Mrs. C. D. Blake and children,
Junior and Betty, returned Tuesday,
from a visit with relatives at Car
metro.
Franklin Thompson was surprised
Tuesday of this week, by fifteen of
his friends attending a birthday
party given in his honor. Every one
present reported very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Runyon, who
were called here on account of the
death of Mrs. Runyon's mother, Mrs.
Sarah Croker, returned to their
home at Hobart, Colorado.
DIR. Stuckey went to Ellis, wednes-
day, on professional business.
The Sunday Topeka Capital pub
lished two columns of the names of
the graduates this year, at the Fort
Hays Normal, and also gave picture
of Mr. and Mrs. Unrein and an article
of their golden wedding; they former
ly lived in Topeka.
For Sale.-5 passenger Allen Tour
ing Car in good condition.
Our exchanges are loud in their
praise of the Musical programs here,
the Sunday afternoon concert, but
are full of woe of the terrible times
their people had getting home Sun
day Afternoon after the rain. About
half of the cars, it seems, were stuck
in the bitches, not muddy, but just
slippery enough to put them in the
bitches on the side of the road.
Hon. Samuel T. Howe, formerly
State Treasurer and Chairman of the
Kansas State Tax Comission since
1907, us years. died at his home in
Topeka, last week, aged IA years.
He-was one of the pushers of the
Golden Belt railroad and insisted
that the State Utility Board grant it
permission to build and placed on the
tax list in the State, County, Town
ship and School districts.
This has been a busy week with
the Board of County Commissioners.
sitting all the week as a Board of
Equalization of taxes on Real Estate,
as this years assessment holds for
four years. Next Monday they meet
to look after those in Hays City. Be
on hand or forget it for four years.
The Probate Judge is a busy man
these days, the marriage license bust
ness being brisk. In addition to those
spoken of in other locals he has issued
the past week, licenses to marry to
the following persons: Fred Miller
of Catherine to Pauline Kuckarek of
Ellis; Paul Herl of blackberry, Kan
sas, to Lavonia, daughter of Joe Was
niger of Collyer; Jos. Orth of Hays,
to Albina Bhlinger of Victoria; Leo
E. Karlin of SEVERN, to Martha Etzel
of Hays; Joe Meis of Hays, to Maggie
Weber of Victoria; Anton Dreiling of
Walker, to Marian Ernst of Lacrosse.
For saie.-C Melody Saxophone
and good Bicycle. Phone Chas. Hoke.
During the past year, five new
Methodist Hospitals have been estab-
lished in Northwest Kansas-Belle-
vile, Goodland, Norton, Salina and
HAYS. Last week the Hospital COM
,,,ittaa Of the rnnference met at Sa-