The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-02-09

"CuASSuaS, rum QulHJeI, where
they attended meeting of the Cove
County Bankers Association of
which Mr. Walz is a member. About
seventy-fve including the directors
and their wives, were present at the
banquet served in the evening by the
Quinter High School
Choice dwelling lots in various
parts of the city.-H. w. Oshant.
The following sales were made
through Miller Brothers this week:
The Frank Walz house in Block Is,
in Original Town of Hays.
The Store Building on Lot 16, in
Block 8, H. P. Wilson's Addition to
Hays.
The Jacob Unrein land at YOce-
mento to Frank Wall.
The East-HaIf (E1a) Of Section 8,
in Township - Range 25, Trego
county.
Mrs. Ralph Lee will entertain the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society,
Thursday, February 18th, at her home
on East Wilson avenue.
c. E. Malmberg went to Salina,
Sunday.
H. H. Pierce of East Normal ave
nue., had the misfortune to have his
leg broken between the hip and the
knee. while working on his auto, last
Thursday afternoon. He is in st.
Anthony's hospital and doing nicely.
Mrs. Herman Oldham entertained
the resident graduate nurses in honor
of Mrs. Reed, who is soon to leave the
state. Mrs. Reed has been the. Ellis
County Health Nurse for several
years.
Miss Bertha Palmer, who teaches at
Ransom, Kansas, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Palmer, of East Normal Avenue.
DR.. C. F. West went to Solomon,
Saturday, to meet his extension
classes at that place.
DR.. Vance went to Ellis, Sunday,
where he lectured in the Baptist
Church. The church there is observ-
ing Father and Son Week and his
lecture was in harmony with it.
DR.. William Keough of McCracken,
spent Thursday in our city: He at
tended the dance in the evening given
by DR.. and Mrs. Neiswanger, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Bremen and DR.. jameson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bartell spent
/ Thursday evening in our city. Mr.
and Mrs. Bartell lived in Hays until
last summer, when they moved to
Ellis.
Miss Susie Richardson of Els
worth, is nursing at St. Anthony's
hospital.
Mrs. Pearl Garrett and two sons OF
Palco, Kansas, spent the week enc
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Jos
lin and Kate.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Beecher anC
daughter, Thelma, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Noah of Palco, Kansas, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Beecher'.
mother, Mrs Mary c. Brown.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Bremen DR.. and Mrs. Neis-
wanger and DR.. C. H Jameson enter
taied a number of their friends at {
dinner-dance at the Knights of Col
umbus Hall.
E. P. Raney of Ellis, was in the
city Saturday, between trains.
Joe Dreiling from Walker, was a
business visitor Saturday.
Mrs R S. Maxwell returned Sun.
day, from Rochester, Minnesota.
The case of Board of County Com
missioners VS.. F. N. Dreiling was con
cluded Friday afternoon as far as th'
plaintiff is concerned. Defendan
then demurred to the testimony ant
was overruled. The defense will havr
case presented some time in March
/ Five days were used in exhibiting
evidence by plaintiff and it IS though
that the same amount of time viii b.
used by the defense.
The ordinance has been published
showing that PlainvilIe spent $101,
484.41 for their street paving, ant
ordered bonds issued. Paved street
are nice but cost lots Of money.
Ye Olden Tyne Novelty Concer
will be given by the Hays Band a
the Strand Theatre, Thursday, Feb
ruary 23rd The proceeds will b