The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-04


Miss Violet Halbe spent Thanks
giving with her parents at Dorrance.
I Miss Eunice Eyler spent her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents at Dorrance.
Miss Jean Cave who is teaching at
i Concordia, spent Thanksgiving with
home folks in Hays.
A fine American Lady's Bracelet
Watch for HER. Complete line at
THOLENS' Jewelry Store.
The Ladies of the Lutheran church
will hold their Christmas Bazaar and
Food Sale in the building formerly
occupied by the Brenner Store, on
Saturday, December 9Th. They will
serve sandwiches, doughnuts and cof-
fee at noon, and chicken supper be-
| ginning at o'clock.
Toys are going fast. Buy now be-
fore the stock is broken. We have a
complete line but it wont last long:
Oshants' Toy Store.
t Miss Rose Basgall who was badly
burned at the Standard Oil tank fire,
has recovered, and is again at her
work as clerk in Oshants' Variety
Store.
Fine Cameo Brooches, LaVallieres
and Rings. Prices Right, at THOL-
EMS Jewelry Store.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Methodist church will meet
Wednesday, December 10th, at pm,
! with Miss Lily johnson.
Lots of new Doll Cabs, Tricycles,
Hobby Horses, etc. coming in every
day at Oshants' Toy Store.
Last Saturday evening, twenty cou-
pies from the Normal student body,
enjoyed card party and dance at the
Woman's Building. Miss Elizabeth
Agnew, Dean of Women, acted as
chaperon.
Claxtonola Phonographs-AM Merry
Christmas for the whole family. See
and hear them at THILENS' Jewelry
Store.
Blue prints have arrived for the
erecting of the Kansas Gas and Petro-
leum Company. The tanks will be
situated just east of the site now oc-
cupied by the Sinclair Oil Company
and also near the new site selected
for the tanks of the Standard OIL
Company.
A complete line of Hand Painted
China and Glassware at Oshants' Va
riety Store.
Read the Christmas suggestions in
John NJ. Miller's ad in this issue.
A new stock of Mems Shoes just
received at John NJ. Miller's South
Side Tailor Shop. The prices are
right.
A complete line of Hats, Caps,
Sweaters, Collars, Shirts, Muffiers,
etc, at John NJ. Miller's South Side
Tailor Establishment t.
Chas. D. Wilson, who is in the pro-
duce business in Hays, was shaking
hands with his old friends in Cove
City, Tuesday. Charley was in the
big fire at Hays last week, but was
fortunate enough to get off with just
a slight burn on his neck. This is
Charley's first visit to Cove City since
he returned from France and he tells
some very interesting stories of his
experiences over there.-Republican
Gazette, Cove, Kansas.
For Christmas packages see the
South Side Tailor Shop.
Modern rooms and good board.
400 Crawford Avenue
The Hays Music Club will meet
with Mrs. C. E. Williams, on Tuesday,
December 9Th.
Sterling Silver, Silver Plated, and
Nickle Cigarette Cases for HIM, at
THOLENS' Jewelry Store.
Mrs L. 7. Logan of Denver, Colo
RADIO, is visiting her many friends in
Hays, this week
Miss Hazel Straily entertained last
Friday evening, at her country home,
thirty High School girls and boys in
honor of Miss Thelma Kelly who is
leaving for Junction City, where her
parents have recently moved. A de-
| ightful evening was spent in games,
music, singing, and taffy pulling, un-
til a late hour when a dainty lunch
was served. The guests were Thelma
Kelly, Helen Truan- Bessie TiIlotson,
Blanche Hoch, Susan Chittenden, Eva,
Abercrombie, Mary Chittenden,
Leona Albert, Myrtle Costner, Viola
Myers, Lucille Miller, Halle Over
holser, Alice Madden, Miss Creighton,
Lawrence Bemis, Earl Barry, Lloyd
Wilson, Ross Gregg, Ed Madden,