The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-30

C. W. Miller and Vic Holms drove
to Ness City, this Thursday.
City Manager Manning has been at
tending the Managers convention at
Indianapolis, Ind.
| John NJ. Miller sold his Ford car
last Thursday.
Why not sell your cream to the
GOLDEN BELT CREAMERY, Hays?
Mr.. Beals shipped car of cattle to
Kansas City, Sunday night.
Alex West returned from Kansas
City, Wednesday morning, where he
had been to market a car of cattle.
E. C. Gordon is here from Wallace
county, this week, to visit his daugh-
ters who are attending school here
one at the Hays High School, and the
other at the Fort Hays Normal.
/ Household goods for sale.-Including
dining room set, dining room chairs,
cedar chest and other articles. See
W. w. Ward.
Mrs Eta L. Ward left Tuesday
night, for Ann Arbor, Michigan,
where her son, Ralph, is attending
school She will be absent during the
winter months.
James Shuts who has been home
the past ten days on account of the
illness of his mother, returned to his
job with the U. S. Navy, Tuesday
night.
The First ward people will please
go to Weisner's Store Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday and enroll in the
Red Cross.
Frank Walz and wife spent Sunday
and Monday in Wilson, visiting rela-
tives. They say the people are long
ing for rain down there.
The store room now occupied by
| J. G. Brenner will be for rent as soon
as Brenner moves. Apply to c. W.
Reeder.
Doctor P. C. Anders and DR.. W. B.
Daniels have purchased lots on Nor
NAL Avenue west of President Lewis
new house, and will build dwellings
the first of next year.
Sidewalks will be put in from Nor
NAL Avenue south on Elm Street to
Henry Knoche's residence. Chris
Wise has the contract to build them
Why not see Stock about metal
weather stripping. 1t saves coal and
keeps out dust. o16t4
H A Nickles went to Junction City
yesterday, and may go on to st.
Marys to see the football game.
w. T. Stedman and family left
Wednesday night, for their new home
in Omaha, Nebraska. Mr.. Stedmar
and wife are old residents of Hays
and have many friends here who re-
gret very much their departure.
Ed Hill visited friends at Hoxie
over Sunday, returning Monday even
ing. "Where's HilI?" was the ques-
ton asked by dozens of patrons OF
the Wiesner grocery store, all day
Monday.
Miss Nellie Reeder came home
Monday evening. Miss Margaretta
Schuyler of New York City, accom-
panied her. The young ladies viii
probably remain in Hays for some
time.
Mrs. Harold Howie came up from
north of Gorham, Saturday, and took
where she went to attend the funera
of niece.
500 men and women united in {
common cause can accomplish any
thing for Hays. Join the Chamber OF
Commerce.
About twenty-five lady friends Of
Mrs. W. T. Stedman assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Paul
Tuesday evening, and very pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Stedman, who left this
week for her new home in Omaha
Nebraska. The guests wore mask.
and the Halloween season was very
much in evidence A souvenir shove,
was given to Mrs. Stedman during the
evening. Games were played, anC
the guests spent a very enjoyable
evening. A Halloween luncheon con.
sisting Of pumpkin pie, popcorn balls
apples, nuts, coffee, and doughnut.
inside of which were fortunes, wa:
served, after which the guests de
parted wishing Mrs. Stedman much
joy in her new home
II. W. .Chittenden and wife, George
Bellman and wife, and H. Reemsny
der and wife returned Wednesday
evening, from a trip to Mercedes
southwestern Texas, an irrigated agri
cultural district, where the people
are interested in citrus fruits
oranges, lemons, grape fruits and figs
Mercedes is situated on the Rio Crane
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