The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-18

Mary B. Mock were united in the
bonds of Holy Matrimony, Rev. H.
Mac D. Thompson officiating. Both
of these young people are former stu
dents of the Fort Hays Normal Mr.
Gardels served with the American
Expeditionary Forces overseas. They
have many friends in Hays, who wish
them much happiness.
B. P. Mcdonald and A. E. Harris,
representatives of the Associated Mill
& Elevator Co. of Kansas City, were
in Hays, this Thursday morning.
These gentlemen are very enthusiastic
about the a & n railroad which they
say will surely be built within the
next few months This company has
mill and elevator at Larned which
they are preparing to enlarge to ac-
commodate the larger business which
they expect when the new road is
completed, and it is possible that they
will also build an elevator at Hays.
Ladies' Silk Hose and Underwear
at Oshants' Variety Store
J. B. Basgall has one of the finest
and best appointed grocery stores in
the west, and is enjoying a fine trade.
Anything you want in the grocery line
can be found at BasgalPs. BasgalPs
grocery store is one of the substantial
and growing institutions of the city.
If you buy it at BasgalPs you know it
is right and you have gotten your
moneys worth.
City Manager Manning reports six
cars of coal just received this Thurs
day morning. Those who are need
ing fuel should apply at once
Gold and Silver Belt Buckles and
fine Leather Belts for HIM, at THOL-
EMS Jewelry Store.
Kissing Bros. opened their shoe
store in their fine new building on
South Chestnut street, Monday morn
ing. Their stock has not all arrived
but new goods are being added each
day. You should see their elegant
line of mems and ladies' shoes. Their
stock is fresh and up-to-date.
F. B. Nichols, managing editor of
the Capper Farm Press, was a caller
at the Free Press Office Wednesday
afternoon. He had been spending the
day at the Fort Hays Experiment Sta
ton and was accompanied by Supt.
Weeks.
The Community Bible Study class
met-at the home of Mrs c. w. Reeder
Monday afternoon. Thirty-six mem
bers were present and very good
meeting was held.
Beautiful and serviceable, Casse-
role for wife or mother, at THO
LENS Jewelry Store.
Mrs. W. L. Kent and baby left Sun
day, for Cairo, H., to spend Christmas
Holidays with her parents.
1t is learned that Mrs. Edwin Hill
who has been seriously i'll at hospital
in Denver, Colo, for some time past
is out of danger and is slowly improv-
ing in health.
Coffee Percolator, Plain and Elec-
tric, Aluminium, Nickle and Silver
Plated, at THOLEN'S Jewelry Store
On account of the uncertain train
service, the out of town teachers left
Sunday noon for their school duties
The Home Oil Company this week
purchased a motor oil truck. They
will soon have their tank up and be
ready for business.
Sterling Silver, Silver Plated, and
Nickle Cigarette Cases for HIM, al
THOLENS' Jewelry Store.
At 1880 p. m. sharp, on Monday
December p, 1919, the Hay:
Chapter, No. 228, o. E. S. will holC
its annual election and installation OF
officers. There will also be ballotine
and initiation.
Mrs. May Paul, W. NJ.
Anna Keller, Secy.
Mr.. Farmer, we pay the top price:
for cream at all times. GOLDEN
BELT CREAMERY, Hays.
Hopper Bach is the new agent fol
the Kansas City Star and Times.
Nick Dinges is the new clerk at P
P Smiths store.
Diamond Rings at lowest possible
Iprices, at THOLENS' Jewelry Store
los S. Chestnut st.
DR.. Jack Hoffman contemplates 10
eating at Ellsworth.
Coach Robertson of the Normal
returned from the eastern part of th'
state, the first of the week.
Henry Lenhart's new barn south o.
town, has recently been completed.
CIaxtonola Photographs Merr!
Christmas for the whole family. Sc,