The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-11-18

Lost-On road between Hays and
Dean Hill, big Bass Drum in water
proof cover. Reward Call Hays
Music Shop, Ryan Building, Hays,
Kansas.
Miss Bess Leahy is visiting in
Topeka.
A. B. Stewart returned home Sat
urday night, after a ten days visit in
Kansas City, Topeka, and Lincoln,
Nebraska
Miss Ruth Fults arrived in Hays
from Sedalia, Missouri, last week, and
enrolled at the Fort Hays Normal.
She is staying at the home of her
grandfather, F. E. McLain.
Miss Grace Dyer left last Thursday
morning for an extended visit with
relatives in Topeka and Kansas City
Mrs. Jantzen who has been i'll in
the hospital, the past two weeks, re
turned home Sunday, very much i'm
proved in health.
A. A. Wiesner is home from Kan
sas City, where he has been taking
medical treatment. He seems con-
siderably improved in health.
Wear Your Button-the wearing
of the Red Cross button at all times
is an evidence of loyalty to the organ
ization. 1t is particularly fitting,
however, that everyone who believes
in the Red Cross should wear this
emblem during the period of the Roll
Call.
Mrs. Thompson of Ellis, was a
Hays visitor Wednesday.
A Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot will
be held Tuesday, November 23rd, at
2 p. m, in Frank Kings pasture in
the southeast part of town. Fifty
turkeys and fifty geese will be given
as prizes.
Mr.. Hoch unloaded a car of monu-
ment stone Wednesday.
Andrew H. Muir is here from
Stockton.
Marvin Strailey visited friends at
Salina, Monday and Tuesday.
A complete line of Electric Ap-
pliances and Lamps at Tholen's jew
elry Store, 1O8 South Chestnut
Street. n18t2
Dave Jantzen of Brush, Colorado,
visiting his mother, who has been
quite i'll the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Brumitt are
here from Oakley, visiting their son,
John.
Chas. Wall of McCracken, has
moved into the Monroe residence II
west Hays. He has secured employ
ment with the Dorney garage.
Jonah Mutton is visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. Roger Miller, at Salina.
Mrs. Fred Miller is visiting friend:
at Salina.
Don't wait to be asked. Enroll a:
a member of the Red Cross at your
Chapter headquarters.
Am closing out entire line of Talk
ing Machines-25 per cent off on al
Photographs in stock Buy now
Tholen's Jewelry Store, 1O8 Soutl
Chestnut Street. n18ti
1t is the right of every person in ;
community to know where the Ret
Cross office is situated in order tina
they may know where to go if the!
need Red Cross help or Red Cross in
formation. The Office of the Hay
Chapter of the Red Cross is locates
on the second floor of the City Hall
Mrs. Sarah Bissing has returne,
from her eastern trip.
The Ladies of the Lutheran All
Society will hold a Christmas Bazaa
on December 4th, 1920. A fifty cen
dinner will be served in the evening
Furthr notice will be given as to tn
place.
Miss Carrie Meyer, city clerk,
home from Kansas City, where sh
has been taking treatment for he
II eyes.
! Rz.H. Eddy was up, from Russell
Tuesday.
Sixty-two cars of white face cattl
2 went east through Hays last Sunda!
Monday evening, Sheriff Welt
rounded up three young men on
charge of larceny. The trio had bee
g doing their forbidden work in con
pany of each other during the da!
but after being found out it seem
2 they scattered and were later appr'
3 hended in different parts of the cit!
j Upon geing arraigned before Justic
= B. C. Arnold, they plead guilty
the charge of petty larceny and WeI
3 fined and had the costs of prOsecI
tion assessed against them. Judgin
from complaints that have been con
3 ing in, more or less petty pilferin