The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-27

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Oh Boyl Strand Theatre, Monday,
May 81, and Tuesday, June 1, Deep
River Jazz Revue Prices 25 and soc
B. ". Brook, a real estate man and
capitalist of Winona, was in Hays,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. Lord and son
were in Hays, this week. Mr.. Lord
was at the head of Animal Husbandry
at the Fort Hays Experiment Station
but is now manager of the Roths-
childs' ranch near Norton, Kansas.
Alex schueler and wife, Mike |
Mauer and sister, and one of P. P
Smiths sons, have gone to Flint,
Michigan, and will drive back four
new Buick cars.
IF you are going to need Here
ford or Shorthorn bull, see us at once
before we ship to the West.-C. C.
Cochran & Sons, Hays, Kansas.
We are reliably informed that Gay
Tillotson contemplates taking
course in nursing. Well, why not?
Gay would make a splendid nurse,
especially if his patients were all
young ladies.
Fred Miller and wife will leave
Saturday night for Salt Lake, Utah,
to attend a Life Insurance conven-
ton.
Ben Houser of Munjor, this week
purchased through the Wasinger
Land Agency, the C. w. Reeder 16
acre tract adjoining Hays just north
of the railroad track.
Coming to the Strand Theatre for
two days, commencing Monday, May
81, the Deep River Jazz Revue. To
say they are great is putting it mild
ly. Take the word of a man who
never slept twice in the same bed
since his 18th birthday.
Ross Gregg is the new distributor
for the Star Route. Mr.. Marple will
J have charge of the distribution and
collection for May and Mr.. Gregg
will take charge June 1st.
Wedding cards have been received
of the marriage of Miss Alice NJ,
daughter of Mrs. Ada Goodwin, and
niece of Mrs. Frank Fields of this
city, to ]. Carl Millen, on Tuesday,
June 1st, at Redwood Knoll, River
side, California. Mrs. Geodwin and
Mother Fields are living at Pomona,
| California, near Los Angeles, and en-
joying life.
Railroad excursion rates effective
on and after next Tuesday, June 1st,
have been announced. From Kansas
City to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo will be $28.62, good until
October 31st. To San Francisco and
to Los Angeles the round trip fare
will be $78.84, good to October 31st,
1920. No special rates will be given
to the Democratic National conven-
ton in June, preferring the delegates
and visitors shall stay awhile and see
California, going one route and back
another.
We clip the following from the
Salina Daily Union: GA letter from
R. J. Mulroy, head of the Salina dis
trict of the internal revenue service,
who has been in a hospital in Kansas
City for treatment for about two
weeks states that he is going to leave
Kansas City and go to Rochester
Minnesota, to take treatment of the
Mayo Brothers there. A previou:
letter had stated that he was improv.
ing nicely and would be back to Sa.
lima in a short time. With the change
in affairs it is probable that he vii
be gone for considerable time"
W. L. Kent who is working for the
Anderson Produce Co., makes severa
trips to Plainville with truck loads Of
!, produce, every few days.
First-cIass used wagons, headers
: binders, Plows, harrows, listers, ans
: cultivators for saIe.-C. C. Cochran
r & Sons, Hays, Kansas. m27w;
If you are going to need Here
ford or Shorthorn bull, see US at ono,
5 before we ship to the West.-C. C
l Cochran & Sons, Hays, Kansas.
C. NJ. Cox is visiting his son, Streat
at Eikhart, Kansas.
: Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Holloway hav,
recently taken rooms at the A. E
Stewart residence on West Secon
i street. Mr.. Holloway has been EN-
ployed by the city light plant
Harvest hands are beginning t
n arrive in Hays They viii have som
d time to wait as there viii not be an
y wheat harvested In Ellis County fo
e at least three weeks.
Miss Bertha Virmond and Fred
Winters are visiting Miss Virmond'
sister, Mrs. Heyl, at Gorham, thi
? week.