The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-11-04
Mrs. R. A. Wilson went to salina,

MIS-. H. a HlSOn went " OaA4Ld1
Tuesday, to visit her parents.
Mark Hadley was in from East
Saline, this week:
The grain elevators are now get
ting plenty of cars.
C. A. Kruger who is visiting rela-
tives in Germany, is expected home
the first of next month. His wife
who accompanied him, will remain on
account of the serious illness of her
mother.
Be ready to enroll for the fourth
Red Cross roll call November 18th to
25th.
The Great Bend Tribune says:
That 139 of the teachers of Barton
county were to attend the State
Teachers Convention at Hutchinson,
last week. If that railroad from
Great Bend to Hays had been built
last year, most of them would have
come to Hays.
The Red Cross fights disease and
makes your own community a
healthier, safer place for you and
your family.
Simon and Andrew Roth, each driv-
ing Oakland cars, collided near the
schoolhouse, Wednesday evening,
damaging both cars and injuring
their children, who were occupants of
both cars.
Mr.. and Mrs nlingworth visited in
Kansas City, the past week. They at
tended the festivities of the Mystic
Shrine at Salina, Wednesday.
Revival meetings will begin at the
Baptist church, Sunday evening, Nov.
7. A cordial invitation is extended
to all
Mrs. Jantzen, mother of Leona
Jantzen, is seriously i'll at her home
on West Fifth street.
Mrs. Dollie Lee Gardner, teacher
in the Lacrosse schools, attended the
Teachers Association in Hays, last
week. and visited with old-time
friends. Mrs. Gardner was a student
of the Fort Hays Normal the first
year when it opened in the old Fort
Hays hospital building across the
creek.
DR.. F. W. Swearingen, the Topeka
Eye-Sight Specialist, will be in Hays,
to fit glasses, Tuesday, November 9,
at the Brunswick Hotel Don't for
get the date, Tuesday, November 9.
For Sale Rugs, sxI2, one Ak
Minister and one Bigelow Electra. In
quire at Ward & Bissing's Electric
Shop. Phone 238.
Ernest R. King will leave Sunday
night to attend the Western Ice
Manufacturing Association which
meets November 8, 9 and 10, at Kan
sas City.
A large and appreciative audience
witnessed ooh Daddy" at the Strand,
Saturday night "Oh Daddy" is a
high class musical comedy with an
excellent cast, while the interpretat-
i've dancing of Miss Peggy Earle and
her mother was highly appreciated
by all present.
M. G. Kirkman and wife attended
the Mystic Shrine festivities al
Salina, Wednesday.
The Ellis High School football
team will play the Hays High School
on the Normal ground, Saturday.
November 9Th.
George Basgall fell off the stair
way at the south side of the postoffice
building, last Tuesday night, OF
rather about 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning, and broke one of his legs
cut a cash in his head and was other
wise hurt He was taken to the
hospital and is now in serious con
dition. He had been at Republican
headquarters, at H W. Chittenden'!
office where election returns were be-
ing received and in going down the
stairs it is supposed that he stumbled
and fell with results as above.
The Casper ]. Middlekauff Post
No. 173 viii make a drive on Arm
istice Day, November II, 1920, fol-
the purpose of securing funds to buy
the Essex Hall for their Home. Watcl