The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-07

Store carries fifteen patterns of china
and porcelain dinnerware in open
stock?
C. W. Reeder and Son visited Ness
City on business Tuesday.
a complete stock of glassware at
Oshants' China Store.
Edwin Hill visited the Russell Fair
Wednesday afternoon.
Flower pots at Oshants' Variety
Miss Roberts of the Fort Hays
Normal, judged the domestic science
department at the Russell County
Fair, this week.
For SaIe.-Some household furni-
ture. 211 West Normal Ave, Phone
489.
Several fine Buff Leghorn cock
ereIs for sale cheap if taken at once.
F. R. Oshant.
&C. W. Reeder and wife leave for
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, this Thurs
day night
Kiddy Kars, wagons, wheeIbarrows,
coasteres and tricycles at Oshants'
China Store.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Chas. Hoke will leave
Saturday afternoon, for short visit
with friends at BunkerhiIl, and from
there will visit their daughter at
Hunter, Kansas, where she is teach
ing.
Have you seen the "Old Venetian
Cut Glass" at Oshants' China Store?
Prof. F. B. Lee of the Fort Hays
Normal was a Salina visitor Satur-
day.
sure have some furniture for
sale. Mrs. A. F. Cochran.
Percales 25c and 35c at Oshants
Variety Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. EnglesbY of st. Aug
ustine, Florida, are here visiting their
son, E. T. Englesby.
Mrs. Sally Yost left Monday morn
ing, for her home in California, after
two weeks visit with Hays friends
Mrs Aquiline Dreiling and child
rem returned home Sunday, after a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Legge, at Salina.
Mrs. E Garland Yarbrough and
daughter, Garland, spent Saturday in
SaIina
Joseph L. Ryan and Lois Shanner
were married in New York City,
September 23rd. Joe has quit the
sea and expects to live in the east
Leap Year helped another one of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. get settled in life
Joe has lots of friends in Hays who
wish him happines' and success a
plenty.
Mrs. o. A. Hennerich and daugh-
ter, Josephine, left Sunday night, for
St. Louis.
Mrs. Christian Petersen, Mrs. I. D.
Rhoads and Mrs. C. E. Malmberg
will entertain the Lutheran Ladies'
Aid Society, Thursday afternoon,
October 7th, at the home of Mrs. C.
E. Malmberg. Everyone is cordially
invited.
Bedroom and living room furn-
iture for sale. Mrs. A. F. Cochran.
Gighams 35c at oshants' Variety
Store.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the Methodist
church, Wednesday, October 18th, at
| 200 o'clock.
The father of Miss Elma Creighton
who is one of the teachers in the
Hays High School, died at GoodIand
Kansas, last Saturday, after a pro
longed illness. His remains were
taken to Oakville, Iowa, for burial
Tuesday. Miss Creighton was pres
ent at the funeral.
Mems Overalls $3.50 at Oshants'
The Senior class of the Hays Figl
! School are publishing small paper
called The High School Grit. 1t i:
being mimeographed by the CONNER
cial department at the Fort Hay.
Normal
The Hays High School football
team Will play PlainvilIe, this after
noon Thursday, at Plainvile
A full line of Mems, Women's and
Children's winter underwear at
Oshants' Variety Store.
The rest room for girls with COM
plete equipment is being fitted up at
the High School
Mrs. James McConkey fo Saline
Township, is at the hospital where
she underwent an operation, Monday.
A beautiful assortment of Wooden
Skirts at Oshants' Variety Store.