The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-06


ice cream, butter or buttermilk. Gold
er Belt Creamery & Ice Co., Phone
484.
If it's a clean, clever play you are
wanting, see Karl Simpsons Coined
ians all next week. Big tent. Pop
ular prices.
We deliver milk to all parts of the
city. Golden Belt Creamery & Ice
Co., Phone 484.
Karl Simpsons Comedians, a guar
anteed attraction, here all next week.
Big tent. See ad.
Automobile radiators made as good
as new at the Oldham garage, East
Juniata street.
Jimmy Nolan, a former Hays boy
who has achieved considerable sue
cess and popularity as leading man,
will be here all next week with Karl
Simpsons Comedians Big Tent
Theatre.
Mrs. F. F. Beggs, State Chairman
of the Women's Republican Conven-
ton, will attend the meeting of the
State Federation in Hays, May Hip,
1920, and she will also hold a wo-
mans republican meeting Thursday
morning, May 18th, in the Woman's
Building, at 9 o'clock.
Carl L. Haywood of Oakley, was
in Hays, Tuesday of this week. He
was a pleasant caller at the Free
Press office. Mr.. Haywood has been
appointed County Agent for Ellis
County with headquarters at the City
Hall. Last year he was county agent
for Meade county.
Mr.. Wesley Grout and Miss Flor
ence Mutton were married at the
home of the bride, last Sunday even
ing. Rev. Wickman performed the
ceremony. The groom is one of the
young BARRIERS of this city, and the
bride is the youngest daughter of
Jonah Mutton of this city.
Americanization Day was observed
in Hays, last Saturday, by profuse
display ef flags and bunting on the
business houses. A number of the
residences were also decorated with
the national colors.
Mrs. Alice Guilbert, formerly Alice
Freese, was down from Cove county,
over Sunday, attending the Music
Festival.
Valentine Orth is building a
modern farm home a mile west of his
fathers, three miles south of Yoce-
mento.
We learn that DR.. Pruitt is con-
templating the erection of a building
for the housing of his fast increasing
business.
Have you cleaned up your back
yard yet? If not there are few
days left yet to get busy. Phone the
city manager if by chance the trash
wagon has missed you.
John H. Wood and N. P. Gasman
went to Ogallah, Tuesday Afternoon,
on real estate business.
At a recent meeting in a nearby
city a speaker remarked, mothers
raise girls and push them out into
society to get rid of them. anything
to keep them from being old maids,
in fact, old maids are often God sends
to whole communities.
Have you heard anything about
the oil well which is being sunk north
of town?
The Oakley Graphic in last weeks
isue, goes after Nonpartisan League
who has lately commenced
operations in Logan county. He (the
Oakley Graphic man) says the or
ganizer is from Hays. Ellis county
denies the allegation. He is a long,
lank bewhiskered biped from North
Dakota. Give him Hail Columbia!
Up to date Schlyer & Arnhold have
sold seven Mccormick Harvesters and
Threshers to the farmers of this coun-
ty: Joe BAIL, Geo. Reidel, Mike
Lang, Gus Reidel, Fred Swartz of
and Carl Krause. Perhaps
in the prehistoric days" before the
war, when wheat which sold at $1.00
per bushel was considered the top
price, there would have been but very
little sale for high priced harvester
and thresher, but since old H. c. L.
has struck the whole world and the
price of harvest hands is almost pro-
the farmers have begun to
hedge and are purchasing havesters
and threshers. They are a great saw
ing in time and money, as it takes
less than half the help to do the har-
vesting with a harvester as it did in
the old way with the header and
header barge, and it is also economy
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