The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-03-18

484.
Mems and Boys Suits for sale at
Leiker & Sons Store. Prices reas-
enable.
Bishop Shepard of Wichita, was
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Philip, Sr.,
during the Methodist Conference
The Topeka Capital reports that
the Santa Fe Railroad has placed
orders for $500 refrigerator cars,
1000 Stock cars, 500 Gondola cars
and fifty locomotives.
The Lutheran Ladies will hold an
Easter Bazaar and Food Sale in the
Reeder store building on Saturday,
March 9th. Come and get your Sun
days dinner.
Best milk delivered daily by
Henry Schlyer.
The Ellis County Farmers will hold
a County Convention on Saturday,
April 10th, at 10 a. m. at Hays City,
Kansas. All farmers are requested
to be present.
Edward Glernon went over to
Hays, to assist in the management of
the Smith store, recently purchased
by N. F. Shaw. Ed is right at home
in Hays as he formerly lived there
PIainville Times.
Do you drink milk? Get some reg
uIarly from Henry Schlyer.
The land advertised IT and
| 1 8, near Collyer, in the Wood land list
published in last weeks Free Press,
are both sold. Western Kansas lard
is changing hands rapidly and anyone
wishing to purchase should get busy
for the choicest tracts will all be
grabbed
Mems and Boys Suits for sale at
Leiker & Sons Store Prices reas-
enable.
The city is full of preachers this
week, and among them we notice our
friend, A. S. Hale. Rev. Hale for
seven years was guide ard counselor
of the NJ. E. congregation here in
Hays, and his upright, christian ex-
ample made many friends and great
| ly prospered the cause of the Master.
His Hays friends are always glad to
meet him whenever he passes this
way.
If you buy milk, be sure to buy the
best from Henry Schlyer.
We notice that Henry R. Honey Of
Mankato, has sold his paper to Free
mar Hale of Osborne, who is also
editor of the Osborne News. Years
ago, Mr.. Honey lived at Ellis and was
an old time political rustler and well
known in this section of the country
Mems and Boys Suits for sale al
Leiker & Sons Store. Prices reas-
enable.
The $23, 3,OI3.17 Funding Bonds OF
the City were sold to the State School
Fund Commission at par and accrued
interest from October 1st. The way
bonds are selling now in the open
market, the City made a good deal
1t was very lucky too for about every
city in the state is offering bonds and
the Commission has bought over
100000 of bonds during the last
sixty days.
Mems and Boys Suits for sale a
LeiEer & Sons Store. Prices reas
enable.
Harry Nelson, familiarly known a.
"Swede,'' is making good in othel
things than football and baseball. 1
is reported that he is employed by al
oil company in Mexico getting sal
ary of $4,000 per year. Nelson Hvet
on the Saline near Fairport and wa
captain of the K. U. football team
just before being called to service
Plainville Times.
A. N. Smith is here this week, at
tending the NJ. E. Conference.
will be remembered that Rev. Smith
was in charge of the work here sever
al years and it was through his energ!
that the present Methodist church wa
= built. He is an earnest worker ant
helped in many ways in building VI
3 the church in Hays. Also Mr.. Smith
wasn't afraid to pull off his coat anC
NOW the lawn or work in the garden
2 instead of allowing his wife to wielc
2 the hoe ard rake. We can't say a
much for some preachers w
can't very well charge Revs. Hale o
! Snapp in being delinquent, however
we never have seen either of then
s pushing a lawn mower or welding
hoe.
Get the habit. Phone 484 for you
s milk, cream, butter, buttermilk o
s ice Golden Belt Creamery & Ice &c
q The NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society wi
s hold their annual Easter Bazaar an
q Food Sale in the building formerl