The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-09-02
HarHeY-EulIer

Harvey-Fuller
On Wednesday, Sept. L; at p. m,
Walter L. Harvey and Emma E.
Fuller, both of Quinter, were married
in our city, Rev. West officiating.
The groom is an intelligent and in
dustrious farmer who has frequently
visited Hays and has made many
| friends. We extend to the happy
couple our heartiest congratulations
New fall hats and millinery now
on display at Miss Deane's Millinery
Store.
Sinclair Gasoline Service Station,
price % 1-3 cents per gal, at North
Side Garage and John O'Loughlin
Garage. We also handle Sinclair
Motor Oil and Greases. s2t2
For electric wiring, and all kinds
of electrical supplies, see Ward &
Kissing, Phone 246.
''The Heart of Twenty
Miss Bertha Palmer has been elect
ed Music Supervisor in the Natoma
schools for this winter, and will leave
Friday to take up her work
Mrs. A. B. Stewards class in music
viii open September 9Th. Those wish
ing thorough instruction on Piano,
Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, or UkeIele
may see her at the Hays City Drug
Store.
A new threshing machine for sale
at a bargain. Coal oil tractor,
twenty-eight inch separator with self
feeder, weigher and wind stacker.
Bought machine for our own use.
Have done our threshing and will sell
at bargain. Also, new four bottom
power life Oliver plow.
a19t3 C. G. Cochran & Sons.
Walter Ward, A. F. Bieker, and
Clair Wilson attended the Kansas
Department American Legion meet
ing at Pittsburg, Kansas. last week.
The meeting will be held at Hutchin-
son, next year.
Charles Augustus Dinges, the in
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. L.
Dinges, died Sunday, of bronchial
pneumonia, and was buried Monday.
Mrs. James H. Reeder stopped off
at Hays, this week, while on her way
home from Colorado, to visit with old
friends.
Miss Ernestine Fields is home from
her Colorado trip, and leaves for her
school duties near Kansas City.
For saIe-stone fence posts. Call
Mrs. Eta L. Ward, Brunswick Hotel,
phone 78. a26t2
E. C. Waldo and wife of Ellis, were
visitors in Hays, Thursday.
A medicine show has been holding
forth the past week in Hays. They
never fail to draw crowd and the
alleged doctor talks himself hoarse
expounding to- a gullible audience
the merits of his wonderful medicine.
Barnum, the great Snowman, once
SdtO IuSIS IL q SOChSI OO1h SNS1y
minute" and they will all bite. The
medicine show people find suckers in
every town they visit and they all
bite.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wiesner was down from
Hays, Wednesday and Thursday, to
visit Mrs NJ. J. Mahoney and the
''The Heart of Twenty"
K. C. Stewart of Hays, was in town
Thursday. He is an aviator and was
here to see the Fair committee in re-
gard to a date for Edward Hague, of
Pratt, Kansas Russell Reformer.
Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day morning, man and woman-an
adjunct to the Volunteers, religious
organization something like the Sal
vation Army, were here with guitar
and tambourine singing and playing
and gathering in nickles from gen
erous public. Those people remind
| the writer of an Evangelist" who
| was operating ranch IN Logan coun-
i ty several years ago, as a side line.
1 He had a number of men employed
TO run his ranch while he looked after
the Lords business in other states.
One day, finding that his cash was
running low, he said to his men, ''Wen
boys, Salvation is free. but it takes
money to run this ranch, so I VIII
have to go to Indiana and run an
evangelistic meeting for few weeks
to get some ready money" They
sing, pray and exhort, but they never
fail to pass the hat or tambourine foE
all the money the crowd viii contri-
I butte.