The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-27
Wanted-Liberty Bonds.
I want a few Liberty Bonds.
J. H. Downing.


For good table board phone 594.
Albert N1ckles and father went
over to Fairport on a fishing trip the
first of the week.
The Catholic church at Yocemento
is being moved.
Clark Reed is here visiting home
friends.
Jerry Gladhart was up from Law
renee, this week.
The A. o. U. W. lodge mmebers
held a dance in their hall Monday
night.
Clair Higgins living over on the
Smoky Hill river, has recently pur-
chased a new Gardiner automobile.
George Swires this week purchased
Chrevolet car of Bemis & Stein.
The summer term at the Normal
commences Tuesday, June 1st.
Nearly an inch of rain fell here
Wednesday night.
Office rooms for rent Inquire of
A A. Wiesner.
Work has been commenced on the
new Haffamier garage on East Sec
ond Street.
See Tholen's window of electric
goods. 1O8 S. Chestnut st. m27t3
Miss Alice Craig returned home
Sunday, from Rozel, where she has
been teaching in the city schools.
! Miss Alice McLain returned home
Saturday morning, from Colby where
she has been teaching in the city
schools.
A W. Copeland was here from
north of McCracken, Tuesday.
Tholen's have added a line of Elec-
tric goods. See them at 1OS S.
Chestnut St.
Pres. W. A. Lewis will deliver the
Memorial Day address at Lacrosse,
Monday, May 31st.
Miss Pauline Herl returned home
Monday morning, from Agenda, Kan
sas, where she has been teaching in
the city schools.
Electric goods at Tholen's Jewelry
Store, 1O8 S. Chestnut st.
Prof. L. D. Wooster delivered the
WaKeeney High School Commence
ment Address, Wednesday, May 26.
Robert Bissing went to Kansas City
Tuesday night, where he will, take
training in steel construction.
Mrs. Otto Knoche and little child
are here from Nampa, Idaho, visit
ing home friends.
Mary Anna, the fifteen months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
orth, Jr., died Monday and was
buried Tuesday.
It is reported that Ed Grass was
married to Miss Vivian Gadd who is
attending the Normal, from Good
land. The editor interviewed the
Grass Brothers but got no informa,
ton other than good cigar.
Henry A. Reiff and Caroline Wag
ner were married Wednesday, May
26th.
Hugo Kohl left for Denver, tn,
first of the week, to take examination
given by the State Board of Phar
macy of Colorado.
W. S. Miles is repairing and fixing
{ up his restaurant and has just return
ed from Denver, Colorado, where h,
purchased a nice lot of furniture
When he gets through fixing up, h
will have the finest restaurant in tn
8 city.
II DR.. Hennerich has his part of tn
8 lots south and east of the Free Pres
$ Office, cleaned up in pretty goo
3 shape. Now it is up to other inter
g tested parties to finish the job. Thos
8 lots have been an eyesore and dis
s grace to the town the past year o
9 more and right on the main street
Chestnut Street.
81 Carl A. Clark is home from hi
81 school at Fairview, Kansas He wi
81 remain home and attend summe
g school during his vacation. He ha
g been re-employed by the school boar
81 at Fairview for the next term c
IS school which begins in September.
& On June 8, 1920, the Shriners wi
S meet in Hays, when about 80
S novices will be initiated into the my
81 teries of the order Some fiftee
g candidates who expect to be inducte
IL into the order met here last Monds
IS to prepare for the finals when Il
IS order meets en- masse June 3rd.
Mike Arnold last Thursday, T
S ceived from the Government homo
S able citation for distinguished Sc
n III I'll.