The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-09-16

Father McKenna was up from Rus
sell, Sunday, attending the Knights
of Columbus initiation and banquet.
Our entire stock of Ladies, Misses
and Children's Hats at prices far be-
low their regular values. This week
and Fair" week at Miss Deane's.
Miss lone Kraus of WaKeeney,
spent Saturday in Hays.
Walter Ward has purchased lots
on East Fifth Avenue, and will soon
commence the erection of five room
bungalo.
Mrs. L. D. Wooster and little son,
Lyman, returned home Thursday
night from Emporia, where they had
been to attend the wedding OF Mr..
Wooster's sister.
Chas. Black, who was at one time,
years ago, resident of this city, was
recently seriously injured in a rail
road accident at Odgen, Utah.
Mrs. Jos. P. Kissing is visiting her
parents at Stockton.
Mrs. R. A. Wilson returned home
Monday night, after several days visit
with her parents at Salina.
Chas. Kirkman- was up from To-
peka, one day last week, visiting rela-
tives.
Azel Cochran has sold his residence
property in north Hays to Dora Cos
ser. Azel and family will move to
Washington, D. C.
Roma Nelson of Ellis, visited with
Susan Chittenden, Saturday.
The following citizens of Ellis
county have purchased, the past week.
automobiles of Schlyer & Arnhold: ::
CorneaI Staab, an Essex; Chas. Brum-
NIT, an Oakland; and ]. A. Ward of
Collyer, an Essex.
Mr.. John B. Bingtson has -pur-
chased the. Mrs. Elihn. Stout residence
on East Juniata street, through the
Miller Bros agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Herold and
children of Anthony, Kansas, visited
at the A D. Gilkeson home, last
week. Mrs. Herold is niece of Mrs.
Gilkeson and Miss Chadwick.
Mrs. R. R. Owens and daughter,
Josephine, are here from Horton,
visiting Mrs. Owens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Cox.
a. B. Stewart has returned from
Ottawa, Kansas, where he has been
visiting friends and taking in the Fair.
Marie Weber and sister, Martha,
have returned from Lincoln, Nebr.
Marie has been with Chautauqua
circuit.
Now is the time to buy a new hat
for the Fair, on sale at Miss Deane's.
Dave Taylor, the U. P. claim agent,
was in Hays, Tuesday.
Mrs. Philip Conboy and daughter,
Mabel, of Jacksonville, Illinois, and
Miss Bertha Virmond, returned from
their outing in Colorado, Saturday
night. The Cowboys will remain in
Hays, a week before proceeding to
their home in Illinois
A plane passed over Hays, Tuesday
noon, going west.
Remember the Golden Belt Fair,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week, September 21,
p, %, and "a. Bring in your prize
pumpkins, melons, corn, potatoes ,etc.
Sorghum Day at the Fort Hays Ex-
pertinent Station, last Saturday, was
well attended.
Prof. John Parker and several
other gentlemen were here from Man
haitian, this week.
J. P. Jones, the barber in the base
ment of the Knoche building on
North Chestnut street. has secured
den's building and will soon move his
shop.
Remember the Golden Belt Fair,
September 21, p, %, and "a.
Have you registered? You must
register if you expect to vote for
Harding and Coolidge next November.
The registration books are now open
at the City Clerks office.
The Free Press would like to have
a letter from every old settler in the
county, telling the date he arrived IN
Ellis county, where he settled, and
any other incident of interest that
might be pleasing to old and new resi-
dents. They viii be printed each
week. Take little time and write
US letter. It need not be lengthy.
Miss :Adah Miller who has been
transferred to Salina from the Hays
district, commenced her work with the