The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-05-20
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ed, confessed and were nned-DeSIdeS
4 short jail sentence. The boys were
promised (as this was the first Of
fense) that the next time they per
petrated like offense, that it would
go hard with them.
The northside fountain is being re-
paired.
Wolf Hound pups for sale.-See
Gay Tillotson.
A certain young woman remarked
recently that "there is not man liv-
ing but what some woman would
marry him, that is, if the man would
pop the question"
The new manager will be on the
job June 1st
C. L. Mcclure of Goodland, was
here one day last week. Mr. Mcclure
lived in Hays, thirty-five years ago.
Miss Anna Felten and Sam Shade
were married last Friday evening,
and left on a wedding trip to Kansas
City. Word came here afterward
that they were at Anthony, Kansas
Mrs. Joe Irwin is here from Fort
Collins, Colo, visiting R. L. Hall and
family. -
A baseball game between Loretta
and Fort Hays Normal, Wednesday,
resulted in a score of to 8 in favor
of Loretta.
The Fort Hays Normal School
Baccalaureate Sermon will be held in
the Normal Auditorium, Sunday
evening, May %, at $50. DIR. Kulp
of Topeka, viii deliver the sermon.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public.
Raise the Average of Americanism in
HAYS
Come on in
JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION
Membership Week May 1922
Don't forget the races Wednesday
and Thursday, June 2 and 3, Hays,
Kansas.
Canary birds for sale. See Mrs.
w A. Campbell, Phone 416, West
Perry Avenue. m20t4
Mrs. Lottie Dengler and lady
friend from Altoona, Penna., are here
visiting the W. A Campbell family.
Mrs. .Dengler is a half sister OF Mr..
Campbell 1t has been twenty-five
years since they have seen each other.
Three Harness races and other at
fractions at the Hays races, June 2
and 3.
We Started Together
Let's Stick Together
JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION
Membership Week May 1922
On Tuesday, Miss Eva Wood left
for a trip through Colorado with Mr..
and Mrs. George Sessions of Boston,
who have been guests at the Bruins
wick for several days, while on their
way from the east for a Kansas and
Colorado trip.
Mrs. Frank Wilson is spending this
week in Kansas City, visiting with DIR.
Curtis and family of New York City.
DR.. Curtis is lecturer of fame. He
and his family are on an auto trip
from the east to Kansas and Texas,
and are stopping at Kansas City on
their way. They had expected to
take in this part of Kansas and visit
at the Wilson home, but were scared
out by the heavy spring rains in the
southwest. They are old friends of
the Wilson's.
John H. Wood spent several days
last week showing land in Pratt
county, and made sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning and son left
Sunday morning, for their new home
at Nowata, Oklahoma.
c. W. Miller has the appointing
of one or more persons to go on the
Allen Special to New York. The
Special will leave Kansas City, May
26th, at 7:OO p. m. The fare will be
$685.. Who wants to go? See C.
w. Miller for reservations.
Mrs. Crawford, wife of Ex-Govern-
or Crawford, who was the second
Governor of Kansas, and mother of
Mrs Arthur Capper, died at her home
in Topeka, Wednesday.
Harry Stock and wife are here
from Oakley, where they have been
teaching school the past nine months.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Mad
den, Wednesday night of this week,
a daughter.
Roy Binder and Miss Ida Rupp
were married ar the Catholic cJ,71-oI,