The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-22


SELL Will do you good service.
The Knights Templar will hold
their delayed conclave and take in a
large class on February 4th.
Mrs. Fred Schwaller and Mrs. T.
R. Andrews will entertain the Pres
byterian Ladies Aid Society, Thurs
day, January 29th, at the home of
Mrs Schwaller
Anthony Deane was over from
Hutchinson, the first of the week.
Miss Bertha Palmer entertained
number of the young folks of the
Lutheran church, at her home Tues
day evening.
Ed Ross of Buckeye, has COM
menced work on a new residence in
East Hays.
The John Pfeifer property situated
in Yocemento, was sold this week at
auction to Stephen Sack. Consider
alton, $3.50.
C. D. Gibson, cashier of the First
National Bank of Ellis, was transact
ing business in Hays, Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Macintosh went to Kan
sas City, Tuesday morning, for
short visit. She expects to visit in
Chicago before returning home.
Billy Schrenkler, the old timer,
came in from WaKeeney, on Tuesday,
looking well as ever, and will visit
with friends for few days.
Mrs. R. B. Thomas left on Tuesday
for visit to her daughter, Ruby, at
Enid, Oklahoma.
C. D. Dickson of Kansas City, gen
eral manager of the Sinclair Oil COM
pany, was a Hays visitor this week,
looking up their new switch and tank
matters.
For SaIe.-Two used automobiles
in good running order. The Hays
Free Press.
Grandma May Sites, mother of
Bake, Dave and Sanford Sites, this
week reached her 9th birthday
which was celebrated at the home of
Sanford in Trego county.
George Leisenring and Editor Sny-
der of Ellis were shaking hands with
friends while they stopped here be-
tween trains, Monday.
Hays is to have the Shriners this
year. Last year they held their meet
ing at Goodland and had a good time.
Hays will show them they too can
entertain.
The Sinclair Oil Company has sent
a new Two ton Diamond ~ oil truck
to Hays. One truck could no longer
handle the Sinclair peoples business
here.
Harvey Penney was here last week
looking after business affairs.
R. H. Kistler of Denver, Colorado,
spent last Sunday in Hays in COM
pany with C. G. Cochran, looking over
some blooded stock.
-Brocaded ribbon bag, con-
tanning keys, checkbook, money, etc.
Reward for return.-Mrs. c. F. Hoke,
430 West Juniata.
The Mexican, Vianto Caldron, who
was shot in Ellis, last Monday by
Pablo Paredes, died in the St. An
thongs Hospital, Friday
Young horses for sale.-Peter
Johnson. j1tf.
Mrs Mary Ryan Rea and children
visited relatives and old friends here
the past week.
The Salina Journal announces that
the price of common brick has ad-
vanced to twenty and twenty-five dol
lars a thousand, just double the ole
price. How in the world are we going
to do any building?
John H. Wood who is again located
in Hays and in the Land business
made a business trip to Manhattan
last week and reports a great deal OF
building going on there. He says the
city is opening new additions north
of the College grounds
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Cromb, Mrs
Bert Hamilton, Mrs. L. S. johnson
and Miss Celia Cutler drove down tt
Hays, Wednesday afternoon; to visit
Miss Clarissa McNay who is in the
hospital there.-Ellis Review-Head
light.
Mrs. E C. Flood of Hays, was il
Ellis, Wednesday visiting at the Mich
olson home She also attended the
Woman's Relief Corps meeting whc
held their installation of officers anC
enjoyed fine supper Wednesday,
Ellis Review-Headlight
Rev. Gerritt Snyder, the Presby
terian minister, went to WaKeeney
Sunday, to preach there that sevening
Rev Snyder has been helping tn