The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-04

cents at Jones Barber Shop.
Lost.-Child's low brown shoe, on
East Juniata street. Finder please
notify Milton Luce, Phons 445.
Chas. Hawks and wife and children
left Monday, for Colorado. Geo. Balls
and family also left on Sunday for a
short sojourn in the Rocky mountains.
The faculty members of the Fort
Hays Normal, School, surprised the
student body at chapel time by treat
ing them to watermelon, Thursday
morning. The students were told to
come to assembly the same as usual
but when they arrived they found a
feast awaiting them instead Of the
usual program.
Miss Hilma Peterson visited last
week with her sister, Hildur, who at
tended the summer school at the Nor
NAL.
James Shuts and Genevieve
Dorney attended the Chautauqua at
Ellis, Sunday night.
Lee Mckinney and wife left the
first of the week for Colorado. They
were fully equipped for camping, fish
ing and sightseeing.
William thinner of Topeka, spent
Sunday at the Logan farm home
southeast of Hays.
Mrs. Rose Williams of Downs, is
here visiting her brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Winchester. Mrs.
Williams has travelled for the past
three months in the western states.
She will spend ten days here before
returning to her home in Downs
Shave Is cents and hair cut IS
cents at Jones' Barber Shop.
When woman's heart is broken,
she spends the rest of her life dis
turbing the peace of Others.-Life.
Pete Felten has just finished fenc-
ing the Golf Course.
Harry Felten and wife, and daugh-
tiers. Lucille and Zelma Jane, left in
their automobile the first of the week,
and after touring the western coun-
ties of the state, they returned home
Wednesday.
A number of herds of hogs in Ellis
county are having cholera. DR.. Moye
says he has vaccinated over five hun
dred head in the past three weeks.
Joe Frank is here from Topeka for
a few days visit. 81 T.,
J. A. Prockish and family moved to
the farm owned by John Phares of
in the northwest corner of
Trego county. He will have charge
of several hundred acres of wheat,
and pasture land.
Some steaIthy person broke into
the offices of Drs. Blake and Neis-
wanger during the noon hour on Sat
urday. He was enriched by about
three dollars.
Mrs. R. s. Maxwell and children
are enjoying a vacation in Emporia,
Kansas. ....
Oscar Snyder had his tOnsiIs and
adenoids removed this week at the
hospital.
Charles Miller, Jr., is in Kansas
City, this week, having his eyes treat
ed.
Anthony Deane of Hutchinson,
spent few days with his relatives
here last week. He left Saturday for
a months vacation in Colorado.
President Lewis and family and
Professor F. B. Lee and family spent
several days this week camping on
the Saline river near Fairport.
Shave Is cents and hair cut IS
cents at Jones Barber Shop.
Last Sunday afternoon the passers-
by on the sidewalk had an exhib-
ltion of pugilism that lasted for near
ly three-fourths of an hour. A farm
er was said to have hired a stranger
to go to work for him. The hand got
ready to live up to the agreement,
but the farmer laughed. That anger
ed the farm hand and a fight com
menced that lasted until an officer
appeared on the scene and stopped the
night. The farmer got caught but the
hand had better and swifter feet and
escaDed