The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-03-17
Mrs. Robert Hall of West Juniata
street, is i'll at the hospital.

ship at the, basket ball tournament
They were accompanied by Miss Elma
Creighton and Frank Carman. The
girls have a fine-te Here's wish
ing the girls good luck, and that they
may win the State Championship. The
team consists of Louize Wann, Eva
Wood, Alice Madden, Lucille Miller,
Bessie Tillotson, Helen Truan and
Susan Chittenden.
Carl Leiker, the Southside Imple-
ment man, is now handling the John
Deere line of Farm Implements. See
him before you buy.
An Easter millinery sale on hats
and all other millinery goods for the
next ten days, at Miss Deane's
Store m17t2
All new and fresh-the goods to be
sold at the Rexall Store One Cent
Sale. Date later.
Dining Room Set for. sale. See
Frank Bissing.
Electric Vacuum Cleaner for sale.
See Frank Kissing.
Dr. Cramm OF Russell, was oper-
ated on last Monday for gall stones.
The Farmers Union at Munjor are
building a new brick building.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j.
Stecklein, last Saturday, daughter.
Dune Montgomery is moving on to
Fred Miller's farm north of town.
Alois Ruder is building large
residence on his farm south of town.
Don't forget the One Cent Sale at
the Rexan Store-soon.
New Easter hats for Women,
Misses and Children now on sale at
Miss Deane's Store. m17t2
Guy DeWar and family, who have
been residing in Hays the past six
months, left Wednesday, for Salina,
where they will make their home in
the future Mr. and Mrs. DeWar
made many friends during their resi-
dence in Hays, who regret to see them
leave
The Bird Land Company, last
Tuesday sold to Schlyer & Arnhold
800 acres of land near Grainfeld.
They took in part payment $500
worth of farm machinery.
Two articles for the price of one
plus One Cent. The RexaIl One Cent
Sale soon.
A letter from an old-timer of Hays,
l. NJ Yost, shows he is in Denver in
the Real Estate, Leasing of Oil Lands
and Development business. He tells
his friend that Hays needs a new
railroad and it should make booster
of every man in the old town, and he
| wishes them success.
The Ladies of the Lutheran Aid So
ciety will hold an Easter Bazaar and
Food Sale, Saturday, March. 19, 1921.
in the old Royal Cafe building. A
served during the afternoon. We can
supply you with plenty of home made
candies.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their Easter Bazaar and
Food Sale in the basement of the NJ
E. church, Saturday, March 26, 1921
Mrs. Geo. Philip, Jr, and Mrs
| Fields will entertain the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid Society Thursday, MarcI
oath, at the home of Mrs. Philip.
The outside of the new Meth
odist Parsonage on West Normal ave
nue., is about completed and is ar
oddity in Hays, being brown stuccc
like Gassman's white shoe shop build
ing.
Frank Bissing is arranging to builC
a new bungalow on West Norma
avenue near Fort street; and the
foundation for another is laid acros!
the street near and west of Elm
street, adjoining the Methodist par
sonage. In fact there is lots OF
building going on quietly around
town, and lots more in contemplation
i John l. Leiker who was genera
clerk for the Leiker & Son store, ha:
taken the management in the Farm
| ers' Union Store at Munjor, Kansas
Elmer Epperson, managing editor
of The New Chronicle of Scott City
was a pleasant caller at the Free
Press Office, last Friday. Mr.. Epper
son and wife and little son were over
from Scott City to attend the basket
ball tournament.
Jos. C. Dechant of Munjor, Kans.
visited in Hays, Wednesday and spen
some time with the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
4 Carl ]. Leiker of Munjor, Kansas
went to Topeka, to consult a surgeon
and to have an eye test.
John Rupp, P. J. Leiker and wifi
of Ness, Kansas, visited friends il
i Ellis County. lat Sunday.