The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-18

II you want 10 save IHOhSy O4 lii
plements such as Mowers, Rakes,
Plows, Corn Binders, ETC., see Carl
Leiker, South Main Street.
Miss Nellie Mumert of Hill City,
arrived in Hays, last week, to work in
the Library at the Normal Miss
Mumert attended school here and will
work on arranging books until school
begins in September.
Pref. W.'D. Shewman, teacher of
Physics at the Fort Hays Normal, has
secured a better paying position in
one of the high schools of st. Louis,
and he and his family will leave Sept
ember 1st, for their new home. Mr..
Shewman and family came here from
Indiana, two years ago, and have
made many friends in Hays, who re-
gret to see them leave, and who wish
them success sin their new home.
About fifteen young ladies of the
high school are this week enjoying a
tenting vacation on the creek near
the Logan home, four miles southeast
of Hays. They took along the Freese
army tent prepared for bad weather
Oldham brothers commenced ex-
cavating Wednesday morning, on
the corner of Oak and East Normal
avenue, for two bungalo residences
to be built of tile and stucco.
The Ellis neighborhood had a nice
rain Monday, that missed Hays, but
the rain of Saturday and Sunday put
the ground in the county in great
shape, and blowing is going on every
da. y
Every ex-soldier in Hays and Ellis
County is cordially invited to be
present at the Legion Hall in Hays,
on the evening of August "a, 1921.
Refreshments will be served Bring
your ladies.
Colors and styles were never more
beautiful. Come in and let US show
you smart new hat at a reasonable
price.-The Macintosh Hat Shop.
Lyons and Panne velvet hats, Silk
Duvetyns, Hatters' Plush Sport Sail
ors, fancy Feather hats, now to be
seen at the Macintosh Hat Shop.
Miss Alice Craig returned home
Tuesday morning, from Rozel, where
she has been visiting the past week.
The McKinzey's returned home
Sunday night, after two weeks So
journ in Colorado.
Chas. Hawks and family returned
home, Monday night, from a two
weeks vacation in Colorado.
]. P. Kissing and wife returned
home Sunday night, from the vaca-
ton trip to Colorado.
w. D. Shewman made a trip to
Quinter, Thursday night, returning
home Friday night.
Train 1O4 was annulled Monday
morning, owing to washouts in Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. VIM. Bellman and little
daughter, Katherine May, left Satur-
day, for a visit with friends in Jewell
county.
Mrs. VIM. Horne and Mrs. Peter
Mcdonald and daughter, Alice, motor
ed from Omaha, Nebraska, arriving
here last Thursday, and are visiting
Mrs. Adie Swires.
The Macintosh Hat Shop is now
displaying a full line of the latest
styles in Fall Millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Goetchius and
daughters returned last Thursday
evening, from Kingman, Kansas,
where they visited Mrs. Goetchius'
brother, Mr.. Chas. Rogers and family,
and also Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bobst.
Mrs. James Grippen of YocementO,
fell and broke her hip the first of the
week, and is now at the St. Anthony
hospital in this city.
Our last word from W. F. Bunker
and family on their way to the Pacific
Coast-stopping, at intervals, to do
repair work at local shops, at which
Mr.. Bunker is an expert-they were
at Buel, Idaho, expecting to 'move
on" in few days.
Cluttered up chicken yards within
stones throw Of the Normal College
Is too much like washing dirty linen