The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-03-31

Wanted-Two girls or women at
the Brunswick Hotel. Call PAS or
call in person at the Office.
John H Forney of Lacrosse, was
over Wednesday,, attending the
Knight Templar degrees.
c. NJ. Holmquist and wife have re-
turned from Lindsborg, where they
have been attending the Messiah the
past week. He reports that the Linds-
borg Messiah Association cleared
about $1,000.
Farmers report that at least one
half the wheat acreage of this county
will be a total loss, which means a
higher price for wheat and a conse-
quent enhanced price for flour.
At the Methodist Conference at
Salina, this week, the committee re-
commended that their district hos
pital be located at Salina, with a
branch at Concordia and another at
Goodland
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Guilbert of
Trego county, were in town Monday,
selling their corn by the car load.
Two articles for the price of one
plus One Cent. The Rexall One Cent
Sale soon.
Miss Ernestine Fields who came
home last week for few days visit
with her mother, returned to her
school work in Missouri on Tuesday.
On Easter Sunday she entertained a
number of her musical friends at the
Brunswick.
Miss Elsie Grass who is teaching at
Clay Center, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s.
Grass, Sr.
Gov. Allen last week re-appOinted
RI. Gamble as State Architect for
another two years term. This is
pleasing news as he has always been
a good friend to the State Institutions
at Hays.
Nick Gassman is building tile
garage on his residence lots on East
Normal avenue.
Two coach loads of Shriners from
Kansas City, Mo, are expected to at
tend the meeting of Shriners in Hays,
May 18th.
Mrs. Geo. Starr who has been visit
ing in St. Louis, with friends, the
past few months, returned Tuesday.
All new and fresh-the goods to be
sold at the Rexall Store One Cent
Sale. Date later.
J. H. Wood was down from Monu-
ment, the first of the week.
". J. hidden made "a trip to Den
yer, the first of the week.
Jack Middlekauf and Hugo Kohl
came up from Lawrence to spend
Easter Sunday with home folks.
The hail season is fast approaching
and you cannot afford to lose your
crop. Insure your growing wheat
against hail, in a good company.
represent a first class Hail Insurance
Company. Come in and let US talk
the matter over. Office over Basgall's
stOre-B. NJ. Dreiling.
Miss Doris Middlekauff came W
from Lawrence, and spent the week
end with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
J. H Middlekauff
Mike Jacobs has sold his residence
| property to Alex Dufer.
Mrs. c. NJ. Cox has returned from
a visit with friends at ColIyer.
Two men were here from junction
City, this week, looking for a site fol
a hotel.
FOR SALE-A new dining room
table and China Closet at bargain
See j. NJ. Pimienta.
Pete Goetz of Victoria, was oper.
ated on for appendicitis at the Hay:
hospital the first of the week.
The H A Gown Produce Co. ship
ped 100 egg cases to the Farmers
Union store at Oakley, Kansas, Wed
nesday of this week.
F. J. Hoch, the Hays monument
dealer on West South Main street, /!
making arrangements to build large
residence on Juniata street on lot:
just west of Fred Miller's residence
Carthage marble will be used for the
entire building and it will be one OF
the finest residence buildings in the
city, when completed; and, by the
way, the Hoch Monument Co. are do,
ing wonderful business The large
amount of stock they keep on hand
and the large number of orders con
I tinually being sold is proof of the
fact.
! Geo. Philip, ST., is busy these day.
trying to eradicate that large anC
luxurious match of dandeIions on hi.