The Hays free press., 1921-10-13

year.
". A King has been confined to hi.
home with a severe cold but was abll
to-be out today.
C. Z. Malmberg is again able to 60
back to work in J. G. Brenner's store
DR.. Stuckey, the Chiropractor. wa.
in Ellis, Tuesday, on professional
business.
YOU can boost the dairy industry
of this community by buying Golden
Belt Creamery & Ice Co. $50 non-tax-
able stock.
The Ladies of the Lutheran Aid
Society viii meet in the Sunday
School room of the church Thursday
afternoon, October 20. Mrs. Geo.
Brown, Mrs. VIII Bellman and Mrs.
Geo. Grass. Sr., will serve.
Miss Alice Holm drove up from Sa-
lima, Sunday. and is spending a few
days here with her brother, Vic
Holm, and family.
Misses Bessie Tillotson and Dolly
Truan spent the week end in Great
Bend visiting friends. They took ad-
vantage of the Seen-ick stage line.
Several from Hays drove over to
Lacrosse, this week, to attend the
street fair given under the auspices
of the American Legion. The Nc
Clellan Shows and two air planes with
$40. cash and $40. a month for nine
months will buy an SO non-taxable
share in the Golden Belt Creamery (
Ice Co.
lots of stunts entertained the big
crowd that attended the three days.
The eastern part of the state had
killing frOsts this week, but so far this
section has escaped and lots of
flowers are still blooming out in the
open.
Barkalow Brothers of Omaha. Will
operate the Union Pacific hotels in
Topeka, Abilene and Ellis, Kansas.
after NOvembr l, it was announced
last week. This Will put them in
direct control along the railroad, like
the Harvey's on the Santa Fe.
The brick walls of the second of
the Oldham bungalows on East Nor
NAL avenue, are completed ready for
the roof.
The American Legion and the Aux
lhary had meeting last night to per-
tect the arrangements for the Nation
al Convention in Kansas City.
students-Get your Ledger Paper
at the Free Press office.
Z. NJ. Holmquist made a business
trip to Walker, today Thursday.
F. F. Baker. auctioneer of Zurich
has been crying sales in Rush county
1t Is expected that eighty members
ot the American Legion Post and the
Auxiliary of this city, will attend the
Convention in Kansas City. Many of
hem plan to leave on Friday. the
18th, inst.
Crude oil burners are being in
stalled in several furnaces in this
:ity.
L. A. Rea made a trip to Victoria. !
Wednesday, on business.
On Wednesday, U. S. Senator Knox I
II Pennsylvania, who was Secretary
II State under President Taft. died /
n Washington, from paraletic
stroke while in active duty. He has
'een prominent in politics the past
'orty years or more.
Tines have changed, as this week.
-OO-bushel auto truck loads of sweet
from Abilene and from Wa
nego in the eastern part of the state. /
we're on our streets, selling nice pota-
.oes at $500 bushel. +
Ledger Paper for classes in Book
ePIhS' at the Free Press Office
Mildred Hamilton who teaches. in /
he High School here, spent the week /
md at her home in Ellis.
Alex Philip & Son shipped 100!
'iX-month old white face calves. the
NEST ever shipped from Ellis county. I
o H. 7. Fielding at Manhattan. Kan
as, Tuesday.
r b. Acre of WaKeeney, was
BUSINESS visitor on Saturday.
Miss Annabelle Sutton visited her
riend, Mrs. J. G. Perigo, at Ellis.
saturday
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Cochran enter
aimed at diDa,- L.l