The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-03-24


The girls basket ball team of the
High school, accompanied by Coach
Carman, with Elma Creighton, Mrs.
Glathart and Mrs. H A. Nickles as
chaperons, went to Lawrence, last
week, to participate in the State
Basket Ball Tournament. They were
defeated by Rosedale in their first
game, by a small score. The girls
spent Saturday and Sunday at Man
haitian the guests of Miss Creighton
at her home
c. A. Shively addressed the Rocks
County teachers at Plainville, last
Saturday.
An Easter millinery sale on hats
and all other millinery goods for the
next ten days, at Miss Deane's
Store. m17t2
The Music Club will give an Easter
program open to the public, at the
Lutheran Church, Tuesday, March
29th, at $3.50 p. m. Active members
please meet promptly at O'Clock for
a business meeting.
P. & o. listers high polished mold
boards at Schlyer & Arnhold.
The new State. Bank Commissioner,
Frank H. Foster, now President of
Fort Scott bank, is a former Cove
county farmer forty years ago, COM
ing from Illinois.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday,
and the Catholics came home from
church carrying beautiful palm
leaves.
Get your Auto Tops repaired at
he city Auto Top Works, first door
east of O'Loughlin's Garage.
Lots of trees are being bought by
our citizens and planted around their
homes. Those planted last year made
a splendid growth
Somebody ran into the lamp post
with his auto, on the Winters store
corner, Saturday, and broke the big
globe.
In the basket ball contest at Law
renee last week, the team from lola
defeated the Russell team, and then
in turn won from the Great Bend
team by one point.
Now is the time to buy that Easter
hat. A most wonderful selection on
sale at Miss Deane's Store. m17t2
Miss Esther Shively who is teach
ing this year in the Lacrosse schools,
was here Saturday and Sunday visit
ing friends
John Armbruster of the near Ellis
neighborhood, was in town Saturday
sending through the Freese Shipping
Agency, ticket to Roumania for his
niece to come to America and become
an American citizen.
New Easter hats for Women,
Misses and Children now on sale at
Miss Deane's Store. m17t2
The Kissing bungalo on East Nor
nal Avenue is beginning to take
shape and will make a nice home for
the young folks.
The Methodist Community Church
people announce they secured $780,
| 600 of subscriptions before December
21st, and $4,000 since, which gives
them $120,OOO besides the Centenary
money of the church money promised
so they can go on with the work at
an early date. It is told they have
given up the lots opposite the Bruns-
wick Hotel which they bought, and
will now erect the church and Resid-
ence Hall on the O'Keefe lots on the
corner of West Normal avenue and
Fort street instead.
Get your Auto Tops repaired at
he city Auto Top Works, first door
east of O'Loughlin's Garage.
About every young-one in town
this week is making it a point to see
Daddy Freese and to get acquainted,
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free Children's excursion talked of to
Great Bend
Director Moses and the Great Bend
people are leaving no stone unturned
to get the new Golden Belt Railroad
built from there to Hays, and are do
| ing everything possible to get ready
to jump at it as quick as the Inter
state says GO. Last week their CITY
Commissioners passed an ordinance
granting this new company the right
to cross the streets and alleys of the
city in getting into town from HAYS
to the Santa Fe track on the south
side of the City. They also gave them
permission to use two of their streets.
one from the Santa Fe track to the
north side of the city. and another
street running from the main track
to their depot, terminal grounds and
connection with the Missouri Pacific
track, within three blocks fo the post