The Hays free press., 1921-04-07

Hays; w. B. Middlekauf and A. W.
Brumbaugh, of Lincoln; were in Rus
sell, Monday afternoon, in conference
with members of the Russell County
Fair Association board of directors
talking over fair matters and arrang-
ing dates.-RusseH Record.
There being no contest in the cleo
tions on Tuesday, the present officials
being the only candidates. Only five
votes had been cast in the first ward
up to noon.
The Rebekah Lodge will have
Food Sale at Grass store, Saturday
afternoon, April 9th.
Mrs. C. E. Malmberg and son, Carl,
spent the week end at Hope, visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bader.
Mrs Anna Shade is home from
Wichita.
For Rent.-Flat of five rooms over
Miss Condit's Millinery store. Also a
small furnished house for light house
keeping. Phone %.
Roy Lenoch has accepted a posi-
tion in Hendersons barber shop.
Bud Mutton has returned from
Kansas City and is again working in
the Oldham garage.
Lee Mckenzie sports a new Nash
car.
w. J. Madden and Glenn Tillotson
left Monday on a business trip to
Nebraska.
The Hays girls, Misses Forrest and
Winifred, from near Otis, are visit
ing friends in Hays, this week
C. A. Hill, engineer at the Hays
Touring mill, has accepted similar
position at Animosa, Colorado.
Mrs. Mollie Glathart is home from
motor trip to Salina.
A Greek from Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, contemplates starting an ice
cream parlor and candy kitchen in
Hays.
Jake Staab has recently purchased
a new "Tin Lizzie"-Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt and Miss
Mayme Mulroy have returned from a
trip to Denver, made in Mr.. Hewitt's
Cole 8.
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her home in Denver, Colorado.
= The storm Monday night was quite
The wind badly damaged Anthony ].
Pfeifer's barn, wagon and header
box. The residence of Jacob Staab
near Catharine, was also damaged.
Walt Miles has returned from a
business trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. Burton Haworth, who has been
in the employ of C. w. Reeder & Son
for some time past, has accepted
position in Plainville. He expects-to
go to his new job about May 1st.
Warren and George Grass, Jr.,
went to Kansas City, Sunday night.
on business.
Peter Johnson, Sr., and daughter,
Lilly, have returned from their win
ter's sojourn in California.
C. A. Miller and wife and Robert
Behan and wife made weekend trip
to Dodge City.
C. A. Kruger, Jr., is down on the
farm, this week.
N. P. Gassman's new shoe hospital
will be open for business Friday,
April sth.
% The P. P. Smith Land Company
office has been moved to rooms over
the Mckenzie restaurant. If you
want to buy or sell real estate or town
property, see Pete; he's the boy for
your money.
Mrs. Agnes Mendeler has pur-
chased the Maurice Zeigler residence
on East Normal avenue; considera-
ton $4,000.
The rain Monday night, was very
welcome, as the ground was needing
moisture badly. About one-half inch
fell during the shower which lasted
perhaps half an hour. Tuesday night
one and one-fourth inches fell. The
ground is now pretty thoroughly
soaked.
Mrs. G. A. Baldwin, wife of the
NJ. E. pastor, received the sad intelli-
gence, Tuesday morning, of the death
of her father, in Baltimore
Guy DeWar was up from Salina,
Wednesday.
Now is the time to have your rugs
washed by the Hamilton Beach Elec-
trio Washer, after this great rain. 1
guarantee my work.
Mrs. E. Averill,
| 2O6 E. Normal Ave.
The Golden Belt railroad may cross
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