The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-26

FOR oale--A twenty n. p. Nichols
& Shepard double cylinder steam en-
gine.-Wm. Johnson.
Mrs. Harry A. Kendall of Colby. is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Pearl
Garrett, and her sister, Mrs. John
Henderson.
Don't forget the Lewis Johnson
Sale, Tuesday, June 7th.
Miller Bros. this week sold Frank
A. Leiker's farm north of Munjor.
Mrs. Anna Stanley, superintendent
nursing, A. R. c., is here this week,
also DR.. Sherborn, State Board of
Health, Child Hygiene.
Miss Harris of East Juniata street,
left Friday night, for Manhattan,
called there by the death of her
grandfather.
A visit to the Hays cemetery shows
it has been nicely cleaned up, the
grass and weeds cut, and system of
waterworlls is being installed so that
flowers and shrubbery can be grown.
There are many beautiful monuments
erected, and to old timers it brings
back many memories of past events
and people.
Mrs. Beulow, formerly of Walker,
has returned from her trip to Cali
fornia, where she went to visit her
daughter.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold cake sale at Nickles' store, Sat
urday afternoon, May 18th, at one
O'Clock.
Attend the Public Sale at the Lewis
Johnson farm southwest of Hays.
Tuesday, June 7th.
The X. of C. Band this week re-
ceived their new uniforms.
w. D. Morrison and wife of Olathe,
Kansas, and Mrs. Mayme McKeown
of Eldon, Missouri, are here visiting
their brother, ]. T. Morrison, the
jeweler. and his family, this week.
Myrtle Divine spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Salina, re-
turing Tuesday on the noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Eby left Wed
nesday for Elkhart, Oklahoma, for a
two weeks visit with her parents and
other relatives.
Farmers are saying that this dry,
hot weather. is damaging the wheat
seriously.
Mrs. A. A. Wiesner left Friday
morning for Peoria, Illinois, to visit
her husband who is taking medical
treatment at hospital in that city.
Sewing wanted.-Mrs. o. F. Jones,
100 E. Evans st. 10.
Annual Sunday School Convention
of Ellis county meets June u in the
NJ. E. church at Ellis. First session
begins at 9:45 a. m. Come, stay all
day.
Dr. ]. E. Stucky found a pocket
book east of depot Owner may have
same by calling at his Office in the
Tholen Building.
Read Lewis Johnson's Public Sale
ad on another page of this paper.
Everett McVey who has been at
tending the Fort Hays Normal, left
Tuesday night, for Kansas City,
where he will work this summer, sell
ing books.
The County Clerk has his March
1st assessment and enumeration rolls
completed, which shows the personal
property in the county has increased
over 100000. That the population
of Hays has increased over 800 dur
ing the past year, now showing $500
inside the city limits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hammond of
Stockton, were here Saturday and
Sunday, visiting, their daughter, Mrs.
]. P. Kissing.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Binder,
Monday night, a daughter.
Mrs. Nettleton went to Salina, Sun
day, to visit her son, Billy, who is at
tending st. Johns Military School in
that city.
Fayne Smith who has been attend
ing the Fort Hays Normal, left Tues
day night, for, Kansas City.
J. P. Kissing recently sold a new
Hupmobile car to Themes Reed, Jr.
A very pretty wedding occurred
on Tuesday at the Catholic church,
when Miss Dorothy Younger was mar