The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-04-28

DR.. o. A. Hennerich who has been
quite i'll at the hospital the past few
weeks, is steadily improving in health !
Mrs. Jacob Kissing will leave to-
night Thursday for Kansas City,
where she will visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Agnes Irons.
Chas. Harkness has recently pre-
sented himself with fine new marble
soft rink-soda-fountain.
A A. Wiesner will leave Friday
morning for Peoria, Ills, where he
will take treatment for his health. He
has sister living in Peoria. He eX-
poets to be absent several months.
DR.. Blake, accompanied by C. NJ.
Wann and Ed Grass, made trip to
Lacrosse, Monday night.
A new manager has been appointed
for the Standard Oil filling station on
the corner of Fort and West Second
streets.
Misses Gertrude and Ruth Fults
left Wednesday morning, for their
home in Sedalia, Mo-, called there by
the death Of their mother. c. F. Nc
Lain, brother of Mrs. Fults, accomp-
anied them home.
A. Mr.. Reed has moved into the
residence property just west Of Ed
Hill on West Normal avenue.
A. a. Mercer of Adams, Nebr., Wis
tied G. W. Meyer and family last
week. He was returning from visit
to his brother in Colorado.
Mrs. Cummings has purchased the
John Quint residence property on
West Normal avenue, and has rented
it to G. E. Sedore, who will occupy it
May 1st.
John S. Leiker and family and Alex
Pfannenstiel of Munjor, Kansas,
motored to Ness City, McCracken,
Brownell and Ransom, last Sunday,
and while Mr.. Leiker spent short
time in Hays, he reported that the
wheat in Ness county is not looking
as good as the wheat that is left
around Hays. although they have
good chance for a good crop.
Piano for Sale.-The Arion. Call
at Zeigler's store for information.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. C. Bissing
moved Tuesday, into their new resid-
ence on East Normal avenue.
The Melody Four. of Ellis, viii give
a dance at the X of C. Hall, the night
of April 3Oth.
The Rt. Rev. Francis Joseph Tief,
Bishop of the Concordia Diocese, was
in Hays, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Staab who
have been in Los Vegas, N. NJ, the
past eighteen months, on account of
Mr.. Staab's health, have returned to
Hays.
The Order of Eastern Star met at
Ellis, Tuesday. A number of Hays
ladies attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little of Bunker
hill, visited with J. NJ. Wiesner and
wife, Sunday.
Geo. Hupfer and Donnel Little
were up from Bunkerhill, Sunday.
Found.-On the Golden, Belt road
west of Hays, soldiers khaki coat.
| Owner may have same by calling at
this office and paying for ad.
Mrs. D. A. Fults died at her home
in Sedalia, Mo, Tuesday night. Mrs.
Fults was formerly Miss Birdie Nc
Lain, daughter of F. E. McLain of
this city.
Miss Kathryn McLain left Wednes-
day night, for Sedalia, Missouri, call
ed there by the death of her sister,
Mrs. D. A. Fults.
Leave your orders early for q
Russian, 4 Stag pups.-Gay Tillot-
son, Phone SAG.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold a food sale at H. A. Nickles'
store, Saturday afternoon, April 80.
The editor of the Pest-o-mist, since
| our last issue, wore out a vast amount
| of shoe leather-going to and from
| the court house-in an endeavor to
make out that the Free Press was try
ing to discredit the city by under
estimating the population. The dear
| girl perhaps did not think that our
statement might have been an error
| and possibly would be corrected this
week. Of course, we understand,
/ that with her it was anything to dis
| credit the Free Press. The following
| is the latest census:
+ HAYS
1910 -.-.-...------..-------. 1861
1920 ----.-.----.------...---. 3165
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