The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-02-24
Charles Alfred Beeby, the youn,

at st. Anthony's hospital, last Friday
afternoon. The little fellow was to
have been operated on for adenoids
but died shortly after the anaesthetic
had been administered. Such cases
are rare but none the less distress
ing. The many friends OF the par
ents extend their heartfelt sympathy.
How much bread are you getting
for 15c? Miles Bread full LIZ ID.
lOaves, 15c; two for 25e.
Furniture for sale at A. F. Cochran
residence.
Furniture for sale at A. F. Cochran
residence.
Postmaster B. NJ. Clark has pur-
chased the Prof J. NJ. Pimienta resi-
dence near the fair grounds and has
taken possession, and Prof Pimienta
has secured rooms in n. P. Gassman's
residence on East Normal Avenue.
John Mcmahon was down from
Ellis. Wednesday.
Painting, Wall Papering and Wall
Paper for sale.-E. V. Schaeffer,
Hays, Kansas, Phone 183.
The Aleppo Commandery of
knights Templar will hold a special
conclave in their Asylum, Wednes-
day, March 9th.
There will be a regular meeting of
o. E. s. Monday evening, February
18th, initiation and refreshments. All
members are requested to be present
Kathryn Brenner, Worthy Matron
Lucille King, Secretary.
W. H Gordon returned Thursday
evening, from Reynolds. Thay9
county, Nebraska. His mother, Mrs.
H. NJ. Gordon, came home with him
and will remain for an extended
visit. While there he met DR.. Green
who lived in Hays several years, com
ing here in 1871. Mr. Gordon says
that Nebraska people have large cribs
of corn for which they can get but
35c per bushel on the market, and
rather than pay $500 per ton for
coal, they are burning corn. It looks
like a huge waste to burn corn, how
ever, the farmers of Nebraska say it
is much cheaper than coal.
C. NJ. Holmquist was at WaKeeney,
Wednesday afternoon between trains
Thoroughbred Light Brahma Eggs
for sale. $50 per setting.-Roy
Miller. f2Aw2
All Farmers in need of-Repairs for
Harvest Machinery should get their
orders in early.-Weber & Co, Vic
tOria. f1OwS
Geo. Werth of Ellis, was killed in
an automobile accident, Monday. Mr..
Werth was well known in Hays.
Mrs. 1. D. Rhoads entertained few
friends at her home Tuesday after
noon, in honor of Miss Hannah Maln1-
berg of Marquette, Kansas.
Mrs. Neiswanger and Mrs. Deane
/ will entertain the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid Society, Thursday, March 10th,
instead of March 3rd, at the home of
Mrs. Neiswanger.
Miss Hannah Malmberg arrived in
Hays, Saturday night, for a short
visit with her brother, c. E. Malm-
berg, and family. She left this noon
Thursday for her home in Mar
quette, Kansas, after which she viii
go to Muskegon, Michigan, where she
has a position as organist-
The Hays Music Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. E. C. Flood, Tues
day afternoon.
For Sale.-Two secondhand Rec
radiators in good condition at Old
ham Bros Garage.
Mrs. H. 3. Kohl and Mrs. Stainel
entertained number of friends at
the home of Mrs Kohl, Tuesday
afternoon.
/ N. G. Kirkman and son, Harry
went to Kansas City, Friday night
returning home Tuesday night While
there Harry had his eye, which was
hurt in the Standard Oil explosion
here a year ago, treated
Mr.. o. J. Browns mother who was
very' i'll last week, has recovered.
Wanted-To hear from owner of
farm for sale. State price Mrs. ".
Booth, Box D, Hipark. Des Moines,
Iowa.
, For Sale or Trade-Five passenger
Allen touring car in good condition.
INQUIRE of A. V. Clark, Hays, Kansas
A Forward Move in Which the City
of Hays is Deeply Interested
The Presbyterian church of Hays,
as a reorganization, has made encour-
aging progress during the five years
pastorate of Rev Gerrit Snyder The
pastor's Iabors have been instructive,
publis spirited. and acceptable to an
| intelligent public and, in more IN