The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-11

VIII Shade was very much sur
prised last Saturday evening, when he
found his friends gathered at his
home to celebrate his birthday and
wedding anniversary. He was the re
cipient of many useful gifts. Re
/ freshments were served and the
music lasted until twelve o'clock. All
enjoyed the good time and when the
merrymakers said good night, they
were told TO come again.
Buy your Potatoes, Tomatoes, Gu
cumbers, and other Vegetables of
Flynn and Long, Normal Gardens,
Hays, Kansas. j21w7
Ed Anderson of Salina, who is wire
chief for the United Telephone Com
pany, is here on business.
Miss Ernestine Fields came home
Thursday night She has been at
tending school in Chicago during June
and July, taking postgraduate work
in music.
On Wednesday afternoon and even
ing several auto loads of music fans
went to Ellis, to hear Bohumir Kryl
and his Band. The program was very
entertaining and the interest increas-
ed as the numbers were rendered; but
a very sudden and heavy rain storm
came up during the intermission and
the people lost the best part of the
evenings entertainments
Shave Is cents and hair cut 50
cents at Jones Barber Shop.
Beulah Brandt of Plainville was.
operated on at St. Anthony's hospital
Saturday, for appendicitis. Her
mother is here with her.
Call and see the pretty new Fall
Hats now being shown at Miss
Deane's Store.
Steam Pressure Cookers-ask me.
j. F. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walz have re-
turned home from their short vaca-
ton. While gone they visited in
Denver; with Mr.. Walz' brother in
Cripple Greek, while there they went
down in a gold mine 1850 feet below
level; and also visited Mrs. Walz' sis
ter and family at Boulder; and enjoy
ed Manitou and Colorado Springs,
spending one day with Rev. Hale and
wife, and one day and night in Pueblo
seeing the terrible sights of the food. |
E. C. Flood and family returned
Friday from Belleville.
Shave Is cents and hair cut IS
cents at Jones' Barber Shop.
S. L. Bowlby of Bowlby & Son,
ranchman of the Saline, near Fair
port, was in Hays, Thursday. He ex-
pressed himself surprised and pleased
with the evidence of Hays prosper
ity.
Shave Is cents and hair cut 35
cents at Jones' Barber Shop.
Eleven American Legion men of
Hays, went to Russell, Tuesday, to at
tend the funeral of Leroy Newcomer.
Will Madden is suffering from an
attack of quinsy.
H. L. Felten purchased a number
of horses and mules in Cove county
the first of this week.
DIR. Jameson and Jack Middlekauff
played a game of tennis last Friday,
with the McCracken team. They made
the return trip back to Hays in TWEEN
ty-nine minutes.
C M Wann and family left for
Estes Park, Colorado, Monday morn
ing. They expect to be absent two
weeks.
Shave Is cents and hair cut 35
cents at Jones' Barber Shop.
Gilmore Wann is home from Man
haitian, where he has been attending
summer school.
A. J. Higley, an old-time friend of
the writer, formerly of Hutchinson,
now of Kansas City, was a pleasant
caller at the Free Press Office, Tues
day.
DR.. Blake and family are spending
the heated season in the Colorado
mountains.
Miss Joy Huttie is here from
Omaha, Nebraska, visiting Miss Vir-
mond and Rosalind Noble.
Shave Is cents and hair cut 35