The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-09-29

L. D. ArDuckle, clothing merchant
/ of Florence, Kansas, was in the coun-
ty, Monday, sightseeing He owns
string of stores in southern Kansas.
Mrs. DeNoon of Mankato, Kansas,
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Gill Mrs. DeNoon has many
friends in the city, having lived here
several years.
Misses Elizabeth Campbell and
Letha Best of BunkerhiIl, have resum-
ed their studies at the Normal School.
The J. T. Mcclellan Carnival Com
pany are here for the week. They
commenced at the Fair grounds Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Issit of Ellis,
/ brought some exhibits down Tuesday,
for the Golden Belt Fair.
Carl Howard, the County Farm Blu
reau Agent. returned from Wichita,
Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Al Nickles' mother is here
from Colorado, visiting Mrs. Nickles
and family.
Mrs. George Stephens of WaKeen-
ey, Kansas, attended the Fair here
Tuesday, and entered several exhibits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adie Crissman and
Mrs. George Grass, ST., returned Fri
day night, from the Hutchinson State
Fair. They report a good time and
speak highly of the exhibits and at
fractions there.
Rev. Robertson of Ellis spent Tues
day here. He has raised a number Of
chickens and he entered them for
prizes at the Fair.
W. A. Eppler of Ellis, transacted
business here between trains Tuesday.
Alex Kissing is here spending the
week. He is helping his partner,
Walter Ward, in his electrical shop.
The Catherine Band, which consists
of twenty-siX pieces, is helping furn-
ish music during the Fair
Mrs. E. NJ. Speer is spending a few
days in Hoxie with her daughter, Mrs.
Crofoot, who is suffering from blood
poisoning.
The Suitor Brothers, who own
large ranch two miles west of Palco,
Kansas, have entered a number of
their registered stock at the Golden
Belt Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley of Plainville,
spent Tuesday here. They entered
many exhibits to be displayed this
week at our Fair.
DRESSMAKING.- Tailor
ing, Mems Shirts, Remodeling, and
all kinds of sewing; very reasonable.
Mrs. A B. Needels, at B. C. Arnold's.
Attorney J. T. Nolan of Ellis, was
here looking after legal business,
Tuesday between trains.
Dan Brumitt of Codell;1came over
| to enter farm products in the prize
winning contest at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller announce
the birth of a baby girl at st. An
thongs hospital, September 26th.
! w NJ. King, well known Trego
county rancher, has several race
| horses and has entered a number of
other animals for prizes at the Golden
Belt Fair which is now in session.
Dean Farrell of the Agricultural
College at Manhattan, is in the city
taking in the Fair, looking over the
/ Experiment Station, and confering
with Superintendent L. C. Aicher over
the different projects at the Station
Mrs. John Spena of WaKeeney,
entered many exhibits at the Fair,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Musel of Rus
sell, entered exhibits in nearly every
department and have taken several
prizes.
Mrs Gretta Myhre is assisting with
the Libby demonstration this week.
! Among the men from Stockton who
attended the Golden Belt Fair Wed
nesday were: F. E. Clayton, Mr..
/ Gillian, J. G. Adams, and Fred Look
and their Secretary. The Rocks
County Fair Association cleared over
! $4,000 this year.
Mrs. Charles Steel of Ellis, spent
Monday in our city.
Mrs. Mollie Mailman who has spent
the past month visiting her mother
: and sisters, Mrs. Margaret Keough