The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-05-12

Dr.. Meade viii go to Kansas City
tonight Thursday and viii drive
home a new Oldsmobile Sedan.
Frank Bissing's and DR.. Unrein's
new dwellings are almost ready for
the plasterers.
The Farmers Union, Tuesday and
Wednesday, unloaded car of mach
inery at Hays.
I. J. Taylor who has been sick for
some time, is now able to be down
town.
Joe Singleton and wife from near
Ness City, are here on a visit
Otto Schwaller, a former resident
of Hays, was among the Shriners
here from Clay Center, today.
]. H. Wood, of the Monument ele-
vator, was Hays guest Wednesday.
Jess WEIGH, the auto livery man, is
back from his trip to California, and
will again run his auto livery.
C. Schafer has moved his shoe re-
pair shop from North Main street to
South Chestnut street.
J. E. Gilbert and number of other
Shriners were here from Winona, to-
day, attending the Shriner celebra-
ton.
Mrs. May McMahon and daughters,
Elizabeth, Florence and Mary, are
here from Torrance, visiting at the
Isaac Zeigler home.
Lew Wallace, a former student of
the Fort Hays Normal, attended the
Festival here Sunday.
Mr.. Malloy, who was here visiting
his son, H. E. Malloy, and attending
the Festival, last week, returned to
his home, Sunday night.
Rev. Schultz of Bunkerhin, attend
ed the Music Festival here Sunday.
An excellent banquet was given
Monday evening at the Normal, for
the patrons of the Music Festival.
Mr.. Winchester, while working in
his yard, Saturday, had an attack of
heart trouble from which he was I'M
conscious for some time; however, at
this writing he is getting along nicely.
The patrons of the Isaac Zeiglerl
Meat Market were furnished with
some very fine steak, the fore part of
this week. The animal was a Short
horn heifer eight months old that
dressed, when slaughtered, 398 and
was raised by Jay Fellers.
Player Piano at Sacrifice Price
We have strictly high grade play
er piano in storage near Hays. No
reasonable offer refused for quick
disposal. Easy terms if responsible.
Write at once if interested to The
Denver Music Company, Denver,
Colorado. a28w5
L. c. Tillotson and wife of Wich-
tia, Kansas, passed through Hays,
Sunday, May LIST, on their way to the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Lige Til
lotson of Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. J.
L. Tillotson was prevailed upon to
accompany them. They made the
trip in Mr.. Tillotson's Buick car and
were absent eleven days, returning
to Hays, Wednesday, May 18th They
were on the road going and coming
about five days. Although the roads
through Iowa and parts of Nebraska
were almost impossible on account of
mud, they made quick trip.
Mrs. E. S. Beach of Long Beach,
California, under date of April 27,
1921, after reading in the Free Press
a statement as to who were the chart
er members of the Hays Masonic
Lodge, says: "a. D. Gilkeson, Hays,
Kansas; L. Judd, South Pasadena,
and E. S. Beach, Long Beach, Calf,
l am sure were charter members of
Hays Masonic Lodge"
Rev. Snyder left Wednesday morn
ing, to attend a meeting of the Gen
eral Presbyterian Assembly at Win
ona, Indiana. The church has been
provided for during his absence. May
18th, union baccalaureate services at
High School morning hour; at Nor
NAL in the evening; May 22nd, the
pulpit will be supplied by Rev. W. S.
Smalley, D. D., of EmpOria; and May
18th, union Memorial services. Rev.
Snyder expects to return June LIST.
Great Bend last Friday had their
county track meet on their Fair
grounds, with over 1000 people pres
ent. All places of business were
closed for the afternoon. The teach
ers and children paraded to the