The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-15

-1.~Z-I, ". ~ evening at 7:30. HAYS
-~l Encampment No. 81
eSN09ssSS meets the first and
third Fridays of each month. Visit
ors always welcome.
A A. Shelton is the name of the
gentleman who recently purchased
the Miles bakery and cafe on North
Chestnut street, now the Peoples
Cafe and Bakery. Mr. Shelton was
recently from Sahna and comes we'll
recommended as a good citizen who
has a thorough knowledge of his
business. We have been using the
bread from his bakery and can per
sonally recommend it as a frst-class
products good as the best. A
number of the grOcers have been sell
ing bread purchased from Salina, but
now as the same baker who has been
experimenting the making of the
Salina bread, is here, they will, of
course, use the home product. See
his ad in this issue of the Free Press.
Miss Brenna Pierce. who is en-
ployed in Schermerhorn's Depart
ment Store at Wilson, Kansas, visited
with her mother over Sunday.
Betty Lee and Junior Blake and
Zelma Jane Felten had joint birth
day party at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. c.. D. Blake in honor of the
fourth birthday anniversary of the
three children. A number of their
little playmates were present.
F. B. Brungardt was in the city
Tuesday, attending the District Court.
c. M. Hadley from Codell, attend
ed the Shrine meeting Monday night,
in our city.
D. P. Sims has organized bands in
Plainville and also in WaKeeney. He
has two bands organized and working
here in Hays.
Mrs. Chas. Brumitt who has been
confined to her bed the past three
weeks, is able to be up and around.
Mrs. Clarence Kings parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Street, have rented Mrs. w.
A. Winchester's house and will come
here from Illinois.
Melba Bremen spent Saturday in
Ellis, visiting her friend.
C. F. West went to Solomon, Sat
urday, and met his Extension classes
there.
The Rebekah lodge held its regular
meeting on Friday evening. Mrs.
Geo. Palmer received the degree of
the order.
The annual election of the officers
of the Eastern Star resulted as fol-
lows:
WORTHY Matron --...- Mrs. E. C. Flood
Worthy Patron ---------- Albert Kerns
Associate Matron.- Mrs. Albert Kerns
Treasurer ------- Mrs. Frances Holm
Conductress ...--.--..------ Mrs. Lily Lee
Associate Conductress---Mrs L. Stout
Secretary .-.-.-.-- Mrs. Lucille King
The installation will take place the
26th of December, at which time four
candidates will receive the degree OF
the order.
Joe Meyer shipped some Bourbon
Red Turkeys out last week to poul-
try ranch.
Edwin Harris who teaches north OF
Yocemento, spent Saturday with his
sister. Mrs. F. K. Blake.
Mr. A. Mort received postal card
this week, announcing the death of
w. C. Jordan, at Davenport, Florida,
Tuesday, November p. He was an
early settler in the south part of the
county and later moved to Hill City
where he served in the capacity Of
minister to the Methodist church and
will be remembered by many of our
pioneer settlers.-Hill City Rep.
Rev. Jordan will be remembered by
many Hays people, having been
pastor of the Hays Methodist church
for several years. He left Hays in
1899.
Parts for any Automobile Cheap
Dollars saved. New and unused
pinions, magnetos, gears, axles,
radiators, springs-anything. Don't
send a cent; shipped Immediately,
subject to examination. Also~four
new Coleman lanterns, best condition,
only Sc. Send no money. Try out a
week before you pay a cent.
ASHER SERVICE co.