The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-03-24

IFlenOS.
Mrs. Mary Ryan and daughter,
Anna, returned home Monday noon
from short visit to Salina.
B. NJ Dreiling has opened up a real
estate office over BasgalTs grocery
store
Mrs. E. NJ. Gerringer left for her
home in Kansas City, Mo-, Thursday
night
E. R. Getty, one of the agricultural
specialists at the Experiment Station,
who has been in Washington, D. c.,
this past winter, returned Monday
and can now be found at his usual
post of duty at the Station.
Workman membership dance at
Workman Hall, Monday, March 18th
All new and fresh-the goods to be
sold at the Rexall Store One Cent
Sale. Date later.
If you desire to sell your town
property or farm, list it with me. Ny
large acquaintance in all parts of the
county will enable me to bring you
quick results. Call me over the
phone No. 2O6, or call at my office
over BasgalIs store.-B. M. Dreiling.
Fred Pfannenstiel was here from
Sterling, Colorado, visiting friends.
Frank Staab and wife of Cath
crime, returned Monday, from a visit
with their son, Albert, who lives at
Springer, New Mexico.
DR.. Neiswanger now steps out with
a brand new Nash automobile.
I have opened up a real estate
office over Basgall's store. If you wish
to buy, sell or trade land or town lots,
come and see me. If in a hurry just
call phone 2O6 or 249.-B. NJ. Dreil-
ing.
People are coming here almost
every day from Ellis, Collyer, Wa
Keeney and as far away as Oakley,
for their Easter shopping.
Two articles for the price of one
plus One Cent. The Rexall One Cent
Sale soon.
Art Mcdowell and wife are here
from Plainville, this week. They ex-
pect to purchase property and become
permanently located IN Hays.
Frank Brown and little son, Boyd,
from Dixon, Ills, arrived in Hays,
Tuesday evening, where he expects
to make his permanent home. Mrs.
Brown and daughter stopped over in
Kansas City and will join her husband
as soon as house is procured and
other arrangements made.
The United Telephone Girls gave a
st. Patrick's Day party at Mrs. Addi-
sons home, March 18th. The La
Crosse Telephone force were invited,
making a total of thirty present. The
evening was spent in games and dane
ing. The decorations were green and
white, including the refreshments. At
a late hour all departed having spent
a very enjoyable evening.
Don't forget the One Cent Sale at
the Rexall Store-soon.
Workman membership dance at
Workman Hall, Monday, March 28th-
Frank R. Taggart, former resi-
dent of Hays, was here Wednesday.
He is now travelling salesman for the
Barnhardt Brothers, type founders of
Kansas City
Mrs. R. A. Wilson returned home
Monday night, from Salina, where she
had been on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Howie.
Mr.. Babson, state agent for the
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co., was here this week and
made satisfactory settlement with
Frank Brungardt for the loss of his
large barn which was recently de-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Scott Grippin was down from
Collyer, Tuesday.
William Shrenkler was down from
WaKeeney, Tuesday.
A. Winchester recently purchased
a lot and a half of ground adjoining
his residence property.
Henry Schwaller has just treated
himself to Winton sedan, the pur-
chase price, we learn, was $500.
The members of Aleppo Command
cry No. 81, Knights Templar, viii at
tend Easter services next Sunday
morning at the Lutheran church The
Knights are to meet at Masonic Hall
at 1920 a. m. and march TO the
church.
1 have one of the best Life Insur-
ance Policies in the country. Come
in and let me explain its merits. Call
Phone 2O6 or better come to my Office
over BasgaH's Grocery Store.-B. NJ.