The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-05-25

Some Of you who have bought
goods of US, have no doubt discovered /
that We save you from 100 to 1000
on your purchases.
Look out! We have not yet gotten
our stride. We expect to save you
still more. The old saying, '.All be-
ginners are hard We have a pretty
good start now. Business is good.
Thank you.
WHOLESALERS CASH STORE co.
We Sell for Less.
Buy lot in choice residential sec
ton of Hays-Conege Hill Addition.
High and slightly and free from pos
sible overflow. Terms to suit.-H.
W. Oshant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Blunt are the
proud parents of a son, born Mon
day, May %.
Henry Runyon moved Tuesday, in
to his new home recently purchased
of E. R. King.
Miss Jessie Thompson Spent the
week end with her parents at Kan
opolis.
Quarter section Western Kansas
land for sale or trade for Hyas resi-
dence or vacant lots.-J. J. BasgaI,
Hays, Kansas. 54t4
Sunday. the Methodists had an all
church day. The members of the
congregation took their dinner and
the entire day was taken up with
church activities. Rev McKeever,
the District Superintendent, was
present.
A number of Mrs. Southworth's
friends gathered at the Wann home,
one day last week, and helped Mrs.
Southworth celebrate her birthday 1t
was a complete surprise. She receiv-
ed several beautiful gifts.
When you want rugs cleaned or
other work around the house well
done, phone wants to Golden Belt
Cafe, Phone No. 195.
The Capital of recent date reports
that Miller Mros. of the 101 Ranch
in Oklahoma, presented C. w. Miller,
Register of the U. S. Land Office at
Topeka, with an ostrich egg.
Matthew Henry Jamison who has
been writing for the Free Press for
several months, is on the sick list.
Mr. Jamison was a soldier in the
Civil War, and he expects, some time
in the near future, to go TO the Old
| Soldiers Home at Leavenworth for
medical treatment.
Strayed.-Brown five year cd mule
with halter mark on nose. Rope burn
on hind foot. Not in best of shape.
Notify City Marshal.
Thirty-ive fine dwelling lots in ex-
elusive residential section of Hays
price and liberal terms.-H. W.
Oshant.
For Sale.-A new five room bung-
alo-just completed, on East Jun
iata Citizens Lumber Com
pany.
/ Prof. C. E. Colin left Sunday, for
his home at Winfield, Kansas, for a
visit with home friends.
J. H Downing has returned from
Winfield, where he had been TO at
tend an old soldiers reunion.
Chas. Brumitt has commenced the
erection of new residence on lots
recently purchased of c. M. Wann,
on West Second street.
Geo. Brophy, Supt. of the Kansas
Division of the Union Pacific; the
-Gen1 Supt, and Chief Civil Engineer
were in Hays, Monday, in a special
car. It is reported that the prospects
for the new depot are not fattering
Freda Grace Wagner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wagner, entertain
ed number of her little friends at
the Woman's Building at the Nor
nal, Saturday, May 10th, in honor of
her seventh birthday. The little folks
spent a very enjoyable, afternoon.
Those present were: Robert SedOre,
/ Leslie Singleton, Maurice Vance,
Merwin Babcock, Harry Lee Crandall,
Jack Andrews, Charles Hawks, John
Hawks, Marshall Baldwin, Eleanor
Levick, Ruth King, Carrie Hawks,
Lucille Bennett, Juanita Clark, Freda
Hawks, Margaret Bailey, la Fern
FeIlers, Lois Meyer, Ethel Mae Kirk
man, Clifie Mae Enfield, Cleta Pratt,
Catherine Unrein, Twila Mae Bar