The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-06-29
Mrs. Geo. Warren and children


attend the wedding of Edna Furbeck /
which will take place at 8 o'clock
this Thursday evening.
The City Commissioners notified
the owners that the cement shed on /
South Chestnut street near the Pru5tt /
barn, must be removed, and this week ,
the cement was taken out and the !
building will soon be moved else /
where.
Wednesday afternoon of this week /
Mr.. Charles H. York and Miss Elma
]. Morris, both of Hays City, were
married at the Office of Probate Judge /
Peacock in -WaKeeney
World.
Jake Unrein left Friday morning
for Missouri to look over the contry. |
If he finds a suitable location he ex-
poets to locate there. Mrs. Unrein !
and children will spend the time at
their country home utni he returns.
Mrs. Mabel Miller and Idaesther
Truan will leave the first of the week
for California, where they will visit
several weeks.
Mary Katherine Bird, who has
been attending school at Leaven-
worth during the past year returned
home this week. She will spend the
summer at home.
Louis Miller, Jr. is a patient at st.
Anthony's Hospital as a result of
being knocked down and stepped on
10y a horse. The hoof, which was
shod, cut deep cash in his head.
Gladys Morrison is spending a few
weeks visiting in Colorado.
Cora Bibbens, Prue Morgan and
Mrs. Roy Rankin are spending this
week in Kansas City, attending the
Sunday School convention which is
insession there. Miss Morgan will
visit her sister, Mrs Iva Robinson,
while in the city.
Mrs. Pearl Garrett and two sons
are here from Sharon Springs visit
ing Mrs. CARROTS mother and sister,
Mrs Joslin and Kate.
DR.. MiddIekauff has taken out
building permit and will soon COM
mence the erection of a modern brick
building on Second street west of the
Reeder building. 1t is presumed that
I the government viii occupy the build
ing in which to house the postoffice,
as the present building has become
entirely too small; and it IS also
learned that the State Fire Marshal
will be here some time during the
week. 1t is surmised that he may
order the opening up of the alley
from Fort street beginning with the
/ K. of c.. Hall) to Chestnut, which
will cause a loss to several business
men whose buildings extend into the
alley. Kings drug store, the Morri-
son Jewelry store, the north wing of
J. G. Brenner's store, belonging to C.
G. Cochran, win be seriously injured
/ if the order is made.
The 'old home town. is getting in
the air as we'll as on the map. We
learn that 'fBehold the Flag, the
wonderful eulogy of Old Glory, that
achieved literary fame for our fellow
tOwnsman, its author, Ignatius 1.
Murphy, was broadcast from many
radio stations throughout the country
on Decoration Day and Flag Day. We
understand that it will be broadcast
also on the Fourth of July. Mr.. Muir
ply recently closed a contract with
the Rupert Advertising Company of
Lincoln, Nebraska, to market his
"Kourteous Kollection Kourse" on a
handsome royalty. This is a series
of Cunning" rhymes to be affixed to
bills or statements as ''stickers'', gen
tie, inoffensive reminders that pa
irons should "come across" and pay
their little bills. They have been
very successful and are coming into
! general use throughout the country.
Mr.. Murphy will shortly arrive in
) Hays and remain permanently with
US, retiring from ''the road" after
thirty years of journeying in this
country and abroad.
. Wanted Salesman for Hays and
vicinity. Commission contract only
for spare time or full time. We will
teach you to sell income protection
through our free school of instruction
and help you build a profitable bust
ness. Massachusetts Bonding and In
surance Company, Accident and
Health Dept, Saginaw, Michigan
Capital $1,50O,O0O.
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