The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-02-02

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Baldwin officiating.
Dance at K. of c. Hall, Tuesday,
February 7th.
R. E. Holmquist, of the Interna-
tional Harvester Company, went to
Quinter, today Thursday.
G. o. . Brophy, Superintendent of
the Union Pacific, went through the
city today. His car was attached to
169.
C. C. Stone of Wilson, made the
city today, for Armour & Co.
Mrs. L. G. Bell. and Mrs. Alfred
Havemann are entertaining the Pres
byterian Ladies Aid, this Thursday
afternoon, at the home of the latter.
Wednesday evening, DR.. H. MacD.
Thompson, pastor of the Baptist
Church, was the guest of honor at
the NJ. E. church supper. He explain
ed the elaborate program of the
world movement of his church.
Paulina, Eleanora and Lucy Hauser
of Victoria, went through Hays, We'd
nesday, enroute to Ellis.
Henry Schrenkler is i'll at the hos
pital.
Preparations are being made for
an elaborate program a week from
today Thursday at the Normal.
There will be pageants to illustrate
the early days of the institution and
/ of this community.
C. NJ. Holmquist was in Ellis,
Wednesday, attending Justice Wood
ards court.
The Wang-W Wang Five will furnish
the music for the dance Tuesday
night, February 7th, at the K. of c..
Hall.
Don't forget the Hays Cash Groc-
cry when you wish to buy a bill of
frst-class groceries.
You get right prices at the Hays
Cash Grocery Store. Try them and
you will be convinced.
You can save money. by buying
your groceries at the Hays Cash
Grocery.
Mrs. Stella Low and daughter were
over from Stockton, last Thursday
Miss ThedaLow took the Teachers
Examination. She is teaching this
year in the north part of the county.
w. L. Ferguson, who formerly
conducted the Battery Station in this
city, but is now with the Information
al Harvester Company at Salina, a
few days ago suffered a severe stroke
of paralysis, numbing one side of his
face and neck. 1t is thought that the
present illness is due to an injury
caused by several header platforms
striking him on the shoulder. 1t IS
hoped by his many friends in this
city that Mr.. Ferguson will soon re
cover.
The following sales were made
through Miller Brothers this week and
last:
Mrs. Emma AverilI property to
William T. Street.
Lots 10 and IT, in Block II, J. E.
Wilson's Addition to John Orth.
Lots u and Ia, in Block Is, in
Fairview Addition to Ray Enright
Lots 16 and Is, in Block 8, il
Santa Fe Addition to W. H. johnson
Lots 20 and %, in Block 8, Santa
Fe Addition to c. A. Witt.
Lots "a and 26, in Block 8, Santa
Fe Addition, to Frank N. LaRosh.
The South Half of Block 90, LIE
Bold Allen & Co.'S Addition, t.
III Joseph A. Rupp.
The Northwest Quarter (NW 4 o.
III Section 5, in Township IS, Range II
and the East Half of the East Half o
the Southwest Quarter (SW14) 0.
i Section 80, in Township u, Range L
to Melchoir Wolf.
81 The Southwest Quarter (SW1l) O
j Section 80, in Township u, Rang
j II, to John Schneider.
III Connected with their paving, il
Il Plainville, they put in lateral sewers
2 and last week the Plainville Gazettt
3 published two pages of the town 10
assessments showing c. G. Cochrai
has to pay S3,786 as his share on tn
2 town lots he owns.
q The Hays Band of twenty-five
81 pieces organized about three week
81 ago with D. P. Sims, Musical Director
A. Leiker. President; NJ. /. Steven