The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-07-20

No inffahson.-H. W. Oshant.
Zeigler & Son just received a car
of the Best Grade Smithing Coal.
Rev. Charles F. West was invited
to fill Rev. Lantz's pulpit at Salina,
Sunday.
DR.. William Keough of McCracken,
spent the week end with his mother
and sisters on East Normal avenue.
Mrs. C. D. Blake and twins, Betty
and Junior, left Wednesday,, in their
car, for vacation in Colorado.
Zeigler & Son just received a car
of the Best Grade Smithing Coal.
A group of Lutheran Ladies will
hold a Food Sale at Grass Store,
Saturday afternoon, July 22nd.
Mrs. Will Koerner who was oper-
ated on at the Hays Hospital, last
week, is improving in health.
A telegram received Monday, states
that Henry Winters and party had
arrived safely in Boston, Mass.
J. P. Shuts went to WaKeeney on
legal business, Monday.
a number Of the Masonic Fratern-
ity went to WaKeeney, Wednesday,
to install commandery.
C. A. Miller drove his Haynes auto
mobile from Colorado Springs to
Hays in one day, arriving home Mon
day evening.
John Lindquist, County Superin-
tendent of Cove county, was a visitor
in Hays, last week, attending the
Rural Conference at the Normal
Zeigler & Son just received a car
of the Best Grade Smithing Coal.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of
Zurich, were shopping in the city,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Burton Haworth and little
son of Plainville, are visiting at the
Frank Kissing home.
The Y. W. c. a. girls Of the Nor
nal, gave a Japanese bazaar at the
Woman's Building, Wednesday eve
ming. They sold various Japanese
gifts, home made candy and sherbet.
The building was decorated in reg
ular oriental style
Tom D. Smith of Hiawatha, Kan
sas, Republican candidate fro Attor-
ney General, made the city Wednes-
day. Tom seems to make a hit every
i. where. Democrats and Republicans
all were glad to see him. Two hours
after he left for Ellis, travelling man
who greatly favored Tom in appear
ance, said: Il do not know the man
I am taken for, but in this block I
have been stopped twelve times by
fellows who took me for Smith, so I
am sure he must be popular"
Felix Kissing and wife are home
from their summer vacation in the
Colorado mountains.
The Miller Bros. sold lot on West
Normal avenue, this week, to Mr..
Czeslleba, the new proprietor of the
Hays City Drug Store.
John Copp from north of Walker,
was transacting business with the Mil
Ter Brothers Real Estate Agency,
Tuesday.
Henry Schwaller is home from
Colorado Springs. He will remain a
few days and will then return to the
Springs to finish out his vacation.
Mr.. Roy Upton is the new man at
the Peoples Bakery on South Main
street, successor to Mr.. Hadley. Mr..
Upton is from Salina and comes we'll
recommended as a baker who is an
adept in the business. The quality of
the famous Blue Ribbon Bread will
be kept up to its old time standard.
The pastry department will also be
kept up to-its usual excellence.
Mrs. Edith Voeller of st. Francis.
County Superintendent of cheyenne
County, was here to attend the Rural
SshoOl Conference held at the Nor
nal, last week. While here she visit
ed with Miss Lucille Tippie, who is
attending Normal here, this summer.
Mr.. Robert Mulloy of Lincoln, is
visiting friends in Hays, this week.
Ice Cold Watermelons for sale, 2 p
cents per pound.-Golden Belt
Creamery & Ice Company.
If you want an Ice Cold Water
melon, buy it from the Golden Belt
Il Creamery & Ice Co at 3 Il cont. ~