The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-05-18

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When you want rugs cleaned or
other work around the house well
done, phone wants to Golden Bels
Cafe, Phone No. 195.
Nearly all of the Ellis county bar
attended the opening of the Trego
county court, Monday
Geo. Grass, sr.. has purchased the
Matt Dinges residence in Northwest
Hays.
George Palmer is seriously i'll. He
had partial stroke of paralysis, the
first of the week.
For sale.-A new five room bung-
alo-just completed, on East Jun
iata Citizens Lumber Com
pany.
Mrs. Tom Reed, Jr., and Mrs. Geo.
Zeigler returned home Wednesday,
from a two days visit with friends at
Ellsworth.
Miller Brothers this week, sold to
Fred Beatty u lots on East Nor
NAL avenue. To Philip Wasinger a
fine building lot on East Fourth ave
nue..
Mesdames E. C. Flood, F. B. Lee,
J. L. Stout, J. G. Bremen, C. w.
Reeder, and Geo. Philip, Jr. all at
tended the meeting of the Grand
Chapter of the Eastern Star at To-
peka, last week, and report having
had fine time.
For SaIe.-16O acre farm, 4 mile
from Stockton, so acres in crop, bot
tom land, timber, spring water, some
improvements, low price, terms.
Prefer selling but will consider good
rentable town property as part pay
ment.-T. NJ. Wood, Stockton, Kans.
Mrs. Emma Cavendar and daugh-
ter, Sue, of Kansas City, We're here
several days this week, visiting Mrs.
Cavendar's mother, Mrs. Anna Riedel,
and brothers and sisters, the Riedels
and Meyers. They were enronte for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. C. thinner
of Topeka, Kansas, announce the
birth of a daughter, Faythe Ann, at
Stormont hospital, Sunday evening,
May IA. Mrs. thinner before her
was Miss Faythe Ann Logan
of this city.
B. C. Arnold and B. NJ. Dreifing
who assessed the real estate of the
city, desire the citizens to meet Mon
day, May p, with the Board of
and if they have any
grievance, state the matter at that
time and adjustments, if any, will be
made.
C. NJ. Wann drove home from Kan
sas City, a Cadillac Sedan, Monday
1t is the finest car in the city. J. G.
Bremen also seems to be driving a
new car. Cadillac and other high
and high-priced cars should
be insured as those are the kind Of
cars that automobile thieves are par
tial to.
Some of the sports of the city
pulled off a horse race at the Fair
grounds Tuesday evening. Glenn
Bissing's horse, Migo, won over L. J.
STEMS horse, Topsy. A quarter
stretch race was won by Frank Kings
horse, Billy. There will be other
races Wednesday, May oath.
George Hubbel's children and rela-
lives staged birthday surprise on
MIN the first of this week-Monday
to be exact 1t was the occasion of
mis- 18th birthday It was a very
pleasant and agreeable surprise and
he occasion was enjoyed by all pres
mt.
Mr. Martin Rap who has made
Hays his headquarters since last fall,
,uning pianos, left last Saturday, by
auto with his family and his brother
n-law, Arie Schneider, to spend the
summer months in Nebraska and
South Dakota. He expects to return
n August and may locate here per
nanently where he has had consider
able work and given good satisfac-
ion.
4hirty-fve fine dwelling lots in ex7
elusive residential section of Hays,
Price and liberal terms.-H. W.
)shant.
For Hawthorne Bike. Phone
It Chas. Hoke's.