The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-10

Thursday. after three weeks visit
with friends near Ellis.
Miss Kathryn McLain went to
Lawrence, Friday morning, for
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Alice
Frahm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Roberts
left Thursday night, for a visit with
relatives and friends in Centralia,
Missouri.
Frank Miller and wife of Ellis,
Chas. Kissing and wife, and Miss
Alice Kissing left Sunday, for Colo
RADIO. to spend their summer vacation.
Mrs. J. G. Bremen has returned
from Colorado Springs.
E. C. Waldo and wife were over
from Ell:s, Wednesday.
Hays beat Plainville at a game of
Golf, last Sunday.
Prof. Parker of the Fort Hays Nor
NAL School, is driving a new Durant
automobile.
VIII Madden and son, Ed, transact
ed business in Trego county, the first
of this week.
Clyde Acre and Clyde Reed left
the first of the week, for a trip to the
Ozark Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. C: E Malmberg and
son, Carl, and Mrs. G.. F. Bader and
baby returned home Tuesday evening,
after a weeks visit in Topeka.
A. w. Copeland of McCracken,
was in Hays, this week.
Jake stecklein lost a stack of wheat
by lightning, last week.
Will and Fred Wagner and families
went east, this week, via the auto
route, for an outing of several
weeks duration They will probably
visit Matthew H. Jameson who is So
journing at the National Soldiers
Home at Leavenworth.
Did you say if we meet prices? No
we don't We have told you that ''we
sell for less" Now we must make
our word good. Try US, and see if we
don't.
Wholesalers Cash Stores Co.
eve Sell for Less"
City Manager Seng returned from
his trip to Topeka, Wednesday.
Miss Emily Johnson, City Clerk,
will leave the lated prat of this week,
for a two weeks vacation. She will
visit home folks at Usage City.
The defeat of D. o. McCray is
tragedy. MeCray has been a pictur-
esque figure in Kansas for years. AS
he journeyed toward the West more
and more ones heart went out to him.
It seemed little thing to hand him
an office of trust as a reward for
many years of service.-Pink Rag,
Topeka, Kansas.
Miller Bros. this week, sold two
lots in Normal addition to Mr.. Lemon
of Osborne, who contemplates build
ing this fall. Also one lot in Block
One, Fairview Addition
Miss LoRee Cave went to Dodge
City, Sunday, for a short visit with
friends.
Misses Belle Mckinney and Eunice
Ramsey, both of Ellis, visited friends
a short time in our city, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis entertained
at dinner, Friday evening, Grover C
Moore and Miss Molly Moore.
Mrs. Anthony Unrein is a patien
at St. Anthony's hospital.
Judge A. D. Gilkeson went t.
Sharon Springs, Sunday noon, OIL
business.
Roy Caskey of Ellis, was kicked il
the side by a horse, Saturday eve
ming. He was brought to St. An
thongs hospital at once, for treat
ment.
Mrs. Faythe thinner and infan
daughter are here from Topeka, visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. v
Logan and family
Miss Anita Waldie of Medfort
Oklahoma, is visiting her sister, Mr.
R. J. Costner, of this city. Mi
Waldie has been teacher in tt
Medford school for the past two yea,
and has been re-employed for anotht
term.
Miss Ida Wasinger, one of the pc,
ular young ladies at the Hays pos
Office, who has been enjoying h
vacation in Colorado, has returnt