The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-06-29
LOCAL NOTES


OF Hays. Those desiring the Stand
ard Oil wagon to stop at their house,
viii phone LAG or 378, when prompt
service will be rendered.
For Sale.-Jacl1son Touring Car.
Good running order, tires good, cab
met body, real leather upholstery,
handmade engine.-Jack Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. TOwsley came
over from Hoisington, Sunday, to
visit with Mrs Towsley's mother,
Mrs. Kate Weber Mr.. TOwsley re-
turned to Hoisington, Monday, and
Mrs. Towsley stayed for short visit.
Mrs. Gay Milham and children
came up from their home in Eastern
Kansas, Saturday night, for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Nicl1les and family.
Anyone wanting a Farm Loan,
barge or small, write to C. w. Miller,
Topeka, Kansas, Federal Building,
and tell what you want, and he will
fix you up.
Old timers were pleased to see the
old timer, blacksmith Handcuff, who
had a zdop on East Juniata street
where Cox's Racket Store now is, in
our city Saturday He left here in
1883, went to Brown County, later to
Washington state, took up a ranch
and remarked He and his wife
stopped off to see old Hays and he
was very much surprised at the new
Hays. They were on an eastern ex-
cursion trip to Hays, Topeka, and to
his old home in Holton, Kansas, and
to Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Warner Johnson and little
son, Junior, returned to their home
in Cove county, last Thursday, after
a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Frank Wall, of West Juniata street.
Sleeping rooms for rent at. los
East Fifth Street. j22t2
Miss Margaret Evans, former
student of the Fort Hays Normal,
came over from her home in Hodge
man county, and spent Monday with
Mrs. Frank Wall of West Juniata
street.
Hon. H. W. Grass was over from
Lacrosse, Monday. Mr.. Grass has
just recovered from a serious illness.
Ben Blow, manager Of the Victory
Highway, was in Hays, Monday. He
is the only salaried officer of the
Association.
Goats Milk for sale. Also four
does to freshen in June, $25. each
426 East Second Street. j15t4
J. L. Riedel of Victoma was in the
city Tuesday.
DIR. c. d. Blake has employed Miss
Bertha Lague as an X-ray assistant
Miss Lague came in from Kansas City
Saturday night and has began work
]. HighiIl of New York City was a
business visitor Wednesday.
Fay and Lavonne Corwim are visit
ing in the country with their uncle
Clinton Morgan of Manhattan
spent the week end visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Felts drove
over TO Hill City, Sunday, to visit
Mrs. Felts' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fuller.
Mrs. Clara Nichols and three chill
dren of Salina, came Tuesday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs Nick
Loreditsch.
A Mccormick combine for sale
very reasonable. Also Republic ton
and a half truck in good condition,
at the o'LOughlin Garage.
Lewis johnson, who has been con-
fined to his home on account of an
infected foot, is improving.
The Lutheran Christian Endeavor
entertained the new students Friday
evening. They took their lunch and
went to the Park
Will Palmer of Ellis, spent Sunday
with his wife and baby, who are
patients at st. Anthony's Hospital.
County Attorney, ]. NJ. Wiesnel
and wife left Wednesday by car fol-
ten days vacation "trip in the noun.
tains near Denver.
Gus Kuhn of Ellis transacted bust
ness in the city Tuesday.
R. A. Fitch of Oklahoma City wa,
in Hays Wednesday.