The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-07-27

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| Oshant.
Fred Miller, with his wife, will
leave tomorrow (Friday) for Canada,
where he will visit friends for a few
days; then to Vancouver, British
Columbia, to attend the annual meet
ing of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. After the meeting they
will go to Medford, Oregon, to visit
a brother of Fred's. They will also
visit Yellowstone Park before coming
home.
Mrs. Furgeson of Ellis, is a patient
at st. Anthony's Hospital.
Fresh fancy Cookies 25 cents per
ID Viola Sample Store.
Albert Brown of Hill City, drove
over Wednesday, with his niece, Miss
May Callison, for a short visit with
Mr.. Browns mother, Mrs. John
Brown, of East Juniata street. Miss
| Callison, a former student at the
Normal, is studying to become an
OsteOpathic doctor, at Los Angeles,
California. She has one and a half
years before she completes her
| course. She took the train from here
for California, this Thursday morn
ing.
Lost.-A portfolio, containing Fire
Insurance papers. Columbia Fire
Underwriters, Omaha. Leave at this
office.
Chris Peterson, one of the prom
inent farmers living south of town,
was in Hays, Wednesday afternoon,
and he reports one of the heaviest
crops of wheat he ever raised-espe-
ciaIly on the fallow ground. How
ever, he failed to save the entire crop
because of the rank growth of the
straw and so much rain-the heads
were so heavy that it fell over and
could not be reached by the header.
Viola Saturday SpeciaI.-Jeny
Beans, 10 cents per fb.-VioIa Sam
pie Store.
"A good joke is told on Hays
man" says the Hoisington Dispatch.
when the paving went in on the
street past his house, he got scared
and sold his residence for $500.
Nelghbors tried to keep him from
selling, syaing he would want it back.
When the paving was in and he saw
how nice it looked, he bought back
his home for $500"
The Saline Cowboy Polo Club will
play the Fort Hays Polo Club, next
Sunday, on the Hays grounds. Five
game complete the series and this is
the third game. The Saline boys
were victorious in the first two. The
Hays Club is hoping to win the next
three.
Viola Saturday Special Ginger
Snaps, II cents per 10 Viola Sam
pie Store.
Having use for but one car, 1 will
sell my Buick 6, with new tries for
.OO-W. F. Czeskleba, Hays City
Drug Store.
The new Optical Parlor at the
Hays City Drug Store. Equipped up
to date. Call and see w. F. Czeskle-
ba.
Mrs. G. G. Gambler and children
of Natoma, are here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Gregg.
Mr.. Gambler is foreman of the Ma
tOma Independent.
Will Asbury of Ellis, spent a few
hours in our city Saturday.
John Reidel from Liebenthal, visit
ed friends in our midst, the last of
the week.
Vic Holm, of the First National
Bank, made business trip to Colby,
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. H. Downing was i'll at her
home few days last week.
Miss Cecilia hurry, Registered
Nurse, was called to Wilson to have
charge of the hospital there, Friday.
On Thursday evening, the Amer
lean Legion gave a pavement dance.
They secured the Cheyenne Cowboy
Orchstra to play for them. The dance
was well attended.
Miss Belts of Stockton, visited sew
eral days at the Tom Reed, Jr. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cottington
of Palco, Kansas, who have spent the
past month with their small son at
st. Anthony's Hospital, took their
boy to Colorado, Sunday night, for
his baal+b