The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-03-30

1898 at Miss Deane's.
A som was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Albert w. Burtscher, Sunday. the
26th, to whom they have given the
name, Robert Neal.
Alice Arnhold is visiting her
grandparents near Plainville.
Read the ad of the Kansas Central
Indemnity Co. of Hutchinson, on
another page, and see what Mr.. John
A. Ruder has to say for them.
Charlie Froelich was down from
his Trego county farm on Tuesday,
visiting relatives in our city.
Notices are being published that
the three years having expired, the
Executors of the M. J. R. Treat
estate are going to make final set
element before the Probate Judge
and divide the property among the
heirs.
Miller Brothers this week sold to
Louis Croft twelve lots in Block 5.
It makes a great change in west
South Main street to see the old
Kruger elevator building torn down
and moved away.
Two cars of crushed rock were
brought in last week from Kansas
City, to mix with the concrete in the
foundation of the new Methodist
church.
One soc tube Klenzo Tooth Paste,
one soc bottle Klenzo Dental Lotion,
one bar Klenzo Soap, one Tooth
Brush. The four az items, $1.OO at
King Bros.
The Loreditsch pool hall building
on East Second street near the Bas-
gall store, has been moved to the
north part of town to make dwell
ing. and a nice brick building will be
built on the vacant lot, making a
good addition to that street.
Mrs. Edna Fulton has been select
ed and has become the Librarian at
the Carnegie Public Library in this
city.
Sand is being hauled for two new
houses on the east end Of Normal
avenue, by Mr.. Ortiz.
Lost.-ChiId's dark blue velvet.
handbag. Finder please leave at Free
Press Office.
1t has been decided not to try and
pave Oak street this summer, so the
city is having the dirt from the
Tholen cellar carried there and they
are filling up the mud holes, making
it now very passable.
Coming soon. One-Cent Sale.
Biggest King Bros.
The Saturday Afternoon Club will
meet Saturday, April LIST, with Mrs.
G. A. Baldwin. Miss Benis has
charge of the program on Natural
Resources of South America, with
papers by Mrs. H. /. Felten and Mrs.
Carl Howard. The amendment to
the Club bylaws on attendance will
be voted upon.
For sale.-The Star Shoe Shop at
Ellis. Kansas. Must sell on account
of i'll heaIth.-Frank B. Brown, Ellis,
Kansas.
The Wholesale Cash Store Co. will
open for business in the Wolf build
ing, formerly known as the Essex
Hall on corner of Fort and South
Main, Saturday, April 1, with E. J.
Dreiling as manager See their ad
on another page. Mr.. L. J. BOhan-
non, one of the firm, with Carl Wolf,
was a caller at the Free Press the
first of the week.
Edwin w. Hill, the ubiquitous,
obliging and gentlemanly head clerk
at the A. A. Wiesner department
store, went to Salina, Sunday, on a
short visit to relatives and friends.
He and a number of friends attended
a Shriner concert in the evening. Ed
is a good judge of music and also of
female excellence. You'll pass E. W.
An Easter sale of $5.75 to SITS
new spring hats now on sale for
So. 90 at Miss Deane's.
The State Bankers Association
meets at Hutchinson, April 11-13th,
and C. w. Miller, Jr., cashier of the
H Citizens State Rank of Havs. Is