The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-24

$375.00-W. F. Czeskleba, Hays City
Drug Store.
Miss Olive Clark of LeavenwOrth,
is visiting at the home of Judge A. D.
GiIkeson.
Mrs. G. w. Meyer and little daugh-
ter, Lois, returned home from their
Colorado trip, Wednesday night of
last week. Miss Anna stopped over
at Sharon Springs for a short visit
with friends, returning home Friday
night
The friends of Miss Mayme Null
roy-and they are many, will be
panied to know that she is at st.
Anthony's Hospital, seriously i'll.
Regular meeting of the o. E. s.,
Monday evening, August %, at 8 p.
MFRS Lucille King, Sec'y.
Miss Rosalind Noble returned from
a visit of a week with her aunt at
Oakley, Kansas, and friends at Pen
okee, Kansas.
Used Farm Machinery for sale +;
Plows, Drills, Tractors, ETC.
O'Loughlin Garage.
Mrs. Harry Matthew left for her
Idaho home, Monday evening, after a
visit of several months with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swires.
Banker E. NJ. Speer. and family
have returned from their western
trip.
Geo. King and Gay Tillotson went
to Garden City, Wednesday,, to attend
the Roundup.
A numbr of Hays young people at
tended a dance at Stockton, Tuesday
night.
Miss Dolly Truan was operated on
for appendicitis, at St. AnthOny's
Hospital, Monday. The operation
was successful.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices
No infiation.-H. W. Oshant
Henry Oshant and son, Paul, ac-
companied by young Campbell, left
Sunday, for Colorado.
Vernon Clark, of the Free Press
and family and Miss Elizabeth Jones
arrived home Tuesday, from brief
trip to Colorado Springs.
A. A. Wiesner and son, Alfred, at
tended the dedication of the new
Catholic ccurch at Buffalo Park, Kan
sas, Wednesday of this week.
Banker Kippes was over from
Ellis, Tuesday.
R. R. Lee and daughter, Margery,
spent Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
at Navarro, with his son, Arthur, who
has charge of the Lee & Lee hardware
store.
FREE tube with each casing
purchased.-O LOUGHLIN GARAGE
James Croft, Tuesday of this week,
purchased, through the Miller Bros.
agency, the Asa Jewell property on
East Broadway.
C. A. Miller drove over to Ness
City, Tuesday.
Carl Clark and family, who have
been visiting with the Free Press fam
lily during the summer, left this
Thursday afternoon for his school at
Fairview, Kansas, which commences
September 4th. His mother, Mrs. A.
L. Clark, accompanied them. Mrs.
Clark will visit her sister, Mrs. Loyal
King, at Marysville, Kansas, before
returning.
A force of men are laying the gut
tering on East Juniata street prepar-
atory to putting down the paving
They commenced Monday and by
Saturday night will probably habe
four blocks ready for the cement and
brick.
I want choice farm loans at 81
per cent interest. Can you beat it.
H. w. Oshant.
Henry Nye, one of the old resident
of the city, died Friday, and wa
buried Monday. He leaves a wifi
and two daughters to mourn his loss
Brights disease was the caues of hi
death.
Mrs. Ed Swires entertained a grOu
of ladies, Wednesday afternoon, i
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Harr
Matthew, of Moscow, Idaho. She a
so entertained Thursday afternoon o
the same week, for Mrs. Hoffman
who is visiting Hays friends.