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

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and Nero Sparks, their business man
ager, are II. the county Jail serving
ninety days on charge of bootlegging
and disorderly conduct. They were
brought from Ellis, Wednesday:
Prof. C. A. Shively made quite a
drive this week. He went to Osborne,
Sunday; Hill City, Monday; Colby,
Tuesday; and Oakley, Wednesday.
KIDS-Get your little tablets now,
8 for cents at The Free Press Office.
Mrs. Alex P. West has been suffer
ing this week, from an infection on
her foot.
Mrs. C. w. Reeder is getting along
quite well. She will be leaving the
hospital in few days.
John Dudley and son, Byron, of
Kansas City, were in our city last
Monday, the guests of C. W. Reeder.
Miss Nellie Reeder will return to
New York, Friday night.
H. M. Kingsley was seen on the
streets Wednesday. He farms the
George Palmer place west of town.
The boys who went to Beloit for
the American Legion Convention said
everybody spoke we'll of Hays and
want to come here for the Convention
in 1928.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon at the Elk
pertinent Station, announce the birth
of twins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mutton of Voda,
spent Wednesday in the city.
Miss Ruth Parkhurst went to sa-
lima, Monday morning, to attend the
Epworth League Institute.
James O'Brien of Russell, who has
spent the summer in Colorado, has re
turned to this city. He plans to at
tend school this fall.
OiIcloth School Bags, 10 cents
each, at The Free Press Office.
C. w. Reeder & Son have moved
their stock of Clothing and Mems
Furnishings into their store room on
the corner of Chestnut and West
Second streets, recently occupied by
Schermerhorn, and the Schermerhorn
stock of Ladies' Furnishings has been
moved into their new location in the
Tholen building on South Chestnut
street.
The M. w. A. of Hays, No. 1879,
are putting on a drive for new mem
bers and every member in the camp
is asked to get one new member
M. E. Gregg, Special Deputy
III. Robin of Walker, was in the
city, Wednesday, transacting bust
ness.
Miss Christine Harder leaves for
Nebraska, the last of the week. She
has been employed as a typist-secre-
tary with the Bird Investment Com
pany for the last four years. After
visiting a few weeks with her parents
she plans to take work at the State
University at Lincoln.
D. P. Sims will be at Ellis, tonight
Thursday conducting a band con-
cert in the park.
Garry your books in one of our oil
cloth school bags, only 10 cents each
at the Free Press Office.
The American Legion at Sharon
Springs have been advertising their
big Wild West CARNIVAL in this city.
The big event takes place August 81
and September 1st. Judge Ruppen-
thai of Russell will explain in his
speech, one day of the Carnival, the
Kansas Adjusted Compensation.
Advertising for the Golden Belt
Fair will now be pushed. Last year
was very good year. This year we
hope it will be even better.
UOst.-A young bull dog. An
swers to name of ''Jiggs." Return
to Lyman Wooster, W. Normal Ave.
Eldon Bell who has been suffering
with an infection of the ear, the past
week, is getting along nicely.
Forty tourist cars stopped in Hays
Sunday night, remaining until Mon
day morning, which proves that Hays
is still on the map.
DR.. Cation of Concordia, was in the
city, Wednesday, on professional
business.
VIM. Blackburn, ST., and son
Walter, left Wednesday morning, fo-
North Dakota, where Mr.. Blackburn