The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-01-26

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over with $4,000 to the good. Now
the next question will be a site for
the building. We understand that
four or five locations have been Of
fered. A site on high ground easily
drained will probably be selected,
within a mile or a mile and half of
the city. It is also presumed that
work will be commenced as soon as a
location is selected.
]. R. Lynch, the Union Pacific
freight agent, was here Thursday,
ostensibly to look after putting in a
switch for the. accommodation of the
new Golden Belt Creamery & Ice
Plant. Incidentally he attended the
meeting of the State Utility Board,
called here to investigate the advis-
ability of allowing the Golden Belt
railroad through the county There
were also several pensioners of the
road present. Of course they were
not interested. No, not at all!
The following from the Brooklyn,
New York Daily Tines, tells of a
young lady, former resident of Hays
and whose people are living here:
"The appearance of the Brooklyn
Times booth was considerably en-
HANGED yesterday because of a visit
paid it by the Misses Della Smith and
Edna TillotsOn. known as the 'MOttle-
tone twins. The Times booth is the
only newspaper booth lacking the
feminine touch, so yesterday this
couple from the exhibit of Devoe and
Reynolds Company set to polishing
atus with one of the Devoe polishes
until the eyes of our newspaper folk
neighbOrs simply threatened to pop
with envy. E. D. Peck, advertising
manager of the paint concern, and
Bob Wilson, of the sales force, gave
moral assistance during the cleaning
UP process
A J. Weidle of Collyer, who spent
three weeks in st. Anthony's hospital,
is back again in the hospital for
further treatment.
L. J. Reidel and F. B. Brungardt
of Victoria, were business visitors
here Tuesday.
DR.. Jameson was called to Plain
Vile, Tuesday, on professional bust
ness.
Save money on Hosiery. Attend
the sale now in progress at Steven
sons.
We miss cred Wing" since the
skating rink closed up.
DR.. Anderson of Victoria, perform
ed two operations at the hospital
! Wednesday morning.
Adam Hergemreder of Pfeifer,
spent Tuesday in our city.
Hosiery sale at Stevenson's.
Big reduction on Hosiery at Steven
sons.
Chrles Wilson, formerly County
Superintendent of Cove county, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Glathart and
Eli Wilson came up from Lawrence,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faville left for
their home in Wisconsin, this Thurs
day. Mrs. Faville, formerly Hazel
Rea, has been visiting her parents
here for some time past.
Mrs. Joe Feitz was operated on at
the hospital, last week, for appendi-
citis. The operation is said to have
been successful.
wanted.-A girl to do general
housekeeping A. A. Wiesner.
Freda and Eleanor Winters went
to Gorham, Saturday to spend the
day with their cousin, Mrs. Clarence
Heyl.
Bertha and Catherine Roth of
Pfeifer, and their neice, Alma Hart
man, of Brighton, Colorado, were Wis
itors in Hays, Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Lee and daughter
I Marjorie, have returned from their
trip to Denver and Brighton, Colorado,
The Knights of Columbus of this
city, went in body to Liebenthal
Sunday, and helped the local Sin
Knights there to put on the degree
work. A good time was had and the
local Knights say they were royalty
entertained.
5 Councilman John N. Wasinger Cd
z Victoria, was a Court House visitor
Monday.
M and Mrs Wilson are quests al