The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-06

new make of automobile costing
around $1,000 delivered in our city.
The Great Bend Auto Painting
Company have been here lately dis
playing a blue car, as a sample of
their work adding the new Cali
fornia top. The car is much ad-
mired.
Please watch our window for sec
sale on aluminium ware. Remember,
we sell for less Wholesalers Cash
Store Company.
C. E. Rarick returned from bust
ness visit east, Monday night.
Word has been received that Miss
Isabella Leisenring of Ellis, and
Leonard Heddick were married on
the oath of February in Los Angeles,
California. Miss Leisenring was an
overseas nurse and Mr.. Heddick was
with the famous Canadian regiment,
Princess Pat"
Frank Scheck of Walker, was in
the city Tuesday, attending business.
Please watch our window for 89c
sale on Aluminium ware. Remember,
we sell for Wholesalers Cash
Store Company.
E. &c. Flood attended the first day
of Court at Cove, Monday.
County Attorney John R. Parsons
of WaKeeney, was in the city, Satur-
day, for an hour or so. John may de-
eide to throw his shat in the judicial
ring" That will localize the judge
ship fight among the republicans at
WaKeeney. John will make a good
judge and there need be no question
as to his attitude on any question
which concerns the welfare of the
community. His record as a prose
cutor both in Cove and Trego coun-
ties, speak for themselves.
S. A. Sulentic, the consulting en-
gineer, transacted business at Wa
Keeney, Monday.
C. M. Holmquist made business
trip to Victoria, Monday.
C. E. Rarick went to Manhattan,
Tuesday morning, on educational
matters.
The many friends of Harry w
Grass of Lacrosse, will regret to
hear that he was recently taken very
i'll and rushed on the train to the
hospital at Great Bend for treatment
Fred Oshant is on the mend, anc
hopes to be out again soon.
Please watch our window for 89t
sale on Aluminium ware. Remember
we sell for Wholesalers CasE
Store Company.
The first bunch of bIackbirds were
seen around town, Sunday, while the
robin redbreasts are getting to be
very plentiful in the yards.
Edwin Hill was called to Hope
Kansas, last Friday to attend tht
funeral of his brother, Walter, whC
died from pleura-pneumOnia. Ht
leaves ito mourn his loss, a young
wife and large number of relatives
Please watch our window for 89'
sale on Aluminium ware. Remember
we sell for Wholesalers Casl
Store Company.
On South Fort at the corner o,
Broadway, ground was broken thi
week. for another residence, being
built by Mr.. Bieker.
Up in the northeast part of town
near the Baker home, another it'll
four-roomed cottage. is being built
while all through that neighbOrhOor
improvements are being made to tn
homes. New roofs, porches, or some
thing is being done to make thei
homes more comfortable.
Special sale on Hats from now un
til Easter. All the new spring color
and styles at Miss Deane's.
The tennis lawn on the Methods
lot has been fixed up and will be
pleasant place for the young folks o
the Methodist church to play tn
( summer.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gosser haV
: moved to a farm near Russell.
Four new residences are bein
: erected on the Oshant lots in tE
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