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

THEN FORGET
WAR PRICE
WINS
SAY FOLKS, IT'S WINNING.
FLOYD at Sample Store
We are indebted to B. C. Arnold
for the following scraps of history re-
lating to the "curves" of Kansas
weather during July and August, 81
and '82. While people in Hays are
sweltering with heat these August
days and saying they never have ex-
perienced such hot weather before,
yet about forty years ago those who
were here then (and there are quite
a number) can remember the weather
was similar to this year. July IA, the
mercury registered 105 degrees;
July 20, ia; August 16, 1881, 10;
Aug. IT, 112-hot winds and dusty.
August 2, 1882, 10; Aug. 8, los;
Aug. II, 1882, Sells Show was in
Hays, 1900 people were in attend
ance.
Rev. Brother Floyd, good for
nothing else, perhaps. But certainly
''there" on REBUILDING SHOES,
at Viola Sample Store.
New Fall Millinery now on display
at Miss Deane's. a24t2
Mrs. C. D. Blake and Ida Shaffer
have returned from their summer
trip to Colorado.
H. J. Brown, who has been living
in Hays for a year, moved this week,
to Woodston, Kansas, where he has
been appointed as one of the faculty
of the Woodston High School. Mr..
Brown is a graduate of the Fort Hays
| Normal.
Mrs. Ed Shiney and Mrs. Stiveson
of MdCracken, were the guests of
Miss LoRee Cave, last week. Mrs.
( StWeson returned home Saturday,
| but Mrs. Shiney will remain and visit
! her sister, Mrs. Harvey Fellers, before
her return.
Sport hats, Felts in all the pretty
new colors, now being shown at Miss
! Deane's. a24t2
IF the Shoe Strings are good in
those old comforts of yours, perhaps
we can Iengthen their life for a very
small Floyd, Master-Shoer,
at Viola Sample Store.
Sister Viola returned home from
Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, the first of
the week.
DR.. Keough spent Sunday with his
mother and sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BOUCHER and
two children of Ogallah, spent Sun
day in our city, visiting relatives.
Captain and Mrs. Gage and two
children and Miss Gage of Geneseo,
are visiting Mrs. Cages mother, Mrs.
Wilhelmina Ringe.
Clarence Loreditsch spent Sunday
in Ellis.
i Daisy Beeby underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kissing and
Miss Alice Kissing, and Frank Miller
and wife of Ellis, returned home Sun
day night, from a two weeks vaca-
ton trip to Colorado.
DR.. A. H. Pruitt and family left
Sunday, for their new home in Wich-
tia.
Mooney Oak, lightest bending and
most adaptable for Ladies' Fine Shoe
soles. Floyd has it and uses it, at
Viola Sample Store.
The newest creations in Millinery
for Fall now being shown at Miss
Deane's. a24t2
Jess Binder who has been working
for Zeigler & Son for the past year,
left Saturday night, for Loveland,
Colorado, on a short visit to his
father, Wolf Binder.
James Weisensee, cook at the
Brunswick, who has been at ST.
AnthOny's Hospital, the past week,
taking medical treatment, is back at
the hotel again.
Rt. Rev. Francis J. lief, Bishop OF
this diocese, dedicated the new Cath.
> Ollie Church at Park, Wednesday. In
the evening he addressed a meeting
; at the K. of C. Hall at Hays, on the
N. C. C. NJ. and the new Hays Cath
Ollie College. He assured his audience
that notwithstanding rumors to the
l contrary, the new College will b.
built in Hays and that he expected
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