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

VIM. Eberly of Topeka, is here Wis
iting relatives.
F. S. Wasinger sold lot "A in Lee
Bold Aliens Addition to Alex
Schueler, this week.
John Mermis was a Hays visitor,
Monday.
Peter Storm of Ellis, was in Hays.
Tuesday.
Frank Vonfeldt of Walker, was
doing business in Hays, Tuesday.
Jacob Basgall of Lacrosse, visited
in Hays, Monday.
Henry Herman of Lacrosse, Coun-
ty Attorney of Rush County, attend
ed the officers meeting of the Knights
of Columbus, Sunday
''Fat" King and others are the re-
cipients of bad checks passed in
Hays, Wednesday, by an out-of-town
Gladly"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Sims have pur-
chased one of the J. NJ. Wiesner
properties on Mission Mount, and
moved into it Monday.
Among the out-of-town visitors
here Sunday, attending the Knights
of Columbus meeting, were DIR.
Emery Catudal of Plainville, Frank
Heile and ]. C. Kippes of Ellis, J. J.
Dreiling of Walker, Jos. P. Roth and
A. J. Dreiling of Victoria
Albert "Bat'' Weaver has been
ordered sent to the State Industrial
School for boys at Topeka, as a re-
suit of a series of misdemeanors
committed by him. Two other boys
plead guilty to petty larceny in con
nection with the affair and another
is under sentence but on parole fOl
ten days to dig up evidence to throw
light on the petty pilfering that ha;
been going on in Hays.
The case of the State of Kansa.
against Art Shelton on charge OF
4. carrying black, jack, will be called
at Ellis in Justice Woodlands Court
Thursday afternoon.
Wednesday, a gentleman from
Rush country had his day in Justie,
Arnold's Court on a charge of pass
ing a bad check to McLain.
Tuesday, another Rush County
gentleman paid a number of baC
checks. in Court, which he had left
with local business men some months
ago.
The Experiment Station are thi.
week, shipping car loads of baled al
falfa from their fields near the ole
fairgrounds, hauled to the depot by
four-horse teams. How handy i
would have been for them to have
had that Golden Belt railroad built
and switch track in the middle OF
the field to load direct from the bail
ers- They were guaranteed such {
switch if road had been built.
The Modern Woodmen magazin,
of April shows that our old towns
man, w. E. Saum, kept up his polio!
taken out in Hays, and his widow ha
been paid her $4,000
Harry Freese has some town lot
for sale from $50 apiece up to you
price. See him, near the Methods
church.
Service, in connection with salts
factory saving, is what you expec
and what you get when you trade a
the Cash Grocery Store.
A few cents saved on every articl
you purchase at the Cash Grocer
Store amounts to dollars at the en-
of the month. Do you get the idea
Down in Barton County. the Firs
National Bank and the new Creamer
there have organized a Dairy Assoc
alton, and are furnishing the none
at low rate of interest to farmer
TO buy milch cows and do some mike
farming rather than all wheat-rai
ing. AT the meeting last week tI
money was raised by the Bank,
committee appointed to hunt for Ho
stein cattle, each member to have or
pure-blood and four graded cows /
be allotted to each farmer who wan
TO go into it. 1t was shown that Il
.n-oa,nno,-,r checks come RIGHT alnn