The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-10-19

Phone 3Z9.
w. F. Czeskleba and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in Salina.
Mrs. Emma Averill spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting at the R. w. Eal-
den home near Ellis.
R. w. Ealden of Ellis, transacted
business in Hays, Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Philip, ST., ac-
companied by Miss Sutton and Mrs.
Rouse, were Ellis visitors, Saturday.
For Rent.-Two small furnished
rooms for small family. Close in,
good well water. Price reasonable
Anna Froelich Page.
Mr.. Ferguson of salina, was in
town this week.
A. w. Seng left Monday night, for
Pittsburg, to attend a convention of
the Kansas Municipal League.
Miss Nellie NJ. Reeder sails for
Paris, France, next Tuesday at 1000
a. m, on the Tecquetania, on two
months leave of absence.
Mrs. Evalina Cochran, Grand Ma
tron of the Eastern Star, arrived this
Thursday noon on the plug, enroute
to Lacrosse. She was the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Philip, Jr., at dinner at the
Brunswick.
Moving Household Goods and Gen
eral Dray Business.-ROy Thomas,
Phone $50.
Geo. Drake, this week, found a let
ter containing a railroad pass to
city in Nebraska, which he turned
over to B. NJ. Clark at the postofice.
The letter was addressed to a well
known citizen of Hays.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices.
No infation.-H. w. Oshant.
Mr.. Street, who has been living in
avenue, has stored his household
goods and with his wife and child, has
driven to Illinois, where they will
spend the winter. One of the Meth
odist church mechanics will occupy
the house this winter.
A big crowd attended the picnic at
Munjor, Tuesday, and report good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Zeigler enter
tanned friends from Oakley, who
drove down in their car, Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Street of East Normal avenue,
took ride Sunday and Monday, out
to his farm in Sheridan county. He
reports nice trip, good roads, and
that many have their crops in, but it
is awfully dry there.
Jonah Mutton is preparing to take
trip to his old home in Pennsylvania
for the winter.
Ladies or men can have their coats
relined-work guaranteed-at Bliss
ing Brothers, South Chestnut street,
Phone 2O8.
Kelley Bros, the egg and poultry
buyers, were out in the country, Mon
day, returning in the afternoon with
truck loadS-over a thousand dollars
worth of chickens, they had purchased
at the various country stores in this
county, which they shipped that eve
ming. They take their truck and go
after the poultry, paying the store
keeper the same price as delivered in
Hays.
Coats Relined.-Ladies' or mems.
at Kissing Brothers, Phone 2O8. South
Chestnut Street.
The price of Ford automobiles-all
makes-is down $50. Get yours now.
E. NJ. Speer of the First National
Bank, made business trip to Topeka,
Wednesday of last week.
F. W. Bunker and family who have
been spending the past year and a
half in the western states, returned
to Hays, Wednesday.
Winifred Bader who has been
spending the past FIVE months with
her brother, G. F. Bader and family,
left Monday, for Great Bend, where
she will make her home.
G. F. Bader and family left Wed.
nesday morning for Illinois, where
they expect to make their home.
The Ladies of the Lutheran AiC