The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-06-08

put on a harvest SAFE. 1.-TWO years dSO
you paid $32 fora 1OO-pound sack
of sugar; during this sale, besides
100 pounds of sugar you will get
ninety-nine other everyday table
necessities for S32. See their show
window and watch for bills.
Karl Simpsons Comedians who are
playing a two weeks engagement in
our city. opened Monday night, in
their big tent on South Chestnut
street, to a capacity house-large
numbers of people were turned away.
They are playing TO large audiences
nightly, and are putting on a roper
toire Of new and snappy plays, with a
company Of high-class players, and
you are assured of your moneys
worth.
Sunday, June Il, all the members
Of the Hays Lodge No. 10, Knights of
Pytheas, are expected to meet at the
Castle Hall at 9:45 and march to the
Baptist Church for memorial services.
A full attendance is expected.
The Royal Cafe has added an orch
estra to their attractions at meal
time
Last Saturday, Bishop lief dedi-
Gated the beautiful Catholic school
for ladies at Salina, with impressive
ceremonies, an immense crowd being
present. The building is of brick,
three stories in height, cost over a
million dollars and located in the east
side of the city on hillside. Con
corda expected to get it but Salina
made the best offer and got it. 1t
surely is a beautiful building and one
of which the city can be proud.
George Palmer is improving in
health at the hospital, and it is hoped
he can be brought home in another
week. J. S. Bird is also on the mend
and hopes to greet his many friends
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Desbrow and two chill
dren, from Kiwin, have arrived to
help build up our growing city, the
other son and daughter, Floyd and
sister, being already here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Schmoekel and
family have moved into the Alex
Philip residence on East Wilson ave-
nue..
Quite number of people are now
spending some time on the creek,
coming home with nice mess of cat
fish for breakfast.
Mrs. Frank Fields writes her
friends here that they are having lots
of rain back there in Illinois and
would like to send old Hays some. Al
so that school lets out soon, when she
and Miss Ernestine will come back to
this city.
Little Miss Dolores TillOtson was
slightly injured this Thursday after
noon, at children's party, as re-
suit of being too near swing. The
swing seat struck her head causing a
slight scalp wound. No serious in
jury, however.
Dee VIM. Baird of the Karl Simp-
son Show Company, win favor the
public with song selections at the
Viola Sample Store, Saturday, 8 to 4
p. m.
Miss Elsie Spencer, who taught
domestic science in the Downs High
School, has returned home to spend
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sedore have
moved from the Reemsnyder house
on West Second street, to the Quint
house on West Wilson avenue, close
to the Normal
A number of fans were in the city
Sunday, from Ellis, to see the K. of
c. team from Ellis play baseball with
the K. of c. team of this city. The
final score was 8 to 13 in favor of the
local team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Havemann
mOtored to Lacrosse to visit relatives
Sunday.
On Sunday night, Prof. and Mrs.
H. E. Malloy and Prof. Walter
Roberts assisted in the dedicatory re-
cital in st. Mary's Church at Ellis.
There viii be a regular meeting
of the o. E. S. Saturday, June 10th
at o'clock. Masonic Home Day viii
be observed at that time, reports from
Grand Chapter given, also initiation
and refreshments. Visitors welcome