The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-03-23

I-iOAC Luz your money Inan at any
other store in the city
Whitman's, Cranes and Martha
Washington candies in Easter Pack
ages at King Bros.
One soc tube Kenzo Tooth Paste,
one soc bottle Klenzo Dental Lotion,
one bar Klenzo Soap, one, Tooth
Brush. The four a. items, $1.OO at
King Bros.
Coming soon. One-Cent Sale.
Biggest ever.-King Bros.
At a recent meeting of the Golden
Belt Fair Association, H. w. Chitten-
den as secretary, and all the other
old officers were retained.
DIR. Stuckey was in Ellis, Wednes-
day on professional business.
E. R. Jones, the veteran travelling
man, was in the city, Wednesday, on
his way to WaKeeney and Ellis.
His home is in Saina. He has made"
this territory for over forty years.
Walter Miles is in Missouri visit
ing his sister who is critically i'll.
Mrs. Fred Miller went to Salina,
this Thursday noon.
Mrs. A. w. Noble gave a birthday
party in honor of her son, Norman's
ninth birthday, last Friday, March
II. A nice crowd of his boy friends
were in attendance and wished him
many more happy birthdays.
Milton Luce went to Park, Wed
nesday, to do some work at the
Wheatland Elevator there.
w. R. Lepper, the landlord at the
Park Hotel, went to WaKeeney,
Wednesday, on business. He is the
owner of the American House there.
Ed Fisher went on the plug, We'd
nesday, to Oakley, to do some over
hauling at the Hays Milling Com
pany's elevator there.
Miss Mae Hawkins was in the city
Wednesday, between trains. She is
employed now by J. P. Byers & Com
pany at WaKeeney.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Rardin and
daughter spent the day in Salina,
visiting friends and shopping.
Mr.. J. W. Eby of slaina, was in the
city Thursday, visiting his son, Glenn
and family.
a. Rea was in Plainville, Wed
nesday./
C. G. Cochran made business trip
to Ellis, Wednesday.
County Engineer Loreditsch and
the Board of County Commissioners
were inspecting road and bridge
work south of Ellis, Wednesday.
Miss Hoy, the newly appointed
county nurse, has arrived and has
taken charge of the work, formerly
done by Mrs. Evalina Reed. Mrs
Reed has gone to Utah.
John M. Frank secured the job OF
painting all the buildings at the fail
grounds, with a single coat of white
Gido Clerico and Ruth Scheer OF
Ellis, were married at the Methodist
Parsonage, Friday, March II, the
Rev. G. A. Baldwin officiating.
E. E. Gates returned home Tues
day, from Michigan, where he ha.
been the past month. Mr.. Gates wa
called to Michigan by the death Of
his father, and was taken i'll while
there, and has not been able to re
turn home until this time.
Wednesday, the men of the Meth
odist church served a banquet to the
mothers and daughters. Each lady
of the chruch took her own daughter
or someone else's daughter to the
banquet, where a program was en-
jOyed by all.
Mrs. H. L. Felten and Mrs. A. w
Noble entertained about forty Oh
their friends at a st. Patrick lunch
con on Monday at one o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Noble. They served {
four-course luncheon, the table dec
orations being green and white.
Monday, March 9th, the Electric
Shoe Shop makes the lead again, il
offering to the Public the reduced
brices for Mems Half Soles, $1.O0.
Ladies', IS cents; Children's, 81
u cents. Best materials and workman
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