The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-10-05

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A. Basgall will occupy a position in
the Farmers State Bank at Hays. He
is a good accountant.
Chas. A. Hawks of Loveland, Colo
RADIO, who has been visiting here the
past two weeks, left for home Tues
/ day morning. Mr.. VIM. Roenfeldt
went with him and will visit with
/ friends in Loveland short time. He
will then go on a trip to the Coast.
| The trip to Loveland was taken in an
automobile Lavona Gay, who has
been visiting her grandfather, VIM.
Roenfeldt, and her mother, Mrs. Jake
Wagner, accompanied them as far as
Denver, Colorado, where she is study
ing to be a trained nurse.
In 1899 the Twentieth Kansas was
paid S5O,OOO.OO by the State of Kan
sas for travel pay. The Legislature
did not even wait for the boys to get
home but the good news met them in
San Francisco. On November 7th is
your vote going to cheer the boys for
what they lost for you and me in 1917
and 1918.
Those who heard the sermon de-
livered last SHOday morning by Rev.
Baldwin at the Methodist church, say
it was one of the best sermons ever
preached in Hays.
Congressman Hays B. White was
a Hays visitor one day last week.
After the Normal avenue paving
suit was decided last week, the City
Attorney asked for a new trial and it
was tried all over again last Friday
and Saturday. 1t will be a couple of
weeks before the Judge gives his de-
cision as he wants to look up laws and
references. The evidence was about
the same as at the first trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Howard, former
County Farm Agent and wife, left
Friday evening for their new home at
| Larned, Kansas. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Howard made many friends in Hays
and they will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Carrie Muir left Monday, for
Lawrence, where she will attend the
Rebekah Grand Assembly. Mr.. Muir
is now in Pennsylvania but he will
return in time for the Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Herman Oldham and son,
John, spent several days in Hutchin-
son visiting Mrs. Oldham's mother
and attending the State Fair.
Mrs. George Palmer is i'll at her
home on East Normal avenue. Miss
Brungardt, of Victoria, is nursing her
You can buy any kind of FORD
at OLOUGHLNS GARAGE
EITHER OLD or NEW, on their
SPECIAL MONTHLY PAYMENT
PLAN.
Mrs. Gardner of Oklahoma, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. J.
Patterson.
Miss Mae Hawkins of Oakley, Kan
sas, visited friends in Hays, between
trains Friday. Miss Hawkins clerk
ed here for a couple of years and has
many friends in this city. She at
tended the pageant at Salina, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Ida Kohl will leave the first
of the week, for Lenora, where she
will spend fortnight with her son,
Hugo.
The baseball game between Vic
toria and Walker, on Sunday after
noon, resulted in a score of to in
favor of the former.
Miss Jessie Thompson, registered
nurse at st. Anthony's hospital, left
Sunday morning for few days visit
with her parents at Kanapolis.
Bert Reed, merchant at Ellsworth,
Kansas, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reed, Sr.
of this city.
A daughter was born, Sunday
night, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kinder
knecht, at st. Anthony's hospital.
NJ. L. Stevenson, manager of the
Viola Sample Store, has recently
purchased a residence on Mission
Mount and has taken possession.
:. In the show window of the Free
Press can be seen a small box con-
!. tanning several paw-paws, a wild
= fruit that grows in Missouri and sew
eral of the eastern states and also in
S eastern Kansas. They were sent to
t the Free Press by C. A Clark who is
teaching school in Brown county
They are quite curiosity, especially