The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-31
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w. F. Czeskleba.

Kissing Bros. will put on a made
to-measure Clothing Sale, Wednes-
day, September 9th, for one day only,
with special inducement prices. Mr..
G. P. Laebel of Chicago, will be here
to conduct this sale and assures our
customers that their orders will re-
ceive his best attention.
See the Worlds most famous driv-
ers at the LEGION Speed Classic, Kan
sas City, September 18th. Secure
tickets at King Bros.
Robert Ross, the oil promoter, who
has been in Hays, the past year, will
move this week, to Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. C. L. Howard, the county farm
agent, who has been here the past two
years, will leave to take a position
that pays more money in another
county.
Azel Cochran and family are here
from Hagerstown, Maryland, visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Cochran.
H. w. Oshant returned the first of
the week, from a trip to the Rocky
Mountains. He was absent about
ten days.
A woman was fined 500 and costs
Tuesday, in B. C. Arnold's court, for
misconduct.
One-half section of good land in
Russell county, 3 u miles from rail
road, 70 acres in corn, to exchange
for residence. Call Hays City Drug
Store.
Mrs. Reemsnyder and daughter,
Esther, are visiting relatives in east
ern Kansas.
George Kisner went to Collyer, on
business, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Eby who have
been living in Edwin w. Hill's resi-
dence, the past year and a half, are
moving to Scott City, Kansas, this
week, where Mr.. Eby has purchased
a hardware store. The Hill residence
is being thoroughly renovated pre-
paratory to receiving a new tenant.
However, Ed says it is not for rent
1t is possible that a new Mrs. Edwin
Hill will be the next tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Fink and little
daughter, Margie, came in from Lo-
gan county, Wednesday noon, for a
short visit with friends. They will
leave tonight Thursday for Ross
vile, Kansas, where Mr.. Fink will
teach this year.
Buy your School Supplies at Clark's
on South Cehstnut street.
DR.. J. E. Stucky and wife have re-
turned from Wichita, Kansas, where
the doctor has been the past two
weeks, partly on a vacation and part
ly on business.
Sam Long left Monday, for Hern-
don, where he will teach this year.
Mr.. Long is a graduate of the Fort
Hays Normal. Miss Julia Keller,
formerly of this city, and a graduate
of the Fort Hays Normal, is also
member of the faculty of the Hern-
don school.
Miss Alice Craig expects to leave
this Friday, for Concordia.
Misses Molly Moore and Eva
Weaver who have been attending the
Institute here, left for McCracken,
Friday, in Miss Moore's. car.
Miss Jean Cave returned home
from Greeley, Colorado, Sunday
morning. Miss Cave has taught the
past year, in the Greeley Normal
School.
Miss Elsie Grass spent several days
last week, in Salina, visiting friends
She returned home Friday evening
DR.. Will Keough of McCracken,
spent the week end with his mother
and sisters.
Mrs. P. C. Anders and small son
went to Ellis, Saturday, to spend a
few days with Mrs. Anders' mother
and sisters.
w. S. Blunt left Thursday, for st.
Louis and other eastern cities, on
business for the Hays City Flour Mill.
Preparations are being made fo1
the reception of the Salina Retailers
Association, here, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9th
Mr.. V. G. Johnson, teacher of tele-
graphy at the Fort Hays Normal, re-
turned to Hays, Sunday, after q
] months vacation visitino. in Nnh,.nr1-n