The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-10-12

crossing nicely and viii make another
coy home in Hays.
On Monday, C. NJ. Holmquist was
south of Park, on legal business.
The two candidates for the Judge
ship were here on Wednesday.
Some boosters for the Legion pic
mic at Lacrosse, visited the business
men on Tuesday.
Alex J. Dreiling of Victoria, was
in the city, this Thursday afternoon,
on business.
Alfred Meyer is conducting a very
successful Hotel and Cafe at Quinter.
DR.. J. F. Harmon, who attended
and spoke at an NJ. E. Conference
here, a few years ago, is conducting
revival meetings at Quinter.
A number of the Legion boys are
planning to see FLASHES of Action"
presented by the Ellis Auxiliary in
the Garden Theatre there.
The Supreme Court last Saturday.
made decisions in a number of cases
appealed to them from the District
Courts of them from Trego
county, in which the decision Of Judge
Purcell was sustained.
The Compensation windshield stick
ers are here. If you want one on
your car, better hurry for the supply
is limited. See Bieker, the Post Com
mander, or Holmquist, Post Compen-
sation Officer.
The big Compensation Banner that
you saw on the Judges Stand at the
Fair Ground, is now on display in the
Strand Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. CaIIison of Hill
City, and their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Brown, of Delta, Colorado, visited on
Wednesday and Thursday, at the
home of Mrs. Mary c. Brown on East
Juniata street.
This has been Baptist Convention
Week. All the visiting delegates ap-
peared to be pleased at the way things
went.
John J. Weigel of Victoria, was
business visitor in Hays, this Thurs
day.
Several of the attorneys in the city .
plan to go to Cove City, next Monday, /
when District Court opens there. i
There will be meeting of hte Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the American Le-
gion in the Woman's Building at the
Normal on Tuesday, October 18th,
1922, at 3 100 p. m. Every member is
urged to be present for it is the last
meeting before the general election
on November 9TH, 1922.
Mrs. Geo. J. Woodward, Act'g Pres.
Mrs. G. NJ. Holmquist, Secretary.
We print the following from re-
cent letter from Hon. C. W. Miller,
Register of the United States Land
Office, Topeka:
81 was invited to the British-Amer-
lean Dinner and went. Met and Wis
tied with the bunch. Had quite a
nice chat with the Lord Mayor of
London, a fine common old fat Eng
lish gentleman. Be sure to remember
big brainy people are all common act
ing folks. The three that impressed
me most to talk to were the Lord
Mayor, the First Lord of the Ex-
chequor of England, and the Gov
ernor of Nova Scotia. You see Clark,
foreigners are great for titles-was
presented to them as Register of the
United States Land Office, there
came my Government title, so was
one of them thereafter. It is too bad
P. 7. Barnum is not alive, if so, he
would make a dead shot for Mr..
Grant, Governor of Nova Scotia. he
IS marvel of a man; but I fell dead
IN love with that old Lord Mayor of
London. He inquired about where
my home was; asked about the hard
ships fOrty-five years ago, how the
prairies were settled up, and wanted F,
to know about schools. I told him
about the Normal School and the
great Million Dollar Catholic School.
and the largest Farm Experiment Sta
ton in America, and the three-hun-
dred-thousand dollar Methodist
church. Wish you could have heard
all the good things he said about
Hays
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