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

H6OGOOSSO6sSS aces
Council met Monday evening and
transacted business.
George Philip, Jr. spent Sunday visit
ing friends in Kansas City.
Crowds of country folk come in every
evening to attend the revival meetings.
Next Tuesday, the fifteenth, ends the
prairie chicken shooting for this>year
Gid Joy came down from Quinter to
help the plasterers with their work
this week.
The Nickles cottage is much improv-
ed since it was raised and high found
alton placed under it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hall left the first
of the week for visit to Kansas City
and Excelsior Springs.
Cox's have gone extensively into the
fruit and vegetable business. They
are buying by the carload.
Mrs. G. M. Cox and daughter Winni-
fred have gone for visit to Kansas
City and Excelsior Springs.
Lots of lumber is being taken to the
country showing that the farmers too
are improving their property.
eff it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a
kodak" HARNESS has kodaks and
supplies. 21-tf
Mrs. Allie Reemsnyder's cottage is
up on stills ready for stone founda-
tion. raising the building some.
The mornings now being quite dark
the electric lights are now turned on,
proving a CONVENIENCE to many.
For Sale.
l have choice millet, kafrcorn and
alfalfa for sale For prices see
46-tf HENRY SCHLYER.
Supt. McClelland has returned but
did not find the bunch of sheep that he
thought desirable to experiment with
Signs ''No Admittance'' on the door
ways keep the crowd out of the new
mill and from interfering with the
workmen.
Martin Strobmier has purchased the
Mrs. George Brown property on east
Broadway, corner of Oak and has
movad in.
A few of the celebrated GlenfeldI
Folding Tablets can still be found at
Spratt's Book Store. Aft
A hardrock foundation is being put
under the Mrs. Charley Miller cottage
on west Juniata street, raising the
house considerably.
Quite a number of letters are arriv-
ing from persons desiring to locate in
Hays to school their children, asking if
they can rent houses.
A runaway by the horse of the Bas-
gall grocery in the south part of town
left the wagon upset near the Presby-
terian parsonage Tuesday evening.
Miss Moore of Ness county, who
bought the Mrs. Taylor cottage, was
here to spend Sunday with her brother,
who is attending the State Normal
Work on the new Telephone office |
building opposite the G. A. R. Hall on
Fort street progresses, and the brick |
for the walls is already on the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Bell expect to
leave next Tuesday for Salina where
t. Il kAs, %
ventiOn and Mrs. Bell will visit friends.
Bert Cole, after a fourteen years alb
ence in Ohio, has been visiting his
folks here the past week, and has re-
turned to his Ohio home He is now
practicing law.
Henry Schlyer has bought the Char
ley Howard residence property and ten
acre alfalfa tract adjoining his fair
ground farm and will move in there.
This will make him a nice home.
Butter-fat at the creamery receiving
stations has advanced four cents the
past week and is up to 23c now. Farm
srs should milk all their cows and sell
the cream as from now on prices will |
advance. Selling cream is far easier
than making butter.
Cox & Son have the masons at work
on their store building, fifty feet by
thirty, on east Juniata street. We
this building is for cider, /
vinegar, potato, apple, cabbage and
onion warehouse This will be run in
with their -four and feed
business.
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