The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-04-03
SpeeIAl Raster Sale.


goods this week.
SpeeIAf Raster Sale.
Miss MAAKEY is making great re-
duction on Millinery, trimmed hats,
yelling, ETC.
Schwallef's are putting in an entirely
new scales at their coal yards this
week.
Mrs. Huttie has the pleasure of a
visit from her sister from Dorrance.
Kansas.
Autos have gone up in price, the old
$14O0 kind NOW being advertised as at
$14, 600.
Raymond Staab last Saturday bought
fine 1880 stallion to add to his farm
near Cathafine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Zeigler of Logan
county visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
ZeigIer the fore part Of the week
Miss Ernestine Fields went to Den
yer Thursday to meet her papa and
accompany him home next week.
II you want absolutely reliable fire
insurance, come in and see me.
The ]. M. ScHAEFER Insurance Agency
Miss Maud King of the State Normal
went out to the dedication of the new
church at Turkville last Sunday.
Only one ticket was Eled with the
City Clerk for the election next Mon
day with Alex Kissing for Mayor.
DR.. Loutzenhissr has located his new
Office in the Stsiner building, near the
First National Bank, and solicits your
patronage.
John McCarter of the Turkville
neighborhood has moved up near Zurick
where he has leased the Palmburg
farm.
The scholars of the Good Hope School
gave q surprise to their teachers, the
Misses Joelin, on Monday night. A
pleasant time was had.
Rock for Sale.
The pile of rock near my old stable
is for sale. VIII sell cheap. See
25-3t A. o. ROBINSON.
Mrs. Wheatcroft has returned to her
home in Lane county. Mr.. Wheatcroft
came up with big wagon and moved
the household goods.
The water pipe has arrived that was
FURNISHED by some OF our citizens tn
run from the citv traits 10 the State
Normal School buildings for FIRE pur-
poses.
The Normal commenced their new
term this week with two new profes-
sors on the stsff, Prof Smith in charge
of Manual Training and Prof. Worces-
ter as assistant in the Science depart
ment.
Now that winter is over the hose
cart No. 2, belonging on the south side,
should be returned to the house on
South Chestnut street. A south side
fire might occur and it would be need
ed quickly.
1t is time to plant flower seed. If
you have home or even if you are
living in a rented house, plant flowers
this spring. We have beautiful city,
let US all do our best to enhance that
beauty. It pays.
The Zaigler special sale closed Satur
day evening, over $1,000 worth of goods
having been sold. yet visit to the
store this week hardly shows that any
thing is gone. The people saved from
ten to twenty-five per cent on that
amount of goods purchased.
Our citizens are generally pleased to
know that Rev. Smith is to be here an
other year. With his ability and push
it is expected that the Methodist church
will grow as it has never done before.
And they are to have a new $40, coo
brick church.
Mr.. Voss has the cellar excavated
and work at building has commenced
on his new photograph gallery on East
Juniata street, adjoining his residence.
With his increasing trade he finds ne
must have more rOom for his patrons
and business.
Lee III. Shelton was in last week
bidding his friends goodbye and this
week he and his family left for LoRar
county. where they have new home,
They have been here so many years
that all regretted to see them leave.
From the latest reports it looks as il
the new train is to be- TO our town what
the great 10th Century train on the
Lake Shore is to those cities. 1t only
stops three or four times In the 50t
miles and now it appears as If Hays
was to be but Whistiing station. the
new train going through at fifty mile:
an hour like theatre outfit. Look out
for the cars
PasfueesRIenfy.