The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-03-26


Mr.. and Mrs. George Philip, Jr. are
visiting friends in Kansas City this
week.
D. 81. Early & Sons have moved their
harness equipment into their new ce-
ment building on Second street.
n. Haffamie. is having concrete
blocks hauled TO his residence on North
Chestnut street and will raise his house
on TO a higher foundation.
Hundred Page Rug Catalogue, free
1t will show you the most goods, the
hest pattern. the lowest prices at the
Havemann's Furniture store.
Easter Services at the Lutheran
Church on Sunday at IL a. M Easter
sermon and communion. Special music
At 7:30 o. m Special Easter Sorg Ser
vice. Everybody is cordially invited tu
attend.
Plymouth Rock Eggs.
I offer for sale Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for setting for sale at rs
cents setting Guaranteed eggs true
to name. Write or phone to 22-4tx
GEORGE PALMER:
We carry large line of floor cover
ings by the roll elso full stock of Fur
niture. Come and see our line of iror
beds and mattresses. A special fine
felt mattress at very moderate price.
F. HAVMANN.
We write Fire and Tornado Insur-
ance in Companies that are 'tgood all
of the time" Do not expect US to
hound you to death; come in and see
US. Your visit will he of mutnal bene-
fit. The J. NJ. SCHAEFER 15-tf
Loan & Insurance Agency.
Bob Ingram of Oxnsrd, Calf. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Toothaker had their hotel
arrived here Thursday evening on his
way east and will visit friends here a
few days. He says that Sheep Meyers.
son of Homer Myers, is doing nicely
out there.
The Census appointments are begin
ming to come. On Wednesday Will
Montgomery got his for Big Creek
township and John Freese for the city
of Hays and likely those in the country
heard from theirs at the same time by
the rural deliverys.
A narrow escape from bad fire oc-
Cured in our town Monday. The roof
of the Phil Jacobs Pop factory caught
fire but the shrill mill whistle quickly
brought out the hose carts and with an
abundance of water in the tank the fire
was soon out and little damage done.
Over forty of the members of the
Royal Neighbors Lodge went out
Tuesday night to Dory Gosser's in
Buckeye township and gave them a
complete surprise, actually found them
abed. But it didn't take long for all
TO feel at home and a splendid evening
was enjoyed by all those pre- sent.
The Commercial Club Tuesday night
called attention to the city authorities
and asked that they put stop to SO
much peddling around town by outside
travelling men who pay no taxes to help
build up our city. If such people call
at your door phone the mayor and he
can send the Marshal to pick up the
occupation tax assessed against such
peddlers.
A lady, wife of an employee at the
Experiment Station, tainted in the
Post Office OF Thursday evening caused
by tobacco smoke. She was taken in
to Farleys and attended by DIR. Snyder
and later Ed Blender very kindly took
her and her husband to their home il
his auto. Postmaster Penney should
prohibit smoking in the postoff1ce at
ladies go there and to many 1t is very
offensive.
When the State Bar Association was
looking about for several hard workers
to aid in revising the civil law books OF
Kansas in 1907, it named as one of then
Judge Ruppenthal. He at once took ar
active part in the work and aided great
ly in getting ready the revision which
the legislature of 1909 adopted. 1t i:
generally admitted that the new code
helps to simplify and hasten the ad
ministration of justice and to make i
less expensive.
| AS will be noticed in this issue. At
torney Ed Rea has announced himself
as a candidate for the office of Judge
of this district. He has been a prac-
ticing lawyer in our courts many year.
has won a Verv large practice, is well
read in law, Quick at Interpretation o
knotty points and if elected woul'
prove an honor to our district an.
Court. He has been connected wit
many of the most important cases triet
the past few years in our district anc
generally has success in his cases