The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-01
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FREE PRESS, Best in the Co. g
The CommereisI Club met Thursday
to discuss the road question
! Mr. and Mrs. Funk of Lacrosse were
here in their csr this week on business.
Over a half inch OF water fell here
/ during Tuesday night rejoicing every
body, even If only a shower
If we get snY rainwortb while many
farmers viii put in iota of feed crop.
as the first planting mostly dried ont
John Rhoenfeldt ie here visiting for
few dava. His wife ard hahv have
gone TO Washington 70 visit his fcIEs.
Ben Arnold has itted up snd will rse
the south side front Of the nav Free
PfeFs cff1ce as a harness shop until he
can build a shor.
A woman from the Piainville neigh
borhocd wes brought here quicE Iy Wed
nesdsy light and tsken on Ehe midnight
train to Bethany hospital. Toreks.
We have 400 STONE POSTS
for sale. Schlyer & Arnhold
John O'LauRhlin has closed bis gar
age on the south side. bought ont the
Knoche Feed butiness and moved it TO
bis building and have that business Iu-
there.
Mrs. Will KraUs came in early on
Tuesday II orning in her auto to meet
their two daughters, who came II by
tie morning train, and tske them
nut home for breakfast.
Il wsE ve-v hot here Sunday, TIE
hottest of the rear. At night verv
heavy wind eare. coo'irg The atrost-
pbere, ard tried 10 rain, but fsiIed,
sgain dise pnointirg the people.
The Ellsworth paber tells shat as
Mccarthy of this city. who was sent
TO their FosT iksl By DR.. Slverstein Vsa
operated on successfully for arpsrdieT
tis and is getting along nicely.
Potatoes ere potatoes now, 50 Is
crop is bad, not orlv in Colorado, hut
IN the Kansas Kaw valley, Minnesota
and all over the country.
The Salina Journal announces the
marriage Of Mr. CsF'berg of S4Iira,
the yourR man who came here and
clerked IA the Citizens RanF, o MisE
Irene XaiIetse ard they viii Tr7ake their
home in Colorado.
A lady hands US this clipped from the
society column OF the K. & Star and
might interest some Hays people:
=. Should young man propose to q
young lady on his kneee?''
and the Chaperone editress replied
~ he doesn't SHE ought to get OFF
Does it not mike vou think. about
good imde-ritY when you are about
70 insure your Home? Our record for |
fair dealing with loss claimants is un-
excelled, because we represent only |
Companies who ''are coed all the time
The II Schaefer l.. & Insurance Aey |
Lots of the farmers report harvest
progressing, 20 TO 30 acres day cut, |
and rome wheat in TIE stsc cEs. It has |
TO be cut to get off the ground. while |
many will pIow at once What is left on
the Rr-und, hoping for early pasture |
to jurn their stock on room if rain docs
come Foon.
Baptist Supper Thursday
N xt Thursday, July 9Th, the Ladies
Aid society nf the Baptist cl urch vil !
serve q 25 cent supper at the home
OF Mrs. Msrchsll, commencing at
$50 to which all are cordially invited. !
Lutheran Services
The midsummer Conn union Will be |
held in the Lutheran church this Sur
day at Il s.m. Offering for beneVo-
lence. The Sunday school st 10 a. N
Christian Endesvcr society at 6:45 |
conservation meeting, special music.
Note fhe land t-sde adver of c. "
Miller. IF the perp'e Of Hays viii !
join with the Free Pr ss snd EeIo make |
this moral, inviting town for peop'e |
TO move tf; ard get nez Principal |
at the Sta-e Normal who viii b rless |
ing 10 TIE s.: tents and build up the |
school. there will be iots OF such ad- |
veFs-iots of people who will want TO /
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