The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
Read Markwell's ad

at Great Bend, today, Saturday.
Dave Loranz has moved into the Wag-
ner residence on West Second street.
Miss Foster and Miss Bovee left
Thursday morning for Ypsilanti, Michi-
gan.
''The Eyes of the World by Hsr-
old Bell Wright, on sale at MarkweiPs
store, Aug 8.
For guaranteed silks and Ia]ies dress
goods OF all kinds 60 to The New Dry
Goods Store.
Several of the farmers in the county
have sick horses. The vcterlRaries call
it pneumonia.
For furnishing goods see The New
Dry Goods Store, corner Second and
Chestnut streets.
Mr. and Mrs. D Baird and Miss
Pitcher of Dodge City, Kansas, are
visiting Miss Bertha Virmond.
Jake Wagner has moved his family
into the Nick Gassman residence which
he recently purchased.
There viii be a food sale held by the
ladies' of the Baptist church at Bas-
CALLS store August II, 1914.
The state tax levy has been made
and published and it shows that Ellis
county must pay S22, 992.
Mrs. Victor Holm and baby left
Thursday evening for q months visit
to Canon City, Col, with her sister.
Prof. Harvey unloaded his household
goods Saturday and is now occupying
the Ward resident on West Second st.
Prof. Clarence King and wife left
for Waldo Saturday evening, after
a visit with friends and relatives at
Hays.
c. M Wann left for Kansas City,
Thursday night He is on the market
for his fall and winter stock of general
merchandise.
Miller Bros. sold a dwelling house
Wednesday on lots and 10, block 48 in
N r.h HAYS, also lot II. block 80 near
he Catholic church.
AIonzo Brumitt has purchased RoV
Wards Ford Automobile. He sold his
mutor cycle and will use the Ford to
carry the mali OF his route:
Alex Philip and wife left Wednesday
night for Denver, for the benefit Of
Mrs Philips health. They will prob
ably be absent several weeks
Perfection cook stoves and ovens at
Winters. mS
WANTED. Engineer with frss-clsss
references would like to have thresh-
ing engine to run this season. Address
81 D. Chamberlain, care Experiment
Station, Hays, Kansas.
Harvest goods of all kinds at Win
ters'. m9
a course IN the Central Kansas Busi-
ness College offers many advantages
to the business world. Write today for
eatalog and how 10 get free ticket to
our school. Address c. Z. B. c..
box 455, Abilene. Kansas.
Owing to the necessity of having
better service in the delivery of our
ice We wish to announce that next sea
son we will reduce the discount from
25 per cent to 10 per cent for cash.
HAYS PURE Ice Co.
Rooms for rent-Mrs Ida Bell, East
Juniata Street,
At the election Tuesday. the L.
dies occupied the most of the places on
the election boards. In the First Ward,
Mrs. Fulton and Miss Leahy; Second
Ward, Mrs. VIM Hall and Mrs. Ward;
Third Ward, Mira. Paul, Mrs. Addison,
Mrs. J. F. jordan.
Tie JanesviIls and Moline suIky and
| gang plo1s at Earl & Sens. See them
Railroad men say that Hays has the
worst switching accomnod ltiors Of any
station on the road. Generally taxes
about eight hours switching eace GEy,
when half the time would suffice wer
the switching accommod atoms ade-
quate fcr the amount OF work to D.
done.
If you want work done right. Phone
RopheI at STAIRS Restaurant. s84t
At the Southsije Ai-done the7 lad
good audience last Saturday night,
and bad shows on Tuesday and Thu s
day evening baC viii have TO shyW
this SATURDAY night, or duripg Cnau
tauqus, hayinz loaned th=m their be-
cnes for the use Of the Cnsusa-q1s
patrons.
a hay rack load OF young peopI-
from town to the number of about
thiray went to the ChIopek ranch We'd
nesday evening and surprised the yolng
people OF the HOUSEHOLDS, some OF whom
: had retired fcr the night Tsose pre-
cent report a merry time.
Last Tuesday evening about thirt!
friends gathered at the D. b. Earl,
home. It was a complete surprise up
q on Mr. Early. The company Temindei
s him that it was his list birthday. 1
e was sn unsxpacted gathering for tn
old folks, hut the Early DO had plan
z ed the surprise lee cream and c x
7 were served 70 the jaIig crowd. Sue