The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-18
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Has.
FoUND-A leather head stall in the
north part Of Town. Owner may have
same by calling at this Office,
Hrs. Ida Troth Yost died at her
home in Alleghany, Penn, recently
Mrs Yost was q resident II Hays (as
q girl and young LADY, about twenty
years ago.
Roy Miller has ascepted q position
(as pharmacist) with the Ebert Drug
CO. al Ellis.
Mrs. Harry Higgins and two cbildren,
Ci.ffOei a1d Esther Cn6 Or Joe PVois
cousin. are visiting G ". Meyer and
family TheY will be n the city for
about ten days.
Mrs. Fred Havam5{er and children
LETT Tuesday evening for Chicago and
the north, GO De absent during the
heated term.
P.L. Bz5ne-, Of Cobra 10 Springs,
Coo Is hare II tie interest OF the
C0Io.ac0 CGacTots Mining Co. Mr.
SrIasy Is a relative OF Aiiss Bell Su .sOn,
2 teacher N The pUbhc scaCol5 u tbs
city.
WYzd has beeu received from Prof.
- =. Picken, Who = s3an6inG the sun
a7sr n Mich gan, that he VIII be IN
Hss5 about August 1sr, 10 look after
els property interests and 20 visit his
many frienis here,
Coara1 Kruger, Jr., this week, pur-
chased Bull Tractor Of John O'Lough
IN.
Alex Zimmerman and 7. A Wsrth,
tao of the promirsns farmers from
aear Schoenchen. wers in Hays, Wed
nesdaY.
Elvia Penney ard his sister Alice left
Wednesday night. for Leadville, C1io-
rado Eivin will return to Hays after
about two weeks visit bat Alice viii
remain for an indefinite time.
Mr Marr, general agent for the N.
Y. Urderwriter' Insurance CO., was
in Hays, wednesday.
Aheav7 rain was reported at Schoen-
chen and YisinityS Tuesday afternoon
John EulIe,,, son of E. Mullen of
this city. arrived home Tuesday night
after an absence of about ten years.
8e has visited every state in the I'm
ion during his absence.
Mrs Fred Huttie is back from four
weeks visit with friends il Salina-
Mrs. Chas. Miller Jr., Margaret and
Katie O'Lou2h!in were treated for
slight affections of the throat, by DR.
Cation, at the hosrital i this city, Mon
day.
John H. Trotr, City Marshal, re-
ceived the following communication
from Topeka and which explains itself
20 those who sre concerned,
July IA. 1914
DEAR SIR-Please serve. notice upon
al automobile and m0korcYcLa oWners
who have not yet applied for new
licenses and tags. to make their sppli-
cation to the County Treasurer at once
II they refuse 70 comply With your no.
tice promptly, D'ezse take the neces-
sary steps TO enforce the law. :
Yours very truly,
CHAs q. SESSIONS
Secretary OF State.
The Music Department. Of the Normal
II present a pro7rsn of chorns mn
", piaTo ard vocal solos, next Thurs
eicy evening. July 23rd at $50 in the
cordially 5nvi ed 70 attend this program
which will begin promptly at the i'd
verified time.
Albert Giathart is home from his
Wallace county ranch.
F. J. Pierce who Is wrss5Iins with 2
new Ford auto SAYS the only thing b
has against TIE machine is that it Won'i
stop when he says "Rhoa.'
Cbas. Kyle who was operated on ore
day last week for hemoTrhoids, is i'm
proving nicely and viii soon he abI te
resume his work at Kings mes
market.
Pett and Lamberts varnish al
Winters.
This Saturday night at $50. after the
regular picture show IN the South s Dc
Air Dome, all who want 70 sta or see
4 wrestling match between Jack WOOD
/ of Topeka and Jake Stab OF Hays anc
| Gatharine, can do go at a reasonable
| price. Both are good wrestlsrs and
good sport is expected. The regular
picture show at dark Tor f1ge cents.
One-minute Washer at Winters