The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Muresco wall finish at Winters,

Charles Hardness
Muresco wall finish at Winters.
VIII Philip went to Kansas City, Fri
day night.
The Shade girls are visiting friends
near Collyer.
Grace Dyer went to Kansas City,
Thursday night.
Louis Burns left Thursday morning
on business and pleasure trip to Indi-
ana.
Friday morning, U. P. workmen COM
menced laying track for the new stock
yards east of town.
First-class, secondhand Chalmers
six cylinder automobile for sale
cheap. Give you all the time you
want to pay for it. Azel Cochran.
Mrs. Magrnski recently purchased
Frank Bissing's two residence lots on
West Juniata Street.
Edith Hedricks and Miss Pretty, two
young ladies from Salina, are here visit
ing Miss Agnes Kissing.
Henry Schwaller and family have re-
turned from a three weeks outing at
Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
A young man received a fine and Jail
sentence, this week, for stealing a
razor from one of the Hays barber
shops.
Mrs Scott, who has been visiting
relatives here for several days, return
ed to her home in Kansas City, Friday
morning.
Leone Smith, who has been visiting
home friends in Nebraska for two
weeks, is again at her duties in the
Maxwell book store.
The Sutton Midsummer Carnival will
hold forth in Hays next week com
mancing August 18th to 18th. See
their ad in this issue.
One coat black varnish for your Ford
car at Winters.
1t has been suggested that a flying
machine would be drawing feature
for the Golden Belt Agricultural show,
which is to be held here October Is, Ia,
and Is.
For Rent. good 800 acre farm
at once. Azel Cochran.
The Chautauqua at Ellis has been
we'll attended More than the requisite
number of tickets had been sold on
Monday The programs were all high
c'ass.
Nick Gassman will, in few days,
open up a shoe and repair shop at Vic
toria. The machinery and stock of
leather, ETC., were taken down from
Hays, Friday morning.
R. J. Mulroy, who has been on a
health and pleasure trip to Colorado,
California and other Western States,
returned Monday. He visited the Pan
anna Exposition during his absence.
VIM. L. Findley, state game warden
of Oregon, recently sent C. w. Miller,
curator of the Fort Hays Normal
School, permit to collect animals and
birds anywhere in the state for the
Normal museum.
Work is being rushed on the new
opera house so as to be in readiness by
the time the Golden Belt Agricultural
and Stock Show is opened in October
The plastering is done and the carpen-
tiers are busy laying floors, putting on
the steel ceiling, building the stair
ways, etc.
Horses, mares and mules for sale
Azel Cochran.
Mrs. J. G. Bremen came in on the
train Monday evening and drove out to
Fairport to get her little daughter,
Melba, who has been staying with Mrs
Wunderlich there. Mr.. and Mrs. Bren-
ner are returning from their eastern
trip where they have been to buy
goods. Russell Record.
The county board this week, let the
building of four bridges on the Saline
to the following bridge contractors:
One at the Madsen crossing near Fair
port, to the K. C. Bridge Co.; the one
at the Dean crossing, to the Missouri
Valley Co.; the one at the Cole crossing
northeast of Ellis, and another at the
Yohe crossing north of Ellis. to the
Missouri Valley Co.
The suit in Justice c. w. Miller's
court, for damages by three harvest
hands against P. V. Scheck, resulted in
favor of Mr.. Scheck for costs. 1t APP
pears that the boys were lead to believe
that he would pay them $500 per day.
They went to work and after they had
worked day or so he wanted them to
work for $4,000 for the. harvest. They
quit and went to work for Mr.. Denning.
For Rent.-A good 500 acre farm
at once. AZel Cochran.
On Saturday there appears to have
been pulling" for poker at Walker.
The sheriff got eleven harvest hands