The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-04
Come laugh at Ernest Normal
Auditorium, Dec. 20.

/ Auditorium, Dec. 20.
Imported China and Cut Glass to be
sold at less than cost at Schultz's.
An infant child of Paul Drees was
buried in the Catholic cemetery We'd
desday morning.
Why was it equally important for
two young men to be ''Ernest?" Nor
NAL Auditorium, Dec. 90
Miss Jennie Nickles has sold her
Ford car and purchased real automo-
bile, a 1916 Olds-mobile
John Wood is the real estate man
who can sell your property You viii
! find him a the Free Press office.
We have sections of land in Trego
county on the ten year or railroad plan
for sale. The prices are right.
J.H. Wood.
If you want to dispose of your resi-
dence property or real estate, and want
quick action, list your property with
John H. Wood, at the Free Press Office.
H. C. Schultz is retiring from busi-
ness. Stock to be sold for what it will
bring.
Mrs. Temperance Brown the aged
mother of County Clerk Geo. Brown
living with her daughter, Mrs. Slant
Freshour, in Smoky Hill township, is
seriously i'll.
The barber shops of the city will be
closed at II o'clock Friday night, Dec.
oath. No work will be done on Satur-
day, Christmas Day. Come early.
Rev Gerritt Snyder of Kansas City,
Mo, will preach morning and evening
next Sunday Dec. 5th, in the Presby
terian church. All are cordially invited.
This week c. W. Miller received from
Eugene, Oregon, a fine specimen of
ruffield grouse which will be added to
the excellent collection of birds at the
| Fort Hays Normal Museum.
Buy your Xmas gifts at a real legit-
innate retiring sale and save money. H.
C. Schultz.
John Troth, Deputy Grand Master,
A. o. U. w, who has been absent
from town the past three months or
ganizing lodges and otherwise promot-
ing the order, returned to Hays Wed
nesday morning.
A threshing machine crew sometime
ago borrowed a block and tackle of US
and failed to return it as promised.
We should be under obligations if the
said crew would return the same at
once. NJ. Haffmier & Son.
Harry Freese, who has been spegd
ing the last thirty days in the West,
writes that he will spend Christmas in
Hays. Before he left he spent many
hours singing the praises of California,
but now is ready to say Hays is good
enough for me.
What is The Importance of Being
''Earnest?''
Our book stock has been increased
for the holiday season and includes the
latest editions of all standard authors,
besides a large variety OF juvenile and
special gift books. You'll enjoy look
ing at these books. Come in. Hark-
ness.
A. P. Stainer and wife, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Hays, the past two months, left We'd
nesday, for Amarillo, Texas, to visit
their son, Monroe, who is living in that
city. From there he will go to Tampa,
Florida, for the winter.
Casper Middlekauff, son of DR.. ]. H.
Middlekauf of this city, was recently
elected president of his medical class at
the jefferson Medical College, Philadel-
phia. The young men of the west can
always be depended on to come to the
front in any undertaking in which they
embark.
Farms, ranches. and city property
for sale or exchange in Ellis and ad-
joining counties. Money to loan on
farms and city property at lowest rates
with option to pay in installments.
Annual or semi-annual interest pay
ments- 1t viii pay you to see me if in
need of loan on your farm, Prompt
service guaranteed.
H. w. oshant.
Edison monographs, Zonophones and
Columbia Talking Machines to be sold
for less than cost at Schultz's.
Schultz is selling out. Buy your
presents now and avoid the Xmas rush.
At the football game on Governors s
Day, Hays defeated Luray by score
of "a to 4, for the Golden Belt Cham
pionship honors. There was q large
crowd present to witness the game.
The quarterback OF the Luray team
was seriously injured in the first half.
He was taken TO the Hays hospital and
did not recover consciousness until ten
o clock that night. He was taken home
next morning and in a short time will
probably be as good as ever,
After being in business for thirty
eight years, 1 am retiring. Ny large
stock of Jewelry to be sacrificed during
the holidays. II. c, Schultz.