The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-19
If you want hammock Markwell's
is the place to get it
See Maxwell for Hammocks


A young lady from Nebraska is visit
ng the Clopeck girls.
The Royal Neighbors gave shower
for Beula Bell, Monday night.
J.H. Brown and c. A. Sherwood, of
Ellis. were in Hays, Monday.
Philip Unrein is building a neat sub
stantial residence in East Hays.
Albert Yoxall and VIM. Vaches were
up from Russell, Tuesday, on business
Ripple Disney and family of Solomon,
Kansas, visited friends here this week. |
For SaIe.-Two fine building lots on
Normal Avenue. Prices right. Alois
Kissing.
DIR. and Mrs. Snyder went to Kansas
City Monday night. returning Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Ira Van Cleave and her mother,
Mrs. Cox, went to Kansas City, Sun
day night.
Helen Mullen arrived here from Den
yer, Tuesday morning. on visit to
home folks
Mrs. Mary Ryan Rea is here from
Hiawatha keeping house for Mrs. H J.
Penney during her sickness.
The Fort Hays Normal ball team are
out on ten days hike. They played
their first game at Hill City, Wednes-
day.
Frank Haas, brother of DIR. Haas of
this city, graduated from a law school
in Kansas City, Wednesday of last
week.
All hats at half price for the next ten
days at Miss Deane's.
C. M. Holmquist was this week re-
appointed Notary Public by Gov. Cap
per. His commission expires June IA,
1919.
J. F. Jordan now sports brand new
1916 Overland automobile. Another
good man gone wrong and there are
others to follow.
Remember the HOO o'clock church
service, Sunday a. m, June 10th, in the
Chautauqua tent. DR.. Hagerman
speaks. Good music.
This week Miller Bros. distributed
Palmleaf fans and wire fly swatters to
their customers. Hot, fly pestered
people can now get busy
Chas. Kyle, of Lacrosse, visited
friends in Hays over Sunday.
A baseball game was played, Sunday,
on the Catherine diamond, between
Catherine and Victoria. which resulted
in a score Of 8 to in favor Of. Cath
crime.
A. J. Weigel sold his restaurant on
North Chestnut street to Williams &
Hopper. The new firm have taken
possession. See their ad in another
column.
A petition was circulated in the
business part of the city, Monday, So
letting aid to purchase suits for the
Hays ball team. The response was
liberal and the boys viii soon wear new
ball suits.
Special sale on hats and all othel
millinery goods for the next ten days
at Miss Deane's.
Marshall Walz arrested man anC
woman Sunday for disturbing the peac'
and quiet of the city. They wer'
placed in jail over night and Monda!
morning they were taken before Just
ice B. c. Arnold who fined them $50
each, which with the cost amounted t.
e0d Tboxy T1oid thar Gpo
. Some time ago q number of the tax
: payers in north Hays petitioned tn
: city council to fix up the street an,
crossing over the draw on North Chest
t nut, which gets in very bad condition
after heavy rain such as we hav
been having this year, but up to tn
present time nothing has been done t
better the condition of that particula
crossing and the taxpayers are anxiou
t to know why.
Bull Tractor Gas Engine oil for sal
2 by the gallon or barrel, by Bunker 4
: Bemis. j12tf
A citizen remarked recently that /
e seems that there are a few people i
| IllC City MAlO tlllllk Il1S OUll0llR QIGlIl
[ ance has been abolished, but they ar
: mistaken. Those who fail to obey tn
T ordinance are liable to hear from tn
state fire marshall in the near future
|; Better look up the ordinance, especial
: the section relating to building of fiue
x and chimneys.
Remember the HOO o'clock churc
: service, Sunday a. m, June Goth, in th
, Chautauqua tent. DIR. Hagerma
: speaks. Good music.
For Sale.-Gentle driving horse, bug
f gy and harness. G. ". Stimits, {
q Farmers Elevator, Hays, Kansas.
it Probate Judge McLain is mystifec
It During the month of May he issue
d nineteen marriage licenses. The fe
l. for the license is $3.50, 50 cents {
'e which goes to the state. On June 1.
e he sent his check to the state treasuri
IF for $3.50, also, as he supposed, dup
cate stub for each license issued. No
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