The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-20
Clarence Heyl was up from GOrham

Clarence Heyl was up from Gorham,
Sunday.
c. W. Miller sold quarter section of
land, this week.
The Ellis County News installed new
printing press, this week.
c. W. Reeder says that now is the
time to purchase residence lots.
Lost, A La Yalliere. Finder please
leave at this office and get reward.
Girl Wants.-To work for room and
board while going to school. Apply at
this office.
Mrs. Glen Tillotson went to Gorham,
this Friday morning, on short visit to
relatives.
| A Mr.. Dixon of Chicago, was here
Wednesday, visiting his cousin, Mrs
E. A. Rea.
Merchant J. G. Brenner is having the
interior of his store room calcimined
and repainted; this week.
Ed Rea returned Thursday night,
from Flint, Michigan, where he has
been as council in legal case.
Donald Frankenberger, former Nor
NAL student from near Hill City, at
tended the G. B. E. A. last week.
John O'Loughlin unloaded another
car of Fords, the first of the week and
has another car coming next week.
Mrs. Mart Stehley and little son were
down from Ellis, Sunday, visiting with
her relatives, the Haffamier family.
Mrs. A. F. Cochran will leave this
Saturday night for Fort Worth, Texas,
on visit to her mother, Mrs. Blair.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church will meet with Mrs. Harry
King, Thursday afternoon, March 25.
IF the. weather permits, the Band will
give an open concert at the band-stand,
Easter Sunday, April 4th, at $3.50 p. m.
Onion sets and all kinds of garden
seeds at the Cash Grocery Store for
sale. Corner Fort and West Second
street.
It is reported that arrangements are
being made by some of the citizens of
i
antelope for the Station Park.
Book your orders now for Single
Comb White Orpington baby chicks and
eggs for Matching. For particulars
phone Mrs. Chas. King. m2Ow4.
The young people of the Baptist
church will have sale of food and fan
cy work at BasgaH's store, Saturday,
April 8, commencing at 1920 a. m.
Monday night, attorneys Gikeson,
Pestana, Reeder, Flood and simminger
went to WaKeeney and attended court
IN the above named city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Wann entertain
ed for dinner, Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Fellers, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D.
Shafer, Miss Ida Shaffer, Mrs. Adams,
and Mr.. VIM. Hall.
Il J. T. Morrison had the interior of his
jewelry store repainted and fixed up in
great shape this week. 1t looks as
"spick and span" as new dollar.
Langdon and son did the work.
The piano contestants are doing some
hard hustling. Some lucky girl will
get the Free Press piano on April 22nd.
The girl who has the most votes will be
the winner. Can you name her?
Good eating potatoes at Ziegler &
Sons at Is cents per bushel.
We have an unlimited amount of
money to loan on farm lands with
interest as low as the lowest with
annual or semi-annual payments.
| No extra charge. Quick service. =
Miller Brothers. adv.
We have an extraordinary bunch
of high class milk cows.-Azel Coch-
ran.
The largest program ever put on at
the Crystal or any other theatre will be
shown this Saturday afternoon and
evening-seven reels in all. See the ad
on last page for information, and don t
fail to be present. Admission 10 and
25c.
Mares, horses and mules for sale
viii sell on time, with approved Sc
curity. John OLoughlin.
20tf.
The Hays City Drug store window
decoration for the occasion of G. B. E.
A. last week was gorgeous. The toy
balloons kept in the air by an electric
fan, was an attraction that caught the
eye Of every passerby. A. A. Weisnei
& Son and Oshant & Smiths window
decorations were also tasty and In har.
mony with the occasion.
Indian Runner Ducks, Fawn and
White, for sale. Winter layers. IS. OK
a trio.
Mrs. Jacob Feitz.
The most conspicuous thing on East
Juniata Street, just at present, is tn.
Golden Belt Garage sign. It is suspend
ed on wires over the street and has two
large electric lights, one on each side