The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-27
You can buy bread and meat at Kings

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ed Maxwell automobile.
Sheriff Davis took Runbaugh to the
penitentiarV, Monday night.
Mrs. Frank King is reported suffering
from an attack of la grippe.
Sampson and Ideal windmills at
M Haffamier & Sons, cheap.
Will Foster is visiting friends at
Axtel, Marshall County, Kansas.
For a good milk cow or fat hog, call
phone GIT, or inquire of Ed Kraus.
King Bros. have recently purchased
and installed a new soda fountain at
their drug store.
Mr.. T. M. Wood was at Wichita last
week and met in conference with the
manual training teachers of the state.
Nick Bach was fined $500 and costs
in police court, Tuesday morning, for
violating the quarantine ordinance.
Conrad Kruger sailed from Hoboken,
N. J., February 18th, for Germany.
His route will be via Iceland and Scot
| land.
Jonah Mutton, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Oldham, motored to
Voda, the first of the week, to visit rela-
tives.
The Hays Ministerial Association will
hold it's monthly meeting on Monday,
March 1, at 10 a. M, in Rev. Hale's
study.
February 18th is the date for the big
coyote hunt in Big Creek township.
Are you going? Don't take rife or
revolver with you.
We have twenty-five resident
properties in Hays, Kansas. for sale,
and lots galore. Can fit a man on
prices and terms. Miller Brothers.
]. H. Beach, former member of the
Normal faculty, has position as head
of the training department of the State
Normal School of North Carolina.
Geo. and Henry Facklam, old timers
of Ellis county, were here last week,
the first time for thirty years. Henry
is living at Enterprise and George at
Junction City.
A Gunther, the stockman of North
Hamilton township, has purchased the
Will Hall residence and sixteen acres in
Fairview addition and will move his
family to Hays.
| Red Tillotson claims to have caught
| the largest coyote in the county, the
first of the week. It was caught on the
VIII Montgomery farm and weighed
sixty five pounds.
Mares, horses and mules for sale.
Will sell on time, with approved Sc
curity. John O'Loughlin.
f20tf.
Frank King has several milk cows for
sale. adv.
Seven of Mrs. Hale's elocution pupils
from Miss Dite's and Miss -Leahy' S
grades, gave the literary numbers at
college assembly on Thursday morning
of last week. Some program that.
The Ellis bowling team came over
Saturday and played the Hays team at
the south side bowling alley. The Ellis
team were beaten. Geo. Werth brought
the Ellis team down in his automobile.
Alex Philip and wife returned Friday
of last week, from a three and hall
months sojourn in Kansas City where
Mrs. Philip has been taking medica
treatment. She is very much improved
in health.
Mamie Leona Moore, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Moore, died OF
February 21st and was buried on the
22nd. The service was conducted by
Rev. West at the Lutheran church
We extend our sympathy to the bereav
ed family.
We have an unlimited amount OF
money to loan on farm lands with
interest as low as the lowest witt
annual OF semi-annual payments
No extra charge. Quick service
! Miller Brothers. adv
II Next Sunday evening the services a
the Methodist church. viii be eonducte
} by the young people. The YounI
Ladies' Gospel Team will have charg
= of the opening services and Mr., Sand
/ who was the delegate toNthe Wichit
convention, will make the address. Nh
Sandy is pleasing speaker and deepl
interested in the young peoples gospt
movement All are invited to- this SCI
! vice.
Frank Kissing who is agent for tn
Boardman & Gray player piano at Hays
is having considerable success, havin
sold four the past month. The BoarC
man & Gray piano is no new candidat
for public favor. 1t is considered fir!
class instrument. With ordinary usas
and proper care will last lifetime.
feature Of the greatest important
found in this player piano is its absolut
protection from damage by mice.
In the way of entertainment and goo
music the MEMS Chorus" at the No
nal was a success. 1t was too bad tn;
so small an audience was in attendanc