The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-27
J.F. Burk was down from Ogallah
Wednesday.

J.F Burk was down from Ogallah,
Wednesday,
The telephone man from Ellis was in
Hays, Thursday.
Plants and flowers for Easter on sale
at Harkness' next week.
Good eating potatoes at Ziegler &
Sons at rs cents per bushel.
F. W. Kraus has recently purchased
two automobiles, a Ford and a REQ.
County Surveyor Clarence Loreditsch
sports brand new Ford automobile.
D. C. Brumitt and Roy Ward each
have purchased new Ford automobiles
The Hays Music Club will meet with
Mrs. Van Cleave, Thursday, April 1st
Peter Madsen was a pleasant caller
at the Free Press office, Thursday of
this week.
C. W. Reeder was having some sur
veying done on his land in West Hays,
the first of the week.
Joseph A. Shoemaker, one of the
hustling young business men of Vic
toria, was a caller at the Free Press
Office Thursday.
We are reliably informed that there
is movement on foot to induce a car
nival company to come to Hays for a
week, some time this fall.
Mrs. Edna Fulton entertained the
graduating class of the Fort Hays Kan
sas Norma%at her home on East Nor
NAL Avenue, Saturday evening.
A new farm house is being built on
the Bob Hall ranch, north of Catherine
1t is understood that Roy Laynan and
family will occupy it when completed.
Book your orders now for Single
Comb White Orpington baby chicks and
eggs for Matching. For particulars
phone Mrs. Chas. King. m20w4.
Wednesday, April Z, Charles Zueblin
lectures at Normal Auditorium in place
of Col. Balm, who was one of the regu-
lar Lyceum numbers. Zueblin has a
big message.
Mr.. Hauschild has bought the Whit
mire cottage on East Juniata Street for
his daughter, Mrs. Rogers, who will
move there soon. The Whitmires go to
Colorado, where he has taken up a
homestead.
Alex Bissing is contemplating build
ing thirty foot addition on the north
end of his present business room and
making extensive and needed altera-
tions and improvements on the interior
of the old part, this summer.
Leiker & Schueler Have secured the
agency OF the Buick s4usonobile and
have a 1915 machine on exhibition at
their implement store. It's a beauty.
The Buick is a dependable machine, one
that has stood the test of time. The
owner Of a Buick has a machine that
will stay with him.
Harry Felten commenced Operations
on his new livery and sales barn, the
first of this week. A force of men
were put to work digging for the con-
crete foundation and number of men
were also breaking stone with which to
strengthen the concrete With the ex-
ception of the front the walls will be
made of hollow tile, a carload of which
has arrived and was unloaded, Thursday.
Wanted. Twenty five coyote hides.
Must be good Tillotson & King.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church will hold q bazaar and food
sale at the church, Saturday afternoon, /,
April 3, commencing at two o'clock.
Cakes, pies, colored eggs, ETC., will be
on sale as well as pretty remembrances
to send your friends. Come and buy
your Easter dinner.
The old Jacob Feitz house, north east
corner Pine Street and Wilson Avenue,
has been completely demolished, new
cellar hole dug, and all things are now
ready for the erection of as neat and
tasty bungalo as will be found in the
city of Hays, town well sprinkled
with many handsome residences.
Wanted. Any size hens, must
be fat. lie. per pound, for a fey
days. See COwan.
The Free Press Office, this week,
printed a six-page folder for Redville
Chicken farm, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Eel
lers and sons, proprietors. Mr.. Fellers
is a believer in the efficacy of printer
ink. His business is increasing in mag
nitude each year. Next year, he says
he will get much larger advertising
book than this year. 1t takes a hustler
to succeed in any line of business arC
Alvin is strictly in the hustler class.
We have an unlimited amount oi
money to loan on farm lands with
interest as low as the lowest witt
annual or semi-annual payments s
No extra charge. Quick service
Miller Brothers. adv
: The Free Press IS IN receipt of a let
ter from Dr. Middlekauff dated frou
5 the Jefferson Hotel, Philadelphia
: March 20, stating that he viii be horn
j.. about April l and will resume his prec