The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-24
Pete Rhodes new residence is nearing

''Nine Keys to Bald-Knob," F." Tues
day, July q, Normal.
Refrigerated candies at King
Brothers Drug Store.
Herman Deppersmith, of Yocemento,
was in Hays last Saturday
1t is rumored that the Maddens will
build an elevator at Wilson.
The Knocke rooming house on West
Juniata Street is being plastered.
Nick Loreditsch and wife are visiting
friends at Kansas City this week.
Come to the play Tuesday night and
enjoy yourself as well as help US.
Frank Kissing and family are visiting
relatives in Salina, this week.
Bull Tractor Gas Engine oil for sale
by the gallon or barrel, by Bunker &
Bemis. j12tf.
Mrs. Walt Steadman and children
left Monday night for the Pacific Coast.
''Nine Keys to Bald-Knob," :" Tues
day, July 27, Normal.
Twelve or more horses in the vicinity
of Victoria were over-heated last week.
If it's sweat-pads you want let us fit
you out. Schwallers', YocementO,
Kansas. j1Otf
Schlyer and Arnhold unloaded a car
each of Hudson and Allen automobiles,
Tuesday.
Special price on Colorado coal for
furnace. Farmers Cooperative Associ-
alton Hays, Kansas.
Drop in at Schwallers' at Yocemento
and look over the new stock of hard
ware before getting your harvest goods
elsewhere. j1Otf
Mrs. Cave, formerly Mrs. Grant, is
here from Kansas City visiting her
friend, Miss Andreas.
Mrs. Peter Goetz was brought up
from Victoria, Monday night, and oper-
ated on Tuesday morning at the st.
Anthony hospital.
Buy your Mason fruit jars at Cox's.
Quart jars, so cents per dozen.
Maurice Craig, the book-keeper at
the Treat and Schafer Lumber yard, is
spending his summer vacation at Sloan
Springs, Arkansas.
Mrs. L. M. Burns is not relative of
the Lippert family as stated in the
Free Press last week. The reporter
was wrongly informed.
Lost.-A pair of spectacles between
Hays and Geo. Pslmer's residence. W.
H. Harris make. Finder viii please
leave at Free Press Office.
The best guaranteed header forks in
the county at Schwallers' YocemenJo,
Kansas. j1Otf
John Miller, the merchant of Hya-
cinth, was in Hays Tuesday of this
! week. Several years ago he was a
groceryman of Hays, and his place of
business was on South Main Street.
He has q nice and growing business in
his new location. John is a prince of
good fellows and deserves the good
business he is enjoying.
Get your oil, forks and harvest hard
ware at Schwallers' at Yocemento-
j1Otf
! An undressed car created a sensation
at Pittsburgs Kansas, the other day.
1t ran all about the city completely
stripped. According to the Headlight,
you could see its pistons work and ii
showed its differential in shameful
manner. Even its bearings were bare
and it showed its camshaft, oil pump
and gears. Naturally, a large crowd
| of Pittsburg people followed it around.
-Ex.
EVERYTHING in hardware for the har-
vest, from a pitchfOrk to reel bolt,
and at prices that are right at Schwal.
Iers', Yocemento. j1Ott
July 9th the members of the Utility
Board will be in Hays to decide wheth-
er the telephone rate shall be raised OF
not. The meeting will probably be II
the court room at the court house, anc
! all those who are interested should be
present at the meeting.
Three years ago Mrs. Louisa Kerns
of Oakley, sister of Isaac Zeigler o.
Hays, and well known here, went tC
the Panama canal to fill responsible
position there under the government
having charge of the Dry Goods de
partment in the government store
house at Gatum Lake. News reaches
Hays this week that she was marriet
in June to Mr.. George Healy, former
ly of Oakley and Colby, now locomo
tive engineer on the Panama canal
and owner of the fastest motor hous
boat on the lake, taking the prizes a
the July 5th celebration.
Miss Elsie Macintosh, who Septem
Der 1st, 1915, will become professor o
pagaentry of the Fort Hays Normal
is now AT the University of Wisconsi
studying and gathering material fo
her work next year. While there sh
is helping produce one of the pagaent
of the University of Wisconsin. Dun
ing the past. year she has been Al
tending the Carnegie Institute of Tecf
nology of Pittsburg, Pa. At this lat
ter school Miss Macintosh made ret
ord that was truly remarkable one
i / In the studV of dramatic literature II