The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-07
For Sale Baby walker" Inquire
of E. R. Hess at Hays Drug Store.

Joseph WdSSinSeI puICndSeu d IAaC-
tor, Thursday.
Work has commenced on the new
500, 900 hospital.
Mrs. G. B. Snyder is visiting rela-
tives in Denver, Colorado.
w. A Noble and family have return
ed from their Pacific coast trip.
Mrs. T. M. Wood viii spend the sum-
mer in Colorado with friends.
Gus Kuhn of Ellis has purchased the
Capt. Craig motion picture outfit.
Horses, mares and mules for sale.
Azel Cochran.
Jerry Glathart was down from Wes-
kan, Wallace county during the week.
The Robinson dog and pony show
passed through here Friday morning.
n. P. Gassman returned Tuesday
night from business trip to ST. Louis.
Albert Reed left Wednesday night
for a trip through Arkansas and Okla
homa.
The Miller Brothers have been distrib-
uting another batch of hail insurance
checks, this week.
Wanted.-At this Office young man
or woman, with fair education, to learn
the printing business.
Mrs. Mae McMahan is here from
Manhattan visiting her relatives, the
Zeiglers and Mrs. Cornell.
First-class, secondhand piano for
sale. Terms to suit buyer.
Azel Cochran.
DR.. w. ]. Scanlon of Manhattan, a
veterinary surgeon, has come to Hays
to practice his profession.
August Wolf has purchased the John
Worth house and has moved it onto lots
in the east part of the city.
Dr. Armstrong, druggist from De-
catur, Illinois, is here visiting his
daughter, Mrs. P. ]. Deane.
The ladies of the Baptist chnrch Will
hold food sale at Basgal's Store, Sat
urday, August 7th, at 1920.
Hays now has twenty-four hour
electric light service. The "julce" was
turned on last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Glathart went to Kansas City,
Thursday night, with the intention of
purchasing a new automobile.
First-class, secondhand Chalmers
six cylinder automobile for sale
cheap. Give you all the time you
want to pay for it. Azel Cochran.
Mrs. A D. Goetchius and her two
daughters went TO Utica last Tuesday
to spend a few weeks visiting relatives
Mrs. F. A. Isenhart, of Chicago, and
Mrs. S. G. Smith, of Fond du Lac, Wis
consin, are here visiting Mrs. Ida
Kirkland.
I have pasture for ten head of stock
for the remainder of the season. Coco
grass and water. 2miles east of Hays
Ward W. Sullivan.
A separator man of twenty-five years
experience desires machine to operate
this season. Call or write C. E. Hill
at Normal Engineers Residence.
Rev. A. S. Hale preached to large
audience on last Sunday. Many word!
of appreciation were spoken of his ser
mon. Problems of Addition" was tn,
text.
If you need a young team this
fall, you cannot afford to miss see
ing my horses before you buy.
Azel Cochran.
Mrs H. L. Felten left on 103, Frida!
morning, for Salt Lake City, Utah, t.
visit her sister. She will probably visi
the Panama Exposition before she re
turns.
C. E. Caswell, who relieved U. P
agent w. A. Noble while he was visit
ing the San Francisco fair, went t.
Plainville, Saturday, to relieve tn
agent there.
Geo. Palmer has rented his farm
land to his son, VIII, and his son-in-law
Harrison Kingsley. George proposes tt
lane d SOOU ISSt, ne JUST
ly entitled to.
l have for sale twenty head of tn
best mares ever brought to Eli
county. Will give you all the TIM
you want. AZel Cochran.
Mrs. John Carter, accompanied by
her grandson, Lloyd Fouty, left Thurs
day night, for Lincoln, Nebr., il
answer to word that her daughter wa.
seriously i'll.
R. A. Wilson, the operator at tn
depot, received word, Thursday, of tn
death of his sister at Weaerfeau, New
Mexico. Operator Manbock, from Ellis
took his place.
Mr.. H. H. Pierce, wife, and daught
er, Mrs. Fulton, and granddaughter
started TO California in their Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bice, of Waldo
accompanied them in their Buick.
The Moore girl, accompanied by Al
bert Kerns and Wilfred Wann, lef
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