The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17
JONAH Mutton is on Inc SICK list this

Jonah Mutton is on the sick list this
week.
Buy your dollar overalIs for so cents
at Cox's.
U. S. Whitmire has sold his restaur-
ant to Chas. Henry.
Frank Moore returned Saturday
night, from visit to Ohio.
Geo. Benton unloaded a car of Texas
watermelOns, the first of the week
Robert Hall recently purchased forty
head of yearling steers from Alex
Philip.
The Schwaller twins, Doris and Vir-
ginia, have returned from their visit to
Kansas City.
You will want new fork handles for
those old forks. Get them at Schwal-
lers' Yocemento. j10tf
The Farmers Elevator people are
building coal sheds adjoining the eleva-
tor on the east.
Grover Miller of Lawrence, visited
his relatives, the Harry Felten family,
the first of the week.
Mrs. K. C. Haas and children, ac-
companied by her mother, left Saturday
night for Kansas City on visit to
friends.
If it's sweat-pads you want let US fit
you out. Schwallers', Yocemento,
Kansas. j10tf
Mr.. Roy Hoover of Topeka, at one
time employed at the Experiment Sta
ton, visited friends here from Satur-
day until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tremble and
Miss Catherine Curry of Ellsworth
were guests at the Big Creek Farm
| over Sunday and Monday.
The best guaranteed header forks in
the county at Schwallers' Yocemento,
Kansas. j1Otf
The water has been turned into the
new 100,000 gallon water tank, and the
old one has been disconnected. How
ever, it will be connected again as soon
as it has been reprinted.
The marshal should see to it at once
that town kids don't climb the ladders
of the new water tank. Some of them
have already done so. If it is not
stopped the town might be shocked by
tragedy.
Buy your Mason fruit jars at Cox
| Quart jars, 60 cents per dozen.
Rev. and Mrs. Kircher spent Tuesday
in Russell, visiting friends. Rev
Kircher was there primarily to aid in
/ raising the money for the Ministerial
| Relief Fund for old ministers and mis-
| sionaries-
! Bull Tractor Gas Engine oil for sale
by the gallon or barrel, by Bunker &
Bemis. j12tf.
The man who was shot by the mar
shall at Victoria, last week, is said TO
be getting along nicely; and while the
wound-a ball through the lungs-is
! considered serious, it is not always IA
tai, and this man, being of rugged
physique, bids fair to entirely recover.
Rem Leroy Joslin, a former Hays
boy, was engineer on the G. B. and Q.
J train which carried Liberty Bell into
Denver where it was left for three
hours. Crowds gathered to see this
/ bell which, one hundred and thirty-nine
! years ago, rang out the joyous tidings
/ to the people of this country.
! I viii sell, within the next three
, weeks, at private sale, at the Oshant
/ cottage in the northwest part of Hays,
all of my household furniture, consist
. ing of bed room sets, dining room and
living room furniture, rugs, kitchen
/ utensils, etc. This furniture is as good
as new and there are some rare bar
gains. Call in person or phone $50.
( GEO. R. TILFORD.
! Everything in hardware for the har-
! vest, from a pitchfork to a reel bolt,
and at prices that are right at Schwal-
| lers', Yocemento. j10tf
The fourteenth annual camp meeting
of the Central Kansas Holiness Associa-
ton will be held at the Pavilion, Aug
ust 5-15 inclusive. Location is on the
! Union Pacific railway three miles east
of Ogallah and nine miles northwest of
Ellis, Kansas. The workers are Rev.
W. A. Vandersall of Findlay, Ohio, and
/ Rev. Guy Spear of Ransom, Kansas.
The committee will do all in their power
to make you comfortable while there.
Get your oil, forks and harvest hard
ware at Schwallers' at Yocemento.
j1Otf