The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-03-06
You can buy bread and meat at Kings

You can buy bread and meat at King
shop
L. c. Ross was here from Ellis, Mon
day.
Mart stehley was over from Ellis,
Wednesday,
Clarence Loreditsch has purchased a
new Dodge car.
The County Commissioners were in
session this week.
Good eating potatoes at Ziegler &
Sons at rs cents per bushel.
Sampson and Ideal windmills at
M. HaffamieT & Sons. cheap.
Jordan is putting new glass front
into mis- furniture store. Vot!
Oscar Ostrom, official court steno-
grapher, was in Hays, Tuesday.
Harry Felten has been over in Rush
county, this week, buying horses.
For a good milk cow or fat hog, call
phone GIT, or inquire of Ed Kraus.
Philip Bittle has been appointed
Postmaster at Munjor, in this county.
H. C. Sweet, of Stockton, stock in
surance adjuster, was in Hays, We'd
nesday.
G. R. Tuttle, manager of the Print
ers Machinery Co., of Kansas City, was
in Hays, Wednesday.
The very latest styles of ladies' and
gents calling cards engraved or print
ed, at Free Press Office.
DIR. Middlekauff left Wednesday night
for Philadelphia, where he will take a
post graduate course at the Jefferson
Institute.
The Free Press Contest Piano can be
seen at Havemann's s furniture store or
North Main Street. It's beauty. &c
and examine 1t and get into the contest
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luther
an church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Allie Reemsnyder, Thursday
March II.
The pasture south of Presbyterian
arsonage is open for rent. Come
early. f27ts
The heaviest snow of the season fell
Tuesday night and Wednesday. The
snow shovels were put into commission
land used vigorously by the citizens OF
Hays.
Rodney Torrey, of Lacrosse, editor
/ of the Chieftain, of that city, has re-
Gently been appointed postmaster at
Lacrosse. Mr.. Torrey, many years
ago, worked in Hays as journeyman
printer.
Prof. Parker of the Normal faculty,
wants picture of every school building
in Western Kansas to put en- lantern
slides to be used in lectures on rural
school problems. A clear kodak picture
will do.
| B. C. Arnold commenced his work as
assessor Monday morning. 1t is also
his duty to ascertain your age, how
many children you have, names and
ages, and various and divers other
questions too numerous to mention.
Treat him kindly, he can't help it.
For dressmaking or hair switche
made to order, call on Mrs. Frank Reed
Phone 332.
Jess Collins, a frst-class mechanic
from Kansas City, has been employed
at the Golden Belt Garage, this city
Mr.. Collins comes well recommended
You may expect your repair work to be
properly done if you take your cars tC
the Golden Belt Garage.
VIM. Hall, who sold his residence
property last week, expects to go tt
| California about June 1st. He will take
in the great fair and then come back tt
Kansas. It has also been reported tha
he intends to go back to England, the
land of his birth, but that is mistake
Mr.. Hall says Uncle Sans domain /!
plenty good enough for him.
/ Mares, horses and mules for sale
VIII sell on time, with approved sc
curity. John OLouehlin.
2 Off.
Don't forget that on March 19 anoth
er SO in gold will be given to the young
lady who has the most votes in tn
piano contest at that date. The vote
count just the same on the capita
prize and also on the minor prizes. Yol
may be the lowest one, numerically
now, but little-work may make yol
the winner.
We have twenty-five residen
properties in Hays. Kansas, for sale
and lots galore. Can fit a man o.
prices and .terms.-Miller Brother;
Monday of this week, Geo. Philip, Sr
received a letter from his sister, Mis-
Tina Philip. Miss Tina is a traine
nurse and is employed In a hospital q
Fares in the north part of Scotland
near the North Sea where there ha
been so much fighting the past fe7
months. She says she can often hes
4Lo 5,oov,oircr of cannon There az