The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
Remember Gus Havemann '

Prof. Shively addressed the teachers
of Decatur county at Oberlin Saturday,
March IL
The contract for the Sheridan Coli
scum was not let on the fifteenth as
was expected.
Piano Tuner, Hagel, will be in Hays,
next month. Wait for the old reliable
and honest tuner.
Mr.. Valentine Orth arrived Wednes-
day, from Oklahoma, to attend the fu-
neral of his sister, Mrs. Henry Beleke.
Nick Gassman of the Gassman Shoe
Hospital, spent Tuesday in Russell,
helping to install shoe repairing ma
chine
Capt j. M. Craig went to Topeka,
Tuesday, to visit Mrs. Craig, who is
taking medical treatment at sanatori-
um in that city.
Lost:-A Scout Camera, at the Fort,
Sunday March II, with a roll of films.
Finder please leave at this office and
receive reward.
Remember Gus Havemann when
wanting cut flowers.
The interior of the Crystal Theatre is
being repainted and generally cleaned
up this week. John Westbrook is the
artist who is doing the work
Mrs. Henry Schwaller and children
went to Salina, Thursday morning
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Stella Thomas, over Sunday.
Walter E. Scott and P. Caspar Har-
vey left Wednesday night, to attend
the State Peace Oratorical Contest
which eonvenes in Topeka this Friday.
We must have few extra farm
loans this month. Any amount
from $1,000, tor $4,000. Low
rate. j. M. Schaefer.
Miss Jennie Shaw from Russell and
Miss Ethel Shuts of Hays visited with
Miss Leona Jantzen while attending
Golden Belt. Both girls were former
students of Miss Leona Jantzen's.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve supper in the basement,
Thursday, Msrch 23rd, at o'clock.
There will also be a blind bargain sale
of work in the Sunday School room.
What has become of the Ellis County
Fair Association? Is there anything
being done in that line, and why not?
Ellis comfy can't afford to lay down
now after so successful a start as was
made last year.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church
will serve dinner next Thursday even
ing, March Goth, from 500 to $50, at
the pastors home, corner of 5th and
Chestnut. The dinner viii be 25c. per
plate. All are cordially invited.
Pure Texas Red Rust Proof Oats
at Hays City Mill. Guaranteed
clean and free from other seeds of
any kind. Price 6Oc. per bushel
bulk"
Remember Gus Havemann when
wanting cut flowers.
Prof. C. A Shively has been asked
by the State Board of Education to
prepare the course of study in Kansas
History for the Normal Institutes of
Kansas. He has submitted his manu-
script and it has been accepted.
Mrs. Lysle McElhaney, editor of the
Quinter Advocate and her typo and all
around printer, Miss Piesee, attended
meeting of the Golden Belt Editorial
Association here, Saturday. They
were pleasant visitors at the Free Press
while in the city.
Henry Schwaller, accompanied by
President Lewis, c. M. Wann, Mayor
H. w. Oshant and c. W. Reeder, drove
over to Larned, last Saturday, in Mr.
Schwaller's automobile, to see the new
railroad just being built from the south.
They report sure enough railroad and
it is headed towards Hays.
James R. Start will deliver the com
mencement address at one of the High
School commencements in north coun-
ty of the state, in May. This is going
some for student. But if you will
notice that he is student of the Fort
Hays Normal, you will cease to be
astonished. There are several others
in this class and they are also top
notchers.
Geo. Hubble returned from Bloom
field H., Thursday morning, where he
had been to attend the funeral of his
son-in-law Ed Bartholic. HIS daughter
Mrytle accompanied him to Illinois, but
she did not return with him. She will
remain until her sister, Mrs. Bartholic
completes arrangements for return to
Kansas, which will probably be the
first of next week
Geo. Starr has decided to open up a
restaurant in the Knoche building on
north Chestnut Street. Mr.. Knoche
has added nice large room on the
west side of the building, built of brick
and tiling which George will use for
kitchen. Mr.. Starr knows how to ca
I ter to the needs of hungry humanity
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