The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-25
Pete Smith was passenger for Kan

Pete Smith was a passenger for Kan
sas City, Sunday night.
Vic Holmes of the First National
Bank, is quite sick with tonsilitis.
DIR. Hemm left for California, Sun
day night, for short vacation.
Adam Pfeifer left Sunday night, for
California on account of his health.
H. D. S.-stands for the store that
dispenses Douglas Chocolates, Colgate's
soaps and perfumes. Velveteen and
other standard toilet goods.
Prof. Clarence Smith and wife were
east bound passengers Sunday night.
Mrs. Harry Felten and Mrs. Geo.
Grass went to Salina, Sunday night.
For Sale-Seed barley and millet.
Gus Reidel.
The Hays Music Club will meet with
Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Tuesday, March %.
John O'Laughlin moved house from
Immediately south of his garage, to
lots in North Hays.
H. C. D. S.-stands for prompt serv-
ice at counter or fountain from A.
M. to IL P. M 1.-The store that's al
ways, busy"
Chas. Rand, the Kansas City horse
buyer, was in Hays, this week, the
guest of Harry Felten.
Thomas Carrick has recently pur-
chased the old DIR. Catudal residence on
North Chestnut Street.
Noble Campbell came up from
McCracken this week and purchased
several horses of Harry Felten.
Mrs. James Behan and her daughter,
Mrs. C. A. Miller, were shopping in
Kansas City, the first of the week.
Found:-Two keys attached to key
ring. Owner can have property by
alIing at n. P. Gassman's Shoe Shop.
County Attorney Ed Flood, was trans
acting legal business in WaKeeney,
Tuesday and Wednesday, of this week.
The Baptist people viii soon COM
mence the erection of substantial ad
dition to their church on North Fort
Street.
H. C. D. S.-stands for purity in
drugs. Neither substitutes nor mis-
takes are permitted in our prescription
department.
W. J. Madden this week purchased
one hundred Black walnut and Pecan
trees from the Experiment Station and
had them planted on his Saline river
ranch.
J. K. Mullen was here from Denver,
Colo, this week, looking after his in
terest in the Yocemento Cement plant,
which was sold at Sheriff Sale, Thurs
day.
Conrad Krueger has purchased two
lots through the Miller Bros. agency, in
the west part of the city, on which he
will soon commence the erection of
modern residence.
You will save money by placing
your farm loan with US. We pay
cash as soon as papers are signed.
j. M. Schaefer.
H. c. D. S.-stands for the store
that gives "value received for every
dollar spent in it.
The Hays City Transfer Company
has secured the contract for all the
hauling and transfer work for the con-
tractors of the Coliseum. Work will
L
Tuesday of next week. A large force
of men will be employed and the work
will be rushed.
Miss Emily Dite, teacher of room
three in the public school for the past
two years, has notified the board that
she does not expect to teach the com
ing year. Her aged parents in Trego
county need her care and she will join
them as soon as soon as school closes.
Miss Dite has served faithfully and
well, and she will be missed.
N. P. Gassmau, Wednesday of this
week, purchased two lots of Mrs. Stella
Connell on Normal avenue on which he
expects to build a modern residence
some time in the near future. Nick is
hustler and believes in progress. If
Hays had more such men as he and q
few others whom we might mention
Hays would go forward by leaps and
| bounds.
The Pageant class under the direc-
ton of Miss Macintosh at the Fort
Hays Normal School, will give public
exhibition next Wednesday evening, to
which the town people are cordiall1 in,
vited. Scenes from American history
viii be presented. Come and see the
''Signing of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, Betsy Ross Making the
American Flag" "The Boston Tes
Party and others. The costumes are
all made by the Domestic Art depart
ment under the direction of Miss Con
dit. A small fee of ten cents viii b'
asked for admission in order to defra.
expenses. Curtain rises at eigh
o'clock.
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