The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-09

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sistant Superintendent, Chas. ". Har-
per; Assistant Superintendent, c. A.
Shively.
Watch the Hays City Drug Store
windows for specials next week.
The Richard Garrett family visited at
the Peter Johnson home, south of town,
Sunday.
Alex Schueler is expecting car load
of Buick automobiles to arrive here al
most any day.
Jacob Orth and family went to Cor
ham, Tuesday, in their new Chalmers
automobile on a short visit to relatives
Watch the Hays City Drug tore
windows for specials next week.
A. B Stewart of the Hays City Drug
Store, is.visitlng friends at Ottawa,
Kansas, this week. His son, Kenneth,
accompanied him.
Mrs Myrl Friemmel and son, are
here from Dorrance, visiting HRS
Friemmel's mother, Mrs. Richard
Garrett and family.
Jacob Orth last week, purchased the
Peter J. Whitman 16O acre farm in
Pleasant Hill township, which he gave
to his son, Joseph Il.
J. T. Morrison, the jeweIer, has a
beautiful line Of cameo brooches.
Beginning with Saturday, the Crystal
will be opened with an entirely separ-
ate program from what is being played
at the Opera House. Popular prices
5 and 10 cents.
The editor of the Russell Reforner
accompanied by his brother-in-law, Ro-
bert Muir and family of Salina, came
up from Russell, Sunday, to see a real
live town and its many attractions.
Frank WaIz returned from a bus:-
ness trip in Cove and Sheridan coun-
ties. While in Hoxie, he bought a
cottage and three lots and presented it
to the late bride and groom, Kathryn
and Warner Johnson.
Miss Elizabeth Weisner, the popular
and efficient head saleslady of the dry
goods department in the A. A. Weisner
& Sons store, is back on duty. She re
turned sooner than she expected owing
to the strike scare.
Mrs. Rose Nolan has purchased some
lots and will move her house which she
has bought back from the school dis
trict, from the old to the new location.
She expects to remodel the cottage and
make it modern.
Canning and preserving tomatoes.
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| C. W. Reeder and son, Charles, and
] Alex Schueler, went to Collyer, Tues
day, on the plug and brought back two
Buick six automobiles. Alex has four
sold. MIR. Reeder gets one of the two
and it has not been decided who gets
the other, as there is considerable
rivalry for the other.
Mrs Metzger and family moved
from the Ryan block last week to Mrs
T. P. Logan's cottage on West Sheri-
dan. Mrs. Metzger came here frCm
Ransom, two years ago, because of our
excellent schools. Her son is stu
dent at the Hays Catholic College. Mrs.
Metzger is a dressmaker and will be
glad to meet anyone who wishes to
have any sewing done.
Schlyer & Arnhold, who are agents
for the Oakland and the Hudson auto
mobile, are just at present out of cars
but expect a car load of each most any
day Their last car. a Hudson super
six, was sold to John Urban OF Pfeifer.
! The Oakland and Hudson are both
! standard cars OF excellent make, are
dependable and graceful in design. In
fact, they are most desirable cars and
well worth the purchase price.
H. H. Pierce and party, including
Ward w. Sullivan and wife, returned
Wednesday evening, from an automo-
bile trip through Colorado. They visit
ed Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou,
and other interesting points. They
went over the Golden Belt automobile
route going, and returned over the San
ia Fe trail to Dodge City. While at
Dodge they visited the Old Soldiers
home located there. The trip Of over
1000 miles was made in Mr.. Pierce's IL
model Ford.