The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

Sheriff Neil of Rocks county, was in
Hays, Thursday morning.
Bring your furniture repair work to
A. Havemann. Phone so.
Phone your order for meat and grocer
les to T. G. Reed & Sons.
Bring your furniture repair work t.
A. Havemann. Prone so.
Ed Kraus has had carpenters work
ing on the remodeling of his farm
home for several weeks.
Mrs w A. Boys and children are
visiting relatives in Manhattan.
Mrs. Rhine and children returned
home this week from a visit to her
mother.
-Bemis at the Garage will sell you an
oak barrel for so cents. VIII also sell
you steel barrel cheap.
"Good Things to Eat'-Buy your
meat and fancy groceries at T. G. Reed
& Sons; service and quality both.
Miss Sarah M. Hand and Mr.. James
McCabe were united in marriage at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Brown,
by Rev. Hale, on last Wednesday after
noon.
Professor H R. Phalen, wife and
baby of Berea, KY, arrived in Hays,
last evening to spend the summer,
with Mrs. Phalen's parents, DIR. and
Mrs. Geo. B. Snyder.
Bring your furniture repair work to
A. Havemann. Phone so.
1t was reported the first of the week
that the BARRIERS of this city had hiked
the price of shaves to twenty-five cents.
However, on investigation the Free
Press reporter finds it is not true. The
price will remain the same-fifteen
cents.
Mr. Harris and Miss Hussey now
have charge of the public playground
every afternoon and evening. 1t is
planned to organize Indian Craft and
Campfire work for the girls and young
er boys. A new slippery slide was in
stalled this week.
If you want first class milk, pure and
unadulterated, phone Frank Howie- 1t
will be delivered at your residence.
We have forty head of good,
young mares for sale. Will give
time if desired, AzelS Cochran.
The Lutheran Sunday School staged
a picnic to be held on the Experiment
Station grounds, Wednesday afternoon.
A number of automobiles took the
children to the grounds, but in a short
time the storm came up and the pic
nickers hiked for town and finished
their picnic at the church. This was
the second attempt this school had
made to hold picnic and was spoiled
each time by shower of rain.
Herman Tholen of Victoria, this
week, announced in the Victoria Re-
view, his intention of becoming candi-
date for Commissioner of the Third
Commissioner District, subject to the
decision of the republican voters at the
August primary. Herman is an old
resident of Victoria, well qualified for
the job, and the voters of the Third
district will make no mistake if they
give him their votes on August 1st.
We have number of good mares,
horses and mules for sale, young,
well broke, been in the country and
all ready for harvest.
AZel Cochran.
Some tronble occurred between the
help and the Superintendent of the
Sheridan. Coliseum, Thursday, and
nine of the men quit work and refused
to leave the grounds until they were
paid off. The Sheriff was sent for and
in the absence of the sheriff, who was
in Topeka, Under Sheriff Wagner,
went down. He had no warrant for
the mems arrest and he came back to
town leaving the men in quiet posses
sion of stone pile. He however fired
an 1. W. W. man off the ground who
was trying to stir up trouble. After
ward the same man came up to town,
commenced a disturbance and was ar
rested and put in iail.