The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17
A good Mccormick header for
sale cheap. Azel Cochran.

A good Mccormick header for
sale cheap. Azel Cochran.
Joe Unrein's residence is nearing
completion.
C. w Miller was down at Munjor,
the first of the week.
The Baptist parsonage is nearly
ready for occupancy.
W. A. Smith, this week, purchased
lot in block 20, south Hays.
c. M Holmquist attended court at
Ellis. Tuesday afternoon
G. NJ. Cox & Son last week purchased
the Carl Befort stock of groceries.
John Peter Younker, Jr., is building
a barn on his farm east of town, "a X
%.
Peter Leiker's new residence in the
south part of the city is nearing com
pletion.
Monday, Schuyler & Arnold sold Mike
Horan of Ellis, a super-six Hudson au-
tomobile.
Caspar Kraus now sports "a new REQ
car, purchased this week of John
O'LaughIin.
Conrad Kruger, Jr., has the founda-
tion for his new residence, in west
Hays, completed.
Several of the officials of the county,
and other citizens of the town attended
picnic at Herzog, Monday afternoon
MI. Golf, a former resident of
Hays, passed through here Wednesday,
from his home in Phillips County, en-
route to Lacrosse.
Miss Olive Stout, who has been visit
ng her father, Frank Stout, for the
past two weeks, left for her home IN
Topeka, Sunday morning.
The Ellis people are talking of cele-
bration for July 4th. Hays has net
had 4th of July celebration for more
than twenty-five years. Why?
Mrs. n. P. Gassman and children,
are visiting friends and relatives in
Topeka and st. Mary's, Kansas. They
will be absent about four weeks.
Chas. Riedel has leased the Basgall
implement house on East Third Street,
which he will use for storing his Max
well cars and also headquarters for his
''Ford-O Livery" business.
Archie Drago, who last week lighted
the kitchen fire at the Windsor with
gasoline, says, it was not altog ether
his fault as some one during the day
had filled the coal oil can with gasoline.
On account of engine trouble when
near Walker, 1O3- was shout two hours
late Monday evening. Tuesday, the
Plug from Salina, was four hours late
on account of a washout near Carneiro.
You will save money by placing
your farm loan with us. We pay
cash as soon as papers are signed.
J. NJ. Schaefer
Clean out your back yards and allies,
also cut the weeds on your vacant lots
and the street in front of your resi-
dence Eternal vigilance is the price
of a clean city.
J.R. Kell, areal estate man from
Salina, was transacting business in
Hays, Wednesday: Mr.. Kell is the
father-in-law of Prof. Lee R. Light, a
former principal of the Hays High
school.
The Review-Headhght reports Ellis
on the boom and besides a S25, 200 High
school building, $40, 900 sewer system,
and various other individual improve
ments, the U. P. railroad will spend
$500, 900 in building new shops, round
house, etc.
W. A. Smith and wife accompanied
by Fred Early and wife, left Monday
morning in Mr.. Smiths automobile, for
points in Colorado. They viii visit
Denver, Colorado Springs, and viii
probably visit Manitou and Pixies Peak.
They will be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Philip, Sr., Mrs
Hill P Wilson, Mrs. Geo. Philip, Jr.,
Mrs. ]. Il. Ward and Mrs. E. A. Rea,
were in Ellis, Wednesday noon. They
were out riding and came up to see a
good town. Mrs. Wilson has recently
underwent an operation and is out in
her old home at Hays, regaining her
strength. -Review-Headlight
About seventy children are enrolled
in the summer school conducted by the
training department. of the Normal
School. Morning sessions only are
held. The children are kept busily en-
ployed, are having good time and are
being strengthened for their next years
work. 1t is a good idea and Hays
should appreciate the privilege.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Hays, Kansas, was organized
at the Presbyterian church at 2:30 p.
M, June u, 1916, by Mrs Sena. Hart
zell Wallace, National Lecturer and ,
Organizer, with thirty-one active and
six honorary members. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs |