The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-09-22

Mrs. J. F. Jordan was in salina,
Monday.
Diamond rings at Tholen's Jewel
ry store.
The Fair management are sparing
neither time or money to make the
Golden Belt Fair hummer
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Haas, living near Anto-
nino, Monday.
John West and wife of Fairfield,
Iowa, is here visiting his brother,
Alexander West and sister Mrs. c..
w Reeder.
John Carter spent last week in To-
pela, visiting his son, Tom, and tax
ing IN the State Fair. He reports a
wonderful stock show.
Bring your new and renewal SUBJ
scrIptIons for all magazines to the
Free Press office. Phone IL.
The Western Kansas Counties had
bigrain storm lase weekandare feel
ing much rejoiced. Their feed crops
are coming on sp1endidly.
Mrs. Frank Fields has had the avn
ings in front of her Hotel Brunswick
pulled down, making quite q change
IN the looks of the building.
Of course you are coming to the
Fair next week. Come with the ex-
pectation of seeing the best fair that
ever happened insEllis County.
Mrs. Stella Mann and son, Willie,
left for her home in Kansas City, Sat
urday night, after a short visit with
her parents and friends in Hays.
Mike Quint sent a pen of his Black
Lanshang chickens to the Logan
county, Colo, fair and the took the
first prize and also sweepstakes.
Harry B. Clark a hustling young
farmer living on the Kruger ranch
was in Hays, Tuesday. He was
pleasant caller at the Ere Press of
flee.
"CaH and get our rates and terms
on farm loans before giving your ap-
plication. The Citizens State Bank"
Miss Mayetta Wyatt of Salina,, a
graduate of the Hays High School,
was in the city Tuesday, on her way
to Grainfield to attend the sale of
the Wyatt ranch.
Just received at Oshant's Variety
Store the most complete line of mems.
women's and children's hosiery in
town. Our prices are the lowest
possible. Overalls, this week only
$1.0O pr.
This Saturday is Farmers Day at
the Experiment Station 10 show
them the. growing sorghums. It has
been well advertised, and if nice
6aV a hICP f7lpOyry6 Of
tance are expected.
We repair everything in the watch
and jewerly line. All work guaran-
teed. Tholen's Jewelry Store.
More than 100000 of the Federal
Aid fund is now at the dispoal of
Kansas for the construction of per-
manent roads. Will the Golden Belt
association get chunk of this fund?
If not, why not?
Out in Los Angeles, at the home
of the former Hays boy, John Freese,
a baby boy arrived Wednesday of
this week, and a telegram announced
all doing well. They now have a girl
and two boys in the family.
Warren Baker has the contract to
move the old G. A. r. hall building
to its new location on South Main
Street, corner OF Broadway, for a
lodge building, and the foundation
is all ready for the building, which
will be moved in few days.
Help the Hen Lay, manufactured
and guaranteed by DR.. a. H. Pruitt,
Hays, Kansas.
The Intrigue" a Paramount pic
ture, given at the Strand Theatre
Wednesday evening, was one of the
finest and most appreciated OF any
thing ever put on the screen since
the opening of the house to the pub
lic- The audience enjoyed the pic
ture from start to finish.
Thirty-six years ago this fall, Har-
ry Freese Of Ellis County, was ap-
pointed Notary Public for this
county and has held the Office ever
since. This week Governor Capper
appointed him for another four year
term. He has now held the Office
OF Notary for over forty-four years
and has one Of the old-time seals.