The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
The Hays Milling Company are
an addition to their plant.

The Hays Milling Company are
building an addition to their plant.
Mrs. Otto Knoche is here from Ida
no, visiting her mother who is quite
i'll.
Ed Rea has been in st. Anthony's
hospital a few days, recovering from
a general breakdown.
Miller Brothers sold the twenty
acre tract of August Giinther's to
John Sterzer.
Fred Miller and wife went to Kan
sas City, this week.
James Behan and wife have gone to
Excelsior Springs for few days visit.
Fred Huttie has purchased new
Essex "Six"
The people of District Number SO,
Lamb District, are building new up
to-date school house.
Ladies' Silk Lisle Union Suits for
$500 at Oshant's Variety Store.
Jay Fellers took his little boy to
the hospital in Kansas City, for treat
ment. The doctors there say they
expect rapid recovery.
Marshal John Troth arrested twelve
men for rolling the "galloping ivor-
les" in the shelter of the stock yard
fence, this week. Luckily they were
all strangers in this community
Martin Orth has returned to Hays,
feeling fine Martin has been in the
hospital at Kansas City for nearly a
year, taking treatment for trouble
following a broken leg.
Chris Shaffer of Ellis, has rented
the old hotel building on North Main
street, of H. w. Oshant, and will open
up an electric shoe shop this month.
Jas. Stevens of Rensselaer,, Ind,
who has been on business trip to
Caldwell, Idaho, stopped over in Hays
and spent the weekend with A O..
Robinson and family.
Misses Cecilia and Genevieve Dor
ney are attending school in Chicago.
WE have received only a small por-
ton of our toys but we will be ready
OF sell October 18th at our store north
of Depot. Oshant's Toy Store.
District Clerk Leiker visited friends
in Ness county, Sunday.
County Attorney ]. NJ. Weisner
visited in Russell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. McClay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackman, and MrssPete SpelIznan and
daughter Marguerite, were over from
PlaiBville, Friday.
VIM. Grabbe was in town Tuesday,
and reports that his wheat yielded fif-
teen bushels per acre, while some of
his neighbors got only eight, five and
four pc racre.
Mrs. ]. C. Manning and Mrs. L. G.
Bell will entertain the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society, Thursday, Octo-
Der 18th, tthe home of Mrs. Mann
ing.
We have just received supply of
Wear-Ever aluminium which we sell
as cheap as the inferior brands.
Oshant's Variety Store.
Ira Burk was down from Ogallah,
Tuesday.
Farmers are finishing up their
wheat drilling. The wheat that was
put in earlier, is looking fine, especial
ly since the late rains.
The Free Press ha stwo used auto
mobiles for sale, in good running or
der. Who wants them?
Deputy Sheriff Frank Loreditsct
took Jas. Mattox to the reformatory
at Hutchinson, Friday night. They
made the trip in Franks car.
There hasn't been a circus in Hays
this year, but there is something bet
ter than a circus in store for the chill
dren at Oshant's Toy Store Roller
Coasters, Structor Autos, Dolls, Air.
planes, Tanks, Guns, Children's Furn
iture.
Prof. Henry Edward Malloy is be
ginning to train his forces for the
Messiah which will be given agair
but with more time to practice, it i:
next May. Last year was excellent
expected that next years rendition
will be 100 per cent better.
4 VIM. Richmond has opened up {;
monument establishment Mr. Rich
! mond is an old-time resident of Hay
and has been in the business for
good many years. He sold his busi
ness about three years ago and ha
, been working part of the time for hi
successor. He is a good workman an
j his many friends in Hays will b
! pleased to know that he is again i
] business for himself.
! In few years Hays viii be void O
2 shade trees unless something can b