The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-31


nut Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jay and son,
Edward, of Salina, and Mrs. Fred
Huttie, also Fred Joy, of Hays, drove
down from Hays Wednesday after
noon to attend the H. h Huttie sale.
Mrs. Joy went home with Miss Tina
Harrington and the others drove to
Hays Wednesday evening.-Dorrance
news notes in Russell Reformer.
Howard, Hamilton, Illinois, Elgin,
Walthafn, South Bend, Crown and
Ingersoll Watches, at Tholen's Jewel
ry Store
Don't forget the Bellman Sale,
August 7th.
DOn's forget the Bellman Sale,
August 7th.
Harry King and family are back
from Colorado.
Gerald Penny left for an outing in
Colorado, Tuesday morning.
C. NJ. Wann made an auto trip to
Nebraska this week.
NJ E. Grigg, who lives on west
Juniata, has a sixteen year old son
seriously i'll with influenza.
VIM. Pelzl has purchased property
in Lawrence, and will make his fu-
ture home in that city.
Wolf Binder and wife motored to
Voda last Sunday.
WANTED-Fat hogs, two DAYS,
and 8, weight from 125
pounds up. NJ. Boyd.
Peter johnson has sold all his farm,
property with the exception of the
home place, and will soon move to
Hays and occupy the residence in
North Hays, recently purchased of
Lou Croft.
Coach w. G. Speer, of the Fort
Hays Normal, it is understood, has
resigned his position and moved to
Nebraska, and a man has been select
ed from Pennsylvania to take his
place, of whom it is said there is none
better.
To Rent.-220 acres of wheat
land, 100 acres already plowed.-
Geo. E. Palmer.
Ralph Shaver and wife and Mrs.
Lena Hutton 1of Bunkerhif and Mr.
Shenk and wife of Dorrance, were
here last Friday after their daughters
who had been attending summer
school at the Fort Hays Normal
Walter Steadman and family have
from their trip to California.
Alex Staab and wife, Fred Arnhold
Sr. and wife and FIR. Norbit, left for
Kinsley, the first of the week. Where
they expect to take Santa Fee train
to New Mexico on a visit to Chas.
Staab and family.
''We have several good teams of
horses, mares, and mules for sale.
c. G. Cochran & Sons"
P. P. Smith, this week, moved his
stock of general merchandise into the
bid Joe Basgall building on north
Chestnut Street.
Hush! Don't say a word. Keep
It dark. The BARRIERS at Abilene are
charging 25c for shave and soc for
a hair cut, while the Hays BARRIERS are
only charging zoe and 4Oc.
John Nolind, the statesman from
Logan county, was in Hays several
lays this week.
DR.. Anders is back from Rochester,
where he has been taking |
post graduate work at the Mayo In |
'titute.
G. W. Reeder and son were in Rus
'ell, on business the first of the week.
Last Saturday about 11:3O a. m.
4 large airplane passed over the north |
part of Hays. The plane as near as
could be judged was up about 5000 |
feet. It was going west. Several /
parties saw it. The machine was said
o have been very large, and the roar
# the motors could be distinctly
leard.
Mrs. B. NJ. Dreilng visited in Vic
oria, Wednesday.
Miss Mckee, the kindergarten
eacher who has been in Hays the past
wo months, left for her home in To-
'eka, Tuesday morning.
C. W. Miller, il, returned from
Colorado Springs, Monday, where he
md his wife have been enjoying the
mountain scenery the past two weeks,
md enhaling the fresh mountain air
drs. Miller viii remain at the Springs
Intil September 1st. Charles made
he return trip from the Springs in
ne day.
Miller Brothers have made the fol
owing sales of real estate and city
within the past ten days.