The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-09-23


and the indications are that there
will be the largest attendance today
and tomorrow ever witnessed at any
fair in the history of Ellis county.
Joe P. Bissing has taken the
agency for the Hupmobile automobile
He has sold one car and has another
on hand and the price is right. The
Hup is an excellent machine and a
standard make. You will make no
mistake if you purchase a Hup.
DR.. F. W. Swearingen, the Topeka
Eye-Sight Specialist, will be in Hays,
to fit glasses Saturday, September 25,
at the Brunswick Hotel, Don't forget
the date, Saturday, September 25.
Do you want s30.25 worth of en-
tertainment and recreation for $40?
Then purchase a membership in the
F. H. n. Association, which has for
its object the support of the Normal
Athletics-footbal, basket ball, base
ball, track, lecture course, musicals,
operas, movies, and other features
which make this school an attractive
one for pupils to come to and which
incidentally furnishes the citizens of
Hays with all kinds of high class
amusement and recreation at a mini
mum cost. A membership in this
association not only is an earnest of
your appreciation of the value of the
Fort Hays Normal school to the city
of Hays, and your interest in main
tanning its present high standard, but
incidentally provides you with ticket
admitting you free to all activities of
the Normal, including one swim a
week, for the entire year, $3O.25
worth of high class recreation and
entertainment for $1,000. These
tickets are on sale at Markwell's Book
Store, and each Of the Drug Stores.
Lost.-Fancy large hair-pin. Red
with brown sets. Return to Free
Press office.
H. L. Felten returned last Friday
from Kansas City driving a Chandler
Six 7-passenger automobile. Harry
will use this car only on state occa-
sions.
Judge ]. C. RuppenthaI was a
pleasant caller at this office, Tuesday
The Judge is dmocratic
candidate for Congressman for this
district, and if he has not lost his art
Of getting votes Will 5e- the next eeaR-
gresham. He is an able man and
would make a Congressman that the
voters of the Sixth district need not
be ashamed of.
Mrs. Agnes Mayfeld is here from
Denver, visiting relatives. Mrs. May
fled was formerly Miss Agnes Black
nun.
Jos. P. Bissing has taken the egen-
cy for the Hupmobile. He drove
home a new car fom Kansas City,
Lincoln Ward and wife, Jess Gate
wod and family and Mr.. Moore are
20 start for California in
a few days. They will make the trip
in automobiles.
o. J. Brown, travelling salesman
for the Iten Biscuit Co., of Omaha,
Nebr.5 has purchased Prof. C. IA.
Shively's residence on East Normal
Avenue
Mrs. Chas. Hoke will take in sew
ing. She has a diploma from. the
American Dressmaking School of
Kansas City. Had about eight years
experience. She respectfully solicits
the patronage of the ladies of Hays,
for either plain or fancy sewing.
Phone No. Alb. House No. 43O West
Juniata Street, Hays, Kansas. s17t4
Ed J. Palmer is here from Chanute.
Kansas, visiting with W. H. Gordon
and family.
George Philip, Sr., attended the
State Fair at Hutchinson, this week.
About 1880 Tuesday evening, a
seldom seen in Western
Kansas occurred at the residence of
Geo. Palmer on East Normal Avenue.
The top of. one of the shade trees was
seen to be on fire and burning fierce
y. However, on Investigation it was
found to have caught fire from a live
electric wire. The fire whistle was
sounded and the chemical engine was
drove to the scene Of the fire which
was soon extinguished.
Alfred Shade had the misfortune
20 have his arm broken this week, |
while cranking a Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry "Swede" Neil
sen and wife are visiting relatives in !
Hays and attending the Fair.
Harry Daddy Freese has just
gotten out another thousand copies /
IF the old Hays Booster books, with
twenty pages added showing the new
buildings and improvements made in
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