The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-19

" a. III nays 4UCS0dy
Adolph Dreiling has purchased the
Mr.. Maschka residence in north Hays.
W. ]. Bryan will speak at the Rus
sell Chautauqua, August 25th. Those
who have not heard the great COM
moner, should embrace this oppor-
tunity.
Hats for fall at the Macintosh Hat
Shop, in every new and favored ma
terial. Attractive, jaunty, snappy
styles-also quiet and sensible styles
"a wide variety.
Mrs. C. W. Reeder, Jr., returned
Monday night from a visit with rela-
tives at Grinnell, Iowa.
Gay TiIlotson has purchased the
building of Isaac Zeigler in which he
has been conducting his barber busi-
ness for several years past.
New fall hats and millinery now
on display at Miss Deane's Millinery
Store.
A new threshing machine for sale
at a bargain. Coal oil tractor,
twenty-eight inch separator with self
feeder, weigher and wind stacker.
Bought machine for our own use.
Have done our threshing and will sell
| at a bargain. Also, new four bottom
power life Oliver pIow.
a19t3 C. G. Cochran & Sons.
If you are interested in furniture
for light housekeeping, see M. Landon
at Ala Sheridan Ave. To be dis
posed of by Saturday, August 21.
Felix Bissing is back from an out
ing trip in Colorado. He is consider
ably tanned as a result of embracing
the mountain air, and the boys around
town say that his nose has taken a
vermilIion hue that was not percept-
ible when he left Hays, a few weeks
ago. However, we know there is
nothing in Colorado that goes with
lemons and sugar.
The gentlemen's sanctuary across
the street from the Free Press is a
nuisance and should be abated. Let
! the city health officer investigate and
see for himself.
C. NJ Holmquist has been NOM
mated by the democratic party as
candidate for associate justice of the
Supreme Court but there are no "spe-
ciaI interests" breaking their necks
in his behalf.
Residents in the neighborhood of
the fair grounds have been annoyed
| lately by crap shooters congregating
at the fair grounds every day and in
duIging in their favorite game. There
are some twenty or thirty who con-
gregate there. The shooters" are
mostly foaters. Men who have no Wis
ible means of support and are contin-
ually lying around town, should be in
vited to move on. Hays is too busy a
hive of industry to support a lot of
drones. Besides "drones" are unde-
sirable citizens.
Miller Brothers have made the fol
lowing deals during the past week
Roy Lenoch's barber shop to the
Wasinger boys; the Chas. King bar
Der shop to John Henderson; John
Henderson's residence to Alphonse
Staab; the residence property west
of George Grass's to John Hender-
son; Mrs. Alois Bissing's rooming
house to I. J. Taylor of WaKeeney;
the Chas. Hackenberger property to
Miss Bibbens; the Cook property tc
Lawrence Maschka; the Nickerson
Bros 16O north of Hays to Ed
Blender; Mr. Lou Croft has also in
vested Through Miller Bros.) in q
$50 acres of land in Western Kansas
A half section to Anton Schriebvoge
south of Collyer; the Sherry property
in west Hays to George Grass, Jr.
If you are interested in furniture
for light housekeeping, see NJ. Landor
at Ala Sheridan Ave. To be dis
posed of by Saturday, August 81.
John Henderson, the north side
barber, last week sold his residence
property to Alphonse Staab and pur.
chased the residence property belong
ing to Ferdinand Staab, just west OF
George Grass's residence in north
Hays. He also purchased the Chas
King barber shop under the Citizen.
State Bank, and took possession al
once. Chas. King has accepted a posi-
ton with Oldham Bros. as automobile
: salesman.
Agents of a land company situated
at Garden City, passed through Hayi
this week, with a number of land
seekers from Nebraska. The Garder
City people make semi-monthly trip:
from Nebraska TO Kansas.
C. W. Reeder, Jr., has just returned
from New York where he has pur
chased an up-to-date line of fall and
winter goods for the C. W. Reeder
Sons clothing store. We bespeak fo1
this young mems popular fashionable
clothes emporium the continuance OF