The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-02-17
oshants' Variety $l.oo Sale contin-
ued until Saturday, February 18th.

! ued until Saturday, February 18th.
For saIe.-Two secondhand REQ
radiators in good condition at Old
! ham Bros Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed returned
! home Thursday, night from their trip
to Iowa
Mrs. Eta TilIotson returned home
Thursday, from Iowa, where she had
been called on account of the death
of her father
Alois Staab was down from Hugo,
Colorado, Sunday.
c. C. Bissing is building a new
residence on East Normal Avenue
Furniture for sale at A. F. Cochran
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Benken and John
Weber of the Hays Music Shop went
! to Kansas City, Sunday morning.
! Mr.. ad Mrs. Ed Rea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schwaller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Haffamier entertained a number
of their friends at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rea, one evening
this week.
The new NJ. E. parsonage on West
| Normal Avenue is about ready for
occupancy.
The Free Press noticed that while
some of the merchants of the city re-
fused to advertise their wares for
dollar Day" they were willing and
anxious to cash in on 1t just the same.
Oshants' Variety $1.OO Sale eontin-
ued until Saturday, February 18th.
| o. ]. Brown returned home Tues
day night, from Atchison, where he
had taken the body of his wife for
burial, last Saturday. His mother
accompanied him home and will make
her home with Mr.. Brown.
Ford Tops, SIS, $40 and $25.-
Hays Auto Tog Shop. In BasgalPs
old Garage.
Frank Kissing returned home last
night, from the Auto Show at Kan
sas City.
II. Tourtillotte, Sr., was pleas
ant caller at the Free Press office,
Wednesday.
G. W. Meyer and family spent
Sunday at the Martin Orth farm.
The school house in District 33-
the Will Philip school in Wheatland
township, was entirely destroyed by
fire about o'clork Tuesday after
noon. How it caught, no one knows.
1t was built only three years ago
Fred Wagner left Sunday morning,
for Wihhita, to attend Masonic Grand
Lodge.
All Farmers in need of Repairs for
Harvest Machinery should get their
Mrs. ]. H. Reeder who has been i'll
the past two weeks, is improving.
Gus Riedel went to Kansas City,
Monday night, to attend the Auto
mobile Show.
HID. Shaffer went to Kansas City,
Tuesday night.
The mems toilet on South Chestnut
street has been removed and the
building advertised for sale. There
would have been no occasion for its
removal if a little care had been
taken to keep it in a sanitary eondi-
ton. It was supposed to have been
the marshal's duty
orders in early-Weber & Co., Vic
, toria. f10wS
]. T. Morrison and wife left Tues
; day morning for Wichita. From
there they will go to Custer, Okla
homa.
; WI. Speer, manager of the Foster
Lumber Co., of Bushnell, Nebr., is
here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Speer of the First Nation
al Bank. It is the first time in SIX
-years he has visited his parents.
Next week will be the last week OF
the Nero in Hays. The stock viii be
moved to Plainville During the re-
mainder of their stay here, you car
find genuine bargains at the Mere
2 Try them.
How much bread are you getting
2 for 15c? Miles Bread full 1 4 ID
: Ioaves, 15c; two for 25c.
Henry Herman, an attorney from
9 Lacrosse, is attending court here this
] week. Mr. Herman is one of the first
graduates of the Fort Hays Normal
7 under the tutorship of Prof. w S
Picken.
1t is suggested by a mutual friend
2 that Frank Loreditsch, the new sheriff
! of Ellis county, needs a cook badly
The young ladies of Hays please take
notice.
For SaIe.-At once. A brand new