The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-09-07
Hays Steam Laundry, phone 276.

Used FOrds,-real bargains
O'Loughlin Garage.
P. J. Deane was in WaKeeney,
Monday, with a case in court con
neeted with the Ellsworth bank.
Those who attended the Rush
County Fair last week, pronounce it
a success and this week the County
Fair is being held in WaKeeney for
TregO county.
When your clothes are dirty, call
up 276, Hays Steam Laundry.
The work on the Normal Dofma-
tory goes on and material is being
hauled daily to the grounds.
R. S. Markwen's home is ready for
the plasterers.
The United Telephone Company
had large coal room built this last
week.
The enrolment at both Grade and
High School is slightly larger than it
was at this time last year.
The boys under Coach Carman, had
their first football practice Wednes-
day. A large squad is out. Care has
the makings of a good football team
if enthusiasm counts for anything.
Mr.. Poffenberger who was tailor at
the John Miller clothing shop, left for
Kansas City, Sunday.
Watermelons 2 cents per pound, at
Golden Belt Creamery & Ice Co.
The Fort Hays Normal faculty is
pleased over the present enrolment.
About three hundred are registered.
We solicit your patrOnage.-Hays
Steam Laundry, phone PIG.
The Fort Hays Experiment Station
has three purebred Shropshire bucks
and several purebred Holstein bulls
for sale. These animals have been
priced to sell quick s7t2
SPECIAL!! $aturday-AH fancy
assorted cookies, 19c per pound
VIOLA SAMPLE STORE.
The alley between Second and
Crawford streets is all ready for the
cement.
By the end of the present week,
the ditching will be finished for the
telephone wires. Quite a force of
men are at work.
Otto Rinquist went through the
city enroute from Newton to Colby.
He has been threshing in Kansas for
twenty-three years. His home is in
the fruit belt in Arkansas. Choice
peaches, he said, are being fed to
the hogs there for they have no
market for them.
Court met at WaKeeney, Monday,
Attorneys Flood, Shuts and WiTes
being present looking after their
cases in that county. Ira Lloyd of
Ellsworth was also there with a case
for Patsy Deane.
Try us with your laundry. If we
please, tell others; if not, tell US
Hays Steam Laundry, phone 276.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weigel
of East Juniata street, Monday, a
daughter.
VIOLA SAMPLE STORE gives
more real value for than buys
elsewhere.
Miss Annabelle Sutton has return
ed from California, where she spent
the summer visiting relatives and
friends.
Will Solomon recently purchased
several quarter sections of land in
Hamilton township, this county, for
which he paid $4,000. With his
former holdings he now owns 24OO !
acres of Ellis County's choice land.
Miss Esther Gordinier who taught
school in the Philip district last year,
is now attending the Fort Hays Nor
NAL.
R. E. Getty and wife have been
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Getty's relatives in northwestern
Kansas. Mr.. Getty returned this
week, but his wife remained with her
relatives for a longer visit.
John L. Kruger, Fred Kruger and /
their sister, Bertha Scurlock, return
ed Sunday, from a weeks visit with /
relatives in Kansas City.
Rev. Wunderlich of Otis, was a
guest of Conrad Kruger, Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Chas. Brummit has moved into his
new bungalow in the Wann block.