The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-10

| tIVes OF Grandpa TourtIHoute Il. u.
TourtiHotte, Sr.) met with him at the
home of Alonzo Brunitt and tender
ed him a farewell party. The gov
eminent is going to furnish him a
home so long as he desires to stay, at
Fort Riley, and he is departing soon
for that place. Mr.. Tourillotte was
struck by a bullet in the battle of
/ Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is now
nearly eighty-fOur years of age, and
has lived in or near this community
since an early date. His many
friends sincerely regret his departure
and intellectually wish him well.
Did you say if we meet prices? No!
we don't. We have told you that "we
sell for less" Now we must make
our word good. Try US, and see if we
don't.
Wholesalers Cash Stores Co.
eve Sell for Less"
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bell an
nounce the birth of baby boy born
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Stella West Mann came up
from Kansas City, Monday, on the
evening train.
Maurice Zeigler and John O'Lough-
lin, Jr., left Wednesday night for
Colorado on a business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wentworth are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. Went
worth's sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson and children of BelOit,
Kansas. They are enroute for Cali
fornia.
Miss Bessie Tillotson spent last
week with friends at Culver, Kansas,
near Salina.
Prof. Brooks of Stockton, has been
employed as a teacher in the Hays
High School.
Jake Brun, wife and daughter,
Regina, left Wednesday, for the Colo
RADIO mountains.
The Hays X. of c. baseball team
will play a Salina team at Hays, Sun
day.
Mooney Oak, lightest bending and
most adaptable for Ladies' Fine Shoe
soles Floyd has it and uses it, at
Viola Sample Store.
A fa1ir who held forth on the
streets of Hays, Tuesday, made no
bones of the fact that he was taking
his audience. He told them that he
was deceiving them and still they bit
like suckers. At the close of his en-
deavors, when he thought the crowd
had given up all the money they
would, he remarked: ''You know
boys, there's a sucker born every min
ute" The crowd appreciated the fact
and cheered him vociferously. The
American people, it would seem, like
to be skinned"
In no branch of business is accur-
so indispensable to successful opera
ton as in dealing with real estate.
P. P. Smith who has recently moved
over the A. A. Wiesner department
store formerly occupied by DIR. o. A.
Hennerich, has had ample experience
and has actively engaged in real
estate business for a number of years
and has made a careful study of the
valuation of city, town or other prop
critics. He also negotiates loans, col
lects rents, looks up titles, etc. Parties
desiring safe and profitable invest
ment can do no better than consult
P. P. Smith.
E. NJ. Speer and family and Leo
Moore and wife left Wednesday, for
Bushnell, Nebraska, where they will
! visit friends for some time. From
) there they will go to Colorado to
spend the balance of their summer
vacation.
The Hillman's Ideal Stock Com
pany are entertaining the citizens Of
+ Hays, this week, in their tent across
from the Free Press office. If the frs
night is any criterion, the show vii
be one of the cleanest that has visit
Il ed Hays for years. Their vaudeville
between acts was void of the usua
n silly and suggestive nastiness tina
: prevails in the majority of travelling
/ shows. They evidently knew the
7 were playing to an audience of gen
tlemen and ladies.
It C. W. Reeder, Jr., and wife, an
T. Geo. Woodward and wife returne
7. Tuesday, from a vacation trip t
Colorado.