The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-07-13


Jack Harding is building home in
Santa Fe Addition.
Mrs. H. B. Kohl left Tuesday, for a
visit with her son, Hugo, who owns a
drug store in the north part of the
state.
VIII Carrick is here from Tulsa,
Oklahoma, visiting relatives and
friends.
Ed Fisher and Chas. Hadley each
have new Dodge touring car.
George Browns new house in Nor
NAL Court is nearly completed.
Big Pavement Dance at Hays, Fri
day night, July 18th. Music by the
Cheyenne Cowboy Orchestra.
Another Aluminium Ware Sale on
Saturday, the 22nd. Some pieces
worth $500 each. Your choice at
SIC Wholesalers Cash Stores
Company.
Five passenger automobile in good
running order, for sale at $50. Call
at the Free Press Office.
Mrs. Schultz left Monday, for her
home in California, after pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Eda
West, on East Juniata street.
Mr.. J. G. Bremen having sold his
! residence, has stored his household
goods upstairs in the Tholen building,
until he gets his new residence built
near the Normal school.
Judge Purcell was in town, Mon
day, looking after some court affairs.
The hard rain Sunday night, stop
ped lots of tourists in our city for the
day. 1t was a harder rain at Ellis
than here, where over an inch Of
water fell. Harvesters had to leave
the fields for a few days.
Miss Mary Haffamier is again
clerking in the postoffice while B. NJ.
Clark, assistant postmaster, is taking
his vacation.
Young Chickens wanted at the
Brunswick Hotel, Hays, Kansas.
Another Aluminium Ware Sale on
Saturday, the 22nd. Some pieces
worth $500 each Your choice at
SIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cash Stores
/ Company.
c. A. Miller and family, accom-
panied by Ernest Ruff and J. G. Bren-
ner, left Sunday morning, in Mr.
Miller's car, for Colorado Springs,
Colorado, on vacation trip.
Gal. Peaches, Coo; Plums, Use;
Cherries, Soc, and Blackberries, 81.
at Denning's Store.
The Standard Oil Company this
week, got in another delivery truck
The Theo. Andrews new home near
the Normal is. nearly completed.
Vic Holm has recently purchased a
new Overland Sedan.
VIM. Karlin's wife was operated on
at the hospital, this week.
R. S. Marl1wel has commenced the
erection of a new residence on West
Normal avenue.
Seldom M .Kilgore of Topeka, Kan
sas, spent a couple of days here, the
first of the week, with his daughter,
Mrs. George Woodward.
Gal. Peaches, 6Oc; Plums, Use;
Cherries, 85c, and Blacl0berries, 81.
at Denning's Store.
Fred Titus of WaKeeney, was here
Wednesday, enroute for Stockton.
Mrs. Sarah Fields and daughter,
Ernestine, returned home Saturday
night, from Galesburg, Illinois
Ernestine has been tecahing Music
in a college there.
Nick Dreiling of Victoria, was a
Court House visitor Tuesday.
Gal. Peaches, 6Oc; Plums, Use;
Cherries, 85c, and Blackberries, 81.
at Denning's Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Noah and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Beecher drove over from
PalcO, Sunday, to visit with friends
at st. Anthony's Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Havemann
motored out to Mr.. and Mrs Will
Palmer's, south of Ellis, Sunday.
M. G. Burnett of Topeka, Kansas,
was here Tuesday, for a short time.
He was enroute to Stockton.
Gal. Peaches, Coo; Plums, Use;
5 Cherries, .S5c, and Blacl1berries, 81