The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-09-28
LOCAL NOTES

Moving Household Goods and Gen
eral Dray Business.-ROy Thomas,
Phone $50.
Pinkie Wilson is building a new
house in Normal addition.
Modern Rooms for rent.-PhOne
No. 135.
I want choice farm loans at 514
per cent interest. Can you beat it.
H. W. Oshant.
Mrs. Chas Mutton living east of
town, who has been quite i'll for some
time, is now improving in health.
Conrad Kruger was on the sick list
several days last week.
For Modern five room house.
Phone 10.
If you wish to have your eyes fit
ted with glasses, phone 348 for date.
w. F. Czeskleba.
Jay Fellers, P. J. Younger and
Robert Hall had cattle on the Kansas
City market Monday.
A. Garvert last week purchased o..
G. Wilson'S 800 acre ranch south of
Plainville. Consideration $12,8OO or
$40 per acre. Mr.. Garvert obtained
immediate possession and has leased
the place to ]. C. Weaverling for the
coming year.-Plainville Times.
Miss Lavona Gay is here from Den
yer, on two weeks vacation, visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Wagner, and
other relatives. Miss Gay is taking a
course in nurses training in Mercy
hospital in Denver.
Chas. Hawks is here from Love
land, Colorado.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices.
No infation.-H. W. Oshant.
That ''Httle Gus" at the Hays Cash
Grocery Store is surely getting the
trade. Several clerks are kept busy
every day and there is always a rush
on Saturday.
Good, clean, wholesome goods are
always obtainable at the Hays City
Cash Grocery Store-none but first
class goods on their shelves. The
prices are right.
Sheet Music for sale at the Hays
City Drug Store.
1t was a pleasure on Monday to
see the old-timers, James Magrane
and ]. F. Jordan. out walking on our
streets after their long illness.
Big watermelons from the Simpson
farm on the Saline are now being
brought to town by the auto-truck
load
The morning passenger train from
the west was about two hours late,
Monday.
Many loads of wheat from the
southern part of the county, in the
Schoenchen country, were brought in
to the Farmers Elevator, this week
Some farmers down there had good
crops this year; others not grain.
Typewriting Paper at Clark's, on
South Chestnut street.
Pencil and Pen Tablets at Clark's,
on South Chestnut street.
For Sale.-New five room modern
bungalow.-H. w. ulingworth, Hays.
Dunn Fountain Pens for sale at the
Hays City Drug Store.
John Bengtson moved into his new
home in the Cochran addition, Tues
day.
Joe Schmidt of the Citizens State
Bank, moved into the Mckinney
house, Monday
John Orth has commenced the cree
ton of neat bungalow on East Nor
NAL avenue.
Jonah Mutton cOntemplates leaving
the first week in October, for a visit
with friends in Pennsylvania
Pure Kanred Seed Wheat for sale.
Fort Hays Experiment Station.
Magazines, Hays City Drug Store
Two rooms to rent to students fo1
light Neutrality-suspicious. Johnson
217 Fifth avenue. Phone 146.
On East Juniata street they are ar
ranging to raise and enlarge the
bridge at the draw, and have the Tay
Tor Construction Company, with theil
big dirt scrapers, dig out a ditch from
the railroad bridge to Normal avenue
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