The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-10-12
LOCAL NOTES


Ukelele Fifteen weeks for $1,000.
Years of experience; latest methods.
2O4 West Second Street.
Ignatius Mcclure, formerly of this
place and son of the late Henry Nc
CURE, died in FitzsimmOns Hospital
in Denver, last week, of tuberculosis.
V. C. Viola and wife are here visit
ing their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Stevenson. They will remain dur
ing the week.
Rev. T. ]. DuvaI is here attending
the Baptist State Convention. Mr..
Duval win be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. L. Stevenson during his stay
here.
Two houses for sale at Sixth and
Grand avenue One-half DOWN..
Gillian.
Mrs. Carl Leiker came in from
Denver, Thursday night, where she
has been sojourning the past two
weeks.
The many friends of Aunty Shaw
of East Perry avenue, viii regret to
hear that she is on the sick list.
Both the Methodist and Lutheran
Ldaies Aid Societies served meals this
week, to the visiting Baptist dele
gates.
Sand used to be $2.65 to $500, but
so much is being hauled now that the
price has declined to $500 and $3.50
for yard and a half load. Now is a
good time to have load hauled. til
will be handy to have around the
house.
Two rooms to rent to students for
light keeping-Lewis Johnson,
217 Fifth avenue. Phone 146.
For Sale.-A cook stove in good
condition, cheap.-3O5 w. Juniata.
Mrs. Keough of East Normal ave
nue., drove over to Garden City, last
Saturday, for visit with friends
The American Legion of Rush
County, have public picnic at La
Crosse, this Friday and Saturday,
with lots of free attractions for Wis
itors.
For Sale.-One Show Case
Campus Tea Room.
Now is the time to gather the
locust pods. They make good
kindling, Mr.. Winchester not being
here to. buy them as in former years.
For Sale.-New five room modern
bungalOw.-H. w. nlingworth, Hays.
Ladies or men can have their coats
relined-work guaranteed-at Bliss
ing Brothers, South Chestnut street,
Phone 2O8.
Many are getting in their winter
supply of coal ct $3.50 to $14.5O al
ton. All the yards are getting plenty
of cars to supply the demand.
At the Methodist church last Sun
day, at the morning service, arrange
ments were made to resume work on
their new church building
Willard Kirkman and family have
moved into the Thomas-Jos. Basgall
property on East Sheridan avenue.
In a talk with Charley 0Townsley,
editor of the Great Bend Tribune,
who visited this shop Saturday, he |
says down in his town they have what
they call Community Sales. If al
farmer or anybody else has something
they don't need, they bring it in.
Somebody else may need that very
article. A regular day is appointed
and the sales are conducted like any
other sale.-McCracken Enterprise.
want choice farm loans at y
per cent interest. Can you beat it.
H. W. Oshant.
Remember it is Thursday of next
week that the State Educational
meeting convenes in Hays, and that
most of the teachers will arrive on |
Wednesday. Prepare to receive
them.
Young Dechant moved into the
George Palmer house on the corner
of Allen and East Normal avenue.
he reports the old folks like it on
their new farm in Colorado.
Remember when you want pressing
guaranteed work-you should
patroniZe Kissing Brothers. on Sou+b |
Chestnut street, Phone 2OS.
Work commenced last Saturday