The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-03


at Viola Sample Store.
Try our 4Oc. Ri-lo Coffee. It is a
quality coffee. You'll like it, at Sic
per Wholesalers Cash Store Co,
We Sell for Less.
Mooney Oak, ightest bending and
most adaptable for Ladies' Fine Shoe
soles. Floyd has it and uses it, at
Viola Sample Store.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices.
No inf1ation-H. w. Oshant.
Pauline Goetz is doing night duty
at the hospital while some of the
sisters are taking a much needed
rest.
Mr.. Kelley, the egg buyer, has
purchased the Shoemaker residence
on the corner of Elm and West 4th
street and is moving there with his
family.
P. V. Gottschalk believes in the
good future of Hays and made
contract this week, with Harry Felten
for a ten-year lease of his double
store room on West Second street.
The paving contractors got a lease
of a year or more on the Schlyer lots
on South Chestnut street near the
warehouse, on which to put their
building materials and machinery.
Miss Bertha Palmer and bnuch
of other girl friends, drove over from
Hays, Sunday, to visit Miss Jewell
Fish-LaCrosse Chieftain.
Try our 4Oc. Hi-lo Coffee. It is a
quality coffee. You'll like it, at SIC
per Wholesalers Cash Store Co.,
We Sell for Less.
The Cheyenne Cowboy Orchestra
consisting of Richard Kissing and
Orlando Meier of this city, Clark of
Stockholm and Overstreet of Ellis,
left last Friday for Monte Vista,
Colorado. From there they will 60
to Grand Junction, then to Salt Lake
City and other western points
The following students and friends
of Miss Bertha Palmer enjoyed a
watermelon feast at her home on East
Normal, last Friday evening. Misses
Laura and Maye Robinson, Edna
/ Craig, Grace Douglas from Ransom;
Florence Kobbeman and Huldah
Schultz from Lincoln; Helen Plagge
and Esther Harvill from Belle PLANE,
and Lydia Krug from Luray.
Miss Ethel Shuts is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bas Shuts.
Miss Shuts taught school in Sheridan,
Wyoming, last year, and will return
this fall for another year. She has
been attending Summer School at the
University of Wyoming.
Homemade caskets, no tinsel thing
of paint and glue, made by a mechan-
ic on short notice.-Rand, West South
Main st.
An invitation to all Unitarians, to
all people of scientific liberal relig-
ious views connect at my place of
residence, Sunday mornings at 1920
a. m.-Robert Rands.
Miss Elizabeth Condit journeyed
eastward, Saturday. She will visit
st. Louis and Kansas City, and will
purchase Fall and Winter Millinery.
This past week, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Andrews moved into their beautiful
home on West Wilson avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Schmoekel moved in
to the DR.. Middlekauff home vacated
by TheO. Andrews and family.
Try our 4Oc. Hi-lo Coffee. 1t is a
quality coffee. You'll like it, at Sic
per Wholesalers Cash Store Co.,
We Sell for Less.
Andrew Riedel and daughter. Ella,
went to Walker, Sunday morning, to
attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Vonfeldt.
Mrs. Maria Stevenson's new resi-
dence on West Normal avenue, is
now completed and she has a number
of good rooms for rent.
, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Stevenson went
to Ellsworth, Saturday night, and
spent Sunday with friends. Mr.. R. H.
Viola, of Abilene, accompanied them
, home Sunday night Mr.. Viola re-
, turned nome Tuesday morning.
Mrs. VOnfeldt of north Hays, who
has been in the hospital the past five
4 weeks, died Saturday morning. Hel
remains were taken to Walker, Sun
day morning, and buried beside he1