The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-09-14

plement Store. Cash will buy cheap.
Joe Jacobs has purchased a couple
of lots on Normal avenue, east of
Miner, and will soon build a home
there.
Watermelons ? cents per pound, at
Golden Belt Creamery & Ice Co.
Mr.. Jones, the carpenter who lives
in the-Wallace place on East Normal
avenue, has begun the erection of q
cottage on his lots on East Normal
avenue, which he purchased of Mrs.
Kohl. The sand was hauled there
Tuesday.
The City Commissioners have had
a street crossing laid on East Sixth
avenue at Oak street, pleasing the
residents of that neighborhood.
Pensioners are now getting their
pensions every month, so they have
spending money all the time, instead
Of having to wait three months.
Watermelons ? cents per pound, at
Golden Belt Creamery & Ice Co.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold
Food Sale, Saturday, September Is,
at Basgans Store, beginning at II
o'clock a. m.
Attorney J. P. Shuts went to
Stockton on business, Wednesday.
Buy your Lose Leaf Note Book
Covers and Filters at Clark's, on
South Chestnut street.
A N. Herman left for Denver.
Tuesday night, to appear before the
industrial commission of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Havemann
spent Sunday at Lacrosse, visiting
Mrs. Havemann's brothers and sis
tiers.
W. A. Lewis left for Colorado, the
first of the week, accompanied by
A. w. Seng and DR.. C. D. Blake.
The business car of Mr.. Roberts,
Superintendent of Maintenance of
Way of the Union Pacific, was attach
ed to train number 169, Sunday, en-
route for Oakley. Mr. Roberts him
self went to Oakley via the Lincoln
branch.
Notice.-All stockholders of the
Golden Belt Fair Association who
offered their services to act as police
men during the week of the Fair, will
kindly send in their names at once, to
H. w. Chittenden, secretary.
Editor Dutton of the McCracken
Enterprise, was a candidate for the
office of Postmaster and expected to
get 1t, but the choice fell to a gentle
man named Mortimer, a jeweler; yet
DuttOn will go on fighting for the
party another four or eight years.
County Treasurer White of Great
Bend, reports 1889 auto licenses is
sued in Barton county since January
LIST, last.
Pencil and Pen Tablets at Clark's,
on South Chestnut street.
The delegates to the American Lee
gion State Convention from the local
post, left in motor cars for ElDorado.
Sunday afternoon. They plan, with
the cooperation of the Fifth and
Sixth Districts, to land the next con-
vention in this city
The City passed and published an
/ ordinance to pave Oak street from
Normal avenue and the Methodist
church, north five blocks, to Sheridan
avenue, which leads from the Cath
Ollie church east to the section line
and the Jack Wolf place, which is in
the list of proposed paving.
This week the paving gang are
putting in the curbing on Sheridan
avenue west from Fort street and the
Lutheran church past the Catholic
College, church, and hospital, and out
to the Elm street paving.
Typewriting Paper at Clark's. on
South Chestnut street.
Sheet Music for sale at the HAYS
City Drug Store.
C. NJ. Wann left for Kansas City,
the first of the week. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Wilfred Wann
and his children, Gilmore and Louise.
On their return trip Gilmore and
Louise VIII stop at Manhattan, where
they viii attend school this winter.