The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-10-26
LOCAL NOTES


per cent interest. Can you beat it.
H. ". Oshant
Moving Household Goods and Gen
eral Dray Business.-ROy Thomas
Phone $50.
Nine loads of wheat from the
Schoenchen neighborhood, were
brought to town on Monday, in g
bunch, surprising some strangers in
our midst from the east, not being
accustomed to see such a cvalcade.
For Rent.-One nufurnished apart
ment. 211 West Normal Avenue
Phone 500.
Woman's Temple Knights of
Pythias will give a public Social and
program at the Castle Hall, next Mon
day night, October 3Oth. Come and
enjoy social hour Admission, Csc.
Coats ReIined.-Ladies' or mems,
at Kissing Brothers, Phone 208. South
Chestnut Street.
John Troth had a cement walk put
down in front of his residence on
East Juniata street, this week.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices.
No inffation.-H. W. Oshant.
Furnished rooms for rent on West
Juniata.-Mrs. Chas. Hoke.
John Linquist, County Superin-
tendent Of Cove County and grad
uate of the Fort Hays Normal, at
tended the State Teachers COnven-
ton here in Hays, last week.
Remember when you want pressing
guaranteed work-you should
patronize Kissing Brothers on South
Chestnut street, Phone 2O8.
Register now. Why now? Because
you may forget it until it is too late
Your sentiment may be good but It
takes votes actually cast that will
elect your friend or give the boys the
Compensation of $1.OO per day. So
register now. Your vote may decide
the question.
For Rent.-Two small furnished
rooms for small family. Close in,
good well water. Price reasonable
Anna Froelich Page.
H. H. Pierce and wife autoed to
their farm in Russell county, Wednes-
day.
C. NJ. Holmquist, Post Compensa-
ton Officer, made trip to Walker
Tuesday afternoon. He says every
body's for it in that town as we'll as
in Victoria.
John Quint, the meat and grocery
man of Victoria, was in the city Wed
nesday
Sheriff Loreditsch made a trip to
Victoria, Wednesday, to investigate
the attempted safe breaking in Brun-
gardt's store.
C. NJ. HOlmquist made a trip to
Ellis, Saturday, to attend Justice
Woodlands Court.
Are you a voter? But unless YOU
register, you cannot vote. If things
do not go to suit, if you fail to regis
ter, whom are yo ugoing to blaine that
you are not voter on November 7th, |
1922?
Are you for Compensation? Every
body is for it. How much does it
help the boys if you cannot vote be-
cause you failed to register?
Furnished House for rent, log East
Fourth street.-Wm Roenfeldt,
Phone AGA. o26t2
Now that the State Teachers As
ISOLATION meeting has passed, the Nor
NAL and Public schools have gotten
back to normal and are counting the
days until Thanksgiving vacation.
Last Sunday, Floyd Desbrow and
Miss Katie Vogel drove over to Ness
county to visit Miss Vogel's parents.
Matt Vogel and family, formerly of
Hays, but now living on a ranch lust
west of Ness City. They report the
Vogel family doing well.
A new moon appeared in the south
ern heavens this week, and according
to the Indian sayings: cit is wet
moon" This will afford the farmers
OF the western half of Kansas, great
pleasure, and it can't come too quick
or be too wet to please them.
Sanford Sites and wife took their
son. Blaine, and wife to Salina, Sun
day Blaine attended the teachers
meeting here last week.
Miss Olive Snndarla,,5