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

the Golden Belt Fair at Hays, Fri
day, by taking all her pupils over to
attend. Miss Connolly teaches the
East Twin Mound SchOOl.-PlainviHe
Times.
A ride around the city shows a sur
prising number of new homes built
and being built all over town. Hard
ly a street that does not show some
Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mcdowell of
Louisburg, Kansas, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs Floyd B. Lee, this
week.
The Hays Music Club will give an
Organ Recital at the Lutheran Church
Tuesday, October 18th, at 800 p. m.
Mrs. Malmberg and Mr.. Roberts will
furnish the program The public is
cordially invited.
Goats Refined Ladies' or mems,
at Kissing Brothers, Phone 208. South
Chestnut Street.
For reliable piano tuning, phone
148
Piano Tuner Hagel is in the city,
this week. Phone 148
L. J. Stein was in Lawrence. sew
eral days this week.
Peter Befort who moved with the
paving gang from Ellis, has pur-
chased from ]. NJ. Wiesner, a resi-
dence at POT East Crawford avenue.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices.
No infation.-H w. Oshant.
East Normal Avenue is to have
another new residence. Mr.. Jacobs
has commenced to build a $500
bungalo on his lots near Miner
street.
Work on the East Juniata street
bridge has commenced; when finished
the ditch is to be run direct from the
railroad bridge to the new bridge and
south block to the big draw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Replogle drove out
to the "Old Home place." Wednesday,
to visit with the children. The Yoce-
mento road now makes elegant auto
ing.
Mrs. Winchester is having a new
oaTlay MT ,,vJor bo,. how On Eoe+
Normal avenue, and if she can get
Mrs. VIII Bell, our former citizen. to
come and live with her, she will spend
the winter in her home here to be
near her church.
Moving Household Goods and Gen
eral Dray Business.-Roy Thomas,
Phone $50.
The Oldham-Stecklein garage on
East Juniata street wants the pave
ment to hurry up as the delay is
nearly closing up their shop, both
Juniata and Oak street being torn up
with proposed paving; but it will be
nice when completed and they have
twenty years to pay the bill.
When the brick street paving was
done in Hays, five years ago, the
brick came from Illinois, but this
time, instead of a Kansas product, |
the brick is coming from Pennsyl-
vania, a long, long distance, which
may account for the delay in their
receipt. They will have to hurry as
the contract requires the completion |
of present work by November 18th.
Chas. Befort and Chas. Hertlein
have opened a wholesale produce
store in the Tony Jacobs building on
East Second street. Mr.. Befort has
been with the w. o. Anderson Co. as
travelling agent, for several years
past, and Mr.. Hertlein has been
travelling agent for the H. D, Lee Co. |
of Salina. Both are young men of
exceptional business ability. They
are thoroughly acquainted with the
territory they propose to serve; are
we'll acquainted with the business !
men of a large part of Western Kan
sas. We believe they will make
success, especially if honesty and
square dealing counts for anything /
Misses Hilma and Hildur Peterson I
were in town Monday evening, having
their car overhauled at the Felts /
garage. They called at the News Of
fee, but as the latch works very hard /.
they thought the door locked, but !.
were visiting Miss Winifred Felts at
Garage so we had the pleasure of
meeting them. Miss Hilma is Supt /.
of Monument Consolidated School, /.
Miss Hildur, Asst. in High School. /
Miss Hilma reports the Winona