The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-09-14
Hays Steam Laundry, phone 27s.

Magazines, Hays City Drug Store.
Mrs. Marie Weber Towsley is here
from HoisingtOn, visiting home folks.
Rastus Brummit has a son here
from Kansas City, visiting.
Philip Mock and son, Morris, were
here from the Saline. Wednesday.
Farmers from the Saline and the
Smokey are harvesting some very
fine watermelons this fall.
VIII Cox was here from Collyer,
Wednesday.
Roy Ward of the Hays Mills, was
transacting business in Park, Tues
day.
F. J. Hoch, the monument man,
made business trip to Wilson, Mon
day.
A A Wiesner has commenced the
erection of a new residence in North
Hays for his son, Joe.
A. R. Crissman from Buckeye, was
in Hays, Monday.
Alex. Kissing, the electrician, has
moved into the. Philip Bittle resi-
dence.
James Behan, Jr., and family of
Dodge City, were here Sunday and
Monday, visiting with his mother
Rev. FIR. Maurice Alderman of
SEVERN, was in the city, Tuesday.
John A. Sander of Walker, was a
business visitor in this city, Tuesday.
Dunn Fountain Pens for sale at the
Hays City Drug Store.
Steve Sacks barn was struck by
lightning, Monday, killing a horse and
burning the barn. The fire truck
was called out from here, but was
too late to extinguish the fire. Mr..
Sack lives about three miles west of
Hays.
Behold the ''Blasphemer," a soul
stirring and heart searching story.
At the Strand, Septmeber 10 and 20.
For Sale.-New five room modern
bungalOw.-H. w. Illingworth, Hays
We noticed a racing automobile
come up from down toward the Nor
NAL, one day this week. A citizen
thought it might be Barney Oldfeld,
but on closer inspection it proved to
be Prof. H. E. Malloy. Well, man
can have more enjoyment for his
money in owning a motor car than
anything he can invest in.
Katie Joslin and mother, who have
been visiting in Sharon Springs,
Kansas, for the past month, returned
to Hays, Monday, accompanied by
F. H. Gerrett and family. They re-
port that the American Legion ceIe-
bration there, August 31st and Sep
TENDER 1st, was a grand success, there
being between four and five thousand
people in attesdance.
E. A. Herr, of Piper, Kansas, is
the name of the new County Agent
who takes the place of Carl Howard,
resigned. He is a graduate of K. S.
A. c., 1921. q He has a wife and one
child. Mr.. Herr took charge of the
job here Monday of this week. AS
soon as Mr.. Howard moves to his new
location, he will move into Mr..
Towards property on West Juniata
street.
Contractor Taylor and his men
have completed the alley along the
Opera House and Nickles' store. two
blocks, with cement, doing a good lob
that will last for years and an i'm
provement much needed. They can
also put in the Sheet Asphalt paving
being asked for next spring, having
last week hauled down from Ellis
their two asphalt boilers with their
big traction engine.
Taking the bids presented at the
City Commissioners meeting
for brick and $3.50 for sheet asphalt
per square yard, the cutters being the
same for both, it shows that there is
a saving of a thousand dollars on the
cost of every $50 foot block paved,
and both are guaranteed for five
years.
That the modern way to sell goods
IS to let the buyer know all about
them, will be illustrated at the de-
monstration of the Majestic Range
IN the store of Bellman & Hlingworth,
one week only, October to 18th. An
expert from the factory is showing
how the Majestic has won its reputa-
ton through its rugged construction,