The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-07-13
LOCAL NOTES

Hamilton Township friends.
VIII Madden is home again and a
his desk, looking suite spry after hi.
vacation trip.
Mrs. Lon Gorrell of Hoxie, is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Palmer, of East Normal avenue
Another Aluminium Ware Sale OF
Saturday, the 22nd. Some pieces
worth $500 each. Your choice at
SIC Wholesalers Cash Stores
Company.
Somebody lhsre is dealing out
''hooch." Several harvest hands were
seen on the streets this week, pretty
well loaded with the crazy-foot.
1 want choice farm loans at 5 p
per cent interest. Can you beat it.
H. w. Oshant.
The Seven-day Chautauqha COM
mences next week at Stockton, with
a fine program, and some of our cit
liens are talking of taking their
summer variation by going up there
for the week and camping out and
taking n the entertainments.
The two gentlemen who were auto
painters and roomed at Mr.. Streets
on East Normal avenue, have packed
their things in their autos and with
their yves, have gone to Ellis to
work.
Another Aluminium Ware Sale on
Saturday, the 22nd. Some pieces
worth $500 each. Your choice at
SIC each.-Wholesalers Cash Stores
Company.
See me for improved and unim-
proved city property at right prices.
No infat.on.-H w. Oshant.
Jess D. Welch has returned from
his vacation trip in his auto to Hutch
inson, Wichita and other points in
southeast Kansas.
The lumber of the old City Hall
was moved to the Treat Playground
and a neat little bungalo, with .
large porch is being built near the
former building. The swings are in
full use and many were there Sun
day, enjoying them; while the swim
ming pool had at least twenty-five in
there enjoying a dash in the water
The Tennis Courts have been cleaned
off ready for the pleasure Of the
Tennis players.
Insurance in standard companies,
quick and efficient service.-H. W
Oshant.
G. F. Bader and family moved into
their fine new home on West Second
street.
Miss Agnes Blackburn who is tax
ing a course in Nurses Training at
Newton, Kansas, came up Monday
night, for a weeks visit with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Black
mum, and other relatives.
Alvin Seelye, formerly living near
the Smoky river in the southwest part
of the county, and now living at
Boise City, Idaho, rs here on bust
ness and shaking hands with old
friends.
Young Chickens wanted at the
Brunswick Hotel.
A we'll broke saddle pony for sale.
See Glenn c. Kissing.
Our good friend, N. A. Turner of
Russell, is a candidate for second
term as State Auditor. His name APP
pears second on the Primary Ballot
in Ellis county. Don't forget 10 make
a Y after Turner's name. He is q
good friend of Ellis county. Be sure
and find his name and mark it. j13tS
Franklin E. Brook, president of the
Union Pacific Highway, was here
from WinOna, Kansas, Monday.
FREE tube with each casing
purchased.-OLOUGHLIN GARAGE
$3.50 buys a five passenger touring
car. Inquire at the Free Press Office
LOst.-Lady's Gold Wrist Watch
on streets of Hays. Finder pleas,
leave at the Normal or at the Ere,
Press Office and receive reward.
Used Farm Machinery for sale
Flows, Drills, Tractors, ETC.
O'LOughlin Garage.
Clinton H. Morgan, wife and sol
are here visiting Mr.. Morgan
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Morga
of West Normal Avenue. They wi
leave next Monday, July 18th, O.
their trip to Alaska. They expect t