The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-03-24

We are the people who lowered the
interest rate on farm loans IN Ellis
County We have been continuous
" working to get this result and
are entitled to your support.
j. NJ Schaefer Loan Company
Miss Sulser and the Messrs. Bourn
OF MOrland are guests at the Stock
home.
Dewey Garrett is the genial new
delivery boy" that represents the
Grass grocery.
We carry a full line of Mckinley
and Root sheet music-only Is cents
a copy Hays City Drug Store.
hrs. J. P. Nelson and daughter.
of Fairport, Kansas, visited her SIS
ter, Mrs Geo Brown, last Saturday.
Miss Margaret McJimpsv has fin
ished her school at Mt Hope and will
be at her home in Hays, for several
months.
Cuff buttons at MOrrison's the jew
leer.
The little son of E. c. Flood broke
his collar bone on SATURDAY.. He ac-
complished this feat by falling from
box two feet high.
Spring work is almost here have
your watch repairing done at once 10
save time, by j. T. Morisorn the lew
eler and optemetrist.
Fred Tiff and mother are oeeuDv-
ing the property on Normal Avenue,
that Albert Copeland recently pur-
chased from Miss Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Schubert of
on 7faTN
to live. They have rented the An
thony property in northwest Havs.
Mr. Schubert has a position in the
Bemis garage.
Old man Carter is now ready to
pillow gardens, Phone $50.
The Hays Milling & EIeva-
tor Co, recently purchased the Farm
eTs' Elevator at Oakley, Kansas. This
company now has a complete line of
elevators and mills from Oakley to
Wilson.
"Once a user always a USER of
Royal Three Hand Lotion. Can be
had only at the Hays City Drug Store.
The L. A. s., of the Methodist
church had a ten cent luncheon and
social time on Wednesday afternoon,
and completed all their arrangements
for serving meals to the Golden Belt
teachers.
DR.. Pruitt has put up lice powder
for horses and cattle that is a good
one
Miss Keller and Miss Bice gave
two more dinner parties on Friday
and Saturday Their guests were,
Prof and Mrs c: J. Smith, Prof. and
Mrs. Colyer, Miss Chadwick, Miss
Sutton, Prof. and Mrs. Sullivan. Mr..
and Mrs. kellogg and Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
gan and children.
Buy your harness and harness re
pair at once as there will be an ad-
vance of ten Or fifteen per cent.
soon Buy them of Schlyer and Arm
hold.
Freda Gunther, who has been i'll
with pneumonia for the last four
weeks, was taken back to st. An
thongs hospital Monday, and is re-
ported TO be in a serious condition.
Mr- and Mrs. Frank Kissing and
daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard from Salina, spent Sunday,
with Mr. and Mrs. Francis BENDER
Buysyour harness and harness re-
pair at once as there viii be an ad-
vance OF ten Or nfCeen per cent.
soon Buy them of Schlyer and Arm
hold.
Fred Meyer, an old and respected
resident of Oakley, Logan County, died
at the hospital in this city Tuesday,
March Doth He was a native of Es-
| sen, Hanover, Germany. He came
to America when quite young and at
one time was worth a quarter million
| dollars but died comparatively
poor He was the father-in-law of R.
j. Young, editor of the Oakley Graph
Ic- Mr.. and Mrs. Young accompan-
led the remains to Fremont, Neb.,
| where Mr.. Meyer formerly lived and
where he had requested that he should
be buried