The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-12
Liberty Bonds
l want a few Liberty Bonds
If J. H. Downing.

Mrs. Blake, DIR. Meade and several
others left Thursday (today) on the
noon plug, TO meet DR.. Jameson who
is returning from Chicago with the
body of his wife.
Promptness, Neatness and Accur-
acy. Our abstracts are promptly de-
livered same day order is received; 4;
they are neat and accurate and our
charges are 'anti-profteering.' -.
NJ. Schaefer Loan & Abstract Co.
The State Board of Health has sent
four hundred of its Pneumonia Serum
to inocuIate those members of the F.
H. n. faculty and student body who
wish to take that prevention.
On account of the prevalence of
flu in Hays, the Sixth Annual Presi-
dents Day which was scheduled to
take place Friday, February 18th, has
been called off by order of the State
Board of Health. A later date will
perhaps be announced
In buying cream let US give you a tip,
/ The cream we sell is the cream that
will whip.
Ask your neighbor.
Golden Belt Creamery Co., Phone 484
! George Spencer is seriously i'll with
influenza at his home on East Juniata
Street.
Mr.. Earl V Kellogg, an employee
of the Sinclair Oil Company, died at
his home in this city, Wednesday
night about twelve o'clock, from flu
Wednesday afternoon he seemed to
have been better but he was taken
suddenly worse during the forepart
of the evening and death resulted as
stated above. Obituary next week.
On Sunday, February 8th, Mrs.
John Wesley Berry died at the home
of her son, Bertram Berry, eighteen
miles northwest of Hays She had
reached the ripe old age of 81 years
Her husband was buried a month ago
from the Silver Lake school house
where services in her memory were
held last Monday at L p. m. Both
services were conducted by Rev. Ger
rit Snyder. Interment at the family
lot in Hays cemetery.
All the leading Attorneys, prom
inent Bankers and successful busi-
ness men entrust their abstract work
to US. There is a reason.-J. NJ.
Schaefer loan 6-ABstract Co.
The real estate firm of Miller
Brothers, Fred and Charles, have
taken their brother, Roy, into part
nership. This makes a trio that will
be pushers for business Charles and
Roy, We presume, will attend to rout-
inc business on the inside, while Fred
will look after the business on the
outside. If a man has an idea of pur.
chasing or selling-even thought il
is a sub-conscious idea-Fred will
sense it. Look out for Fred if you
don't want to do business.
Does real butter milk make good pam
cakes?
Well you just ask the woman who
bakes,
She'll say it does.
Golden Belt Creamery Co. Phone 484
President W. A. Lewis of the Fort
Hays Normal will speak next Sunday
night, February 18th, at union serv-
ice in the Methodist church. His sub
ject will be care We Building a Mod
ern Tower of Babel?" This will he
a timely message which thePpeople of
Hays and outlying vicinity ought to
hear. Sunday is near the birthday of
Lincoln and it is fitting to have a mes
sage on the meaning of events. Hear
President Lewis.
Do you eat ice cream these beau+if,,l
days?
This delicious ice cream is made in
Hays.
We know because we make it.
Golden Belt Creamery Co., Phone 484
Mr.. Gatewood brought in from his
Smokey Hill fa4m-on Wednesday. a
few fat hogs in his motor-truck. that
brought him S435.
The Kansas City lawyers with their
stenographer, were here this week.
taking dispositions of witnesses of the
Standard Oil tank explosion, for the
heirs of those killed and also those
injured The trial has been transfer
red to the court at Trenton, Missouri.
about 100 miles from Kansas Citv.
and the trials will be held in a few
days Gen. Supt. Kelly of the Stand
ard Oil Co., and their attorney. Mr..
Evans of Wichita, were here looking
after the interests of their company
at the hearing.
Hereford heifer calf strayed away
from our barn in Hays. Call C. G.
Cochran & Sons, phone "a. j29tf
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Mutton, Monday of this week.
The stork has made four visits to