The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-07

Mrs. Bryant of Junction City is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs A.
H. Schmoekel
A. H. schmoekel left Friday for
New York where he is buying fall
goods for the Schermerhorn store.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. King and two
children and Mr.. Kings mother left
Sunday in their car for a months
vacation in Colorado.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A Miller has been seriously i'll the
past wek.
Clyde (Pinkey) Wilson arrived
home Friday. Clyde has been serv-
ing in the Navy the past two years.
A daughter of Peter Antoine and
a daughter of John Frank left Tues
day for Wisconsin where they will
enter a convent.
Peter Frank returned home from
Camp Funston Tuesday night. Peter
recently returned from overseas.
Miss Alice McLain went to Hoxie
Friday evening for visit with
friends.
John Nolind and wife of Logan
County are here at the hospital with
their daughter, Hazel, who is suffer
ing from complications caused from
severe attack of influenza last fall.
Joe and Ray Dreiling were up from
Victoria, Wednesday.
Leo Schaefer and Rudolph Roth re-
turned Tuesday night from st. Louis,
where they have been attending
school.
Tim Mahoney of Salina visited
friends in Hays over Sunday.
Fred N. Dreiling did business in
Okmulgee, Oklahoma this week.
The family of VIM. Porter left
Tuesday for Hutchinson, where they
will make their home in the future.
Mr.. Porter has been in Hutchinson
the past three months where he has
a position as engineer.
The Cleric at the Victoria Catholic
Monestary held an all day picnic at
Victoria, Tuesday. Those present
from Hays were Frs. Lewis, William,
Fidicus, Walter and Victor; also Val
Weigel and Register of Deeds, F. S.
Wasinger.
Misses Franie Haffamier and Leon
Smith returned home Saturday, from
Colorado, where they have been
spending their vacation. Miss Flor
ence Speer who accompanied them to
Colorado, went to Bushnell, Nebras-
ka, to visit her brother, before re-
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matthew left
in their car, Wednesday noon, for
Idaho. Miss Pearl Wilson accomp-
anied them.
Mr.. MARBLE expects to call on all
Freshmen who are in town some time
this month and will call upon as many
of the upper classes as is practicable.
Enrolment blanks are now ready
and all pupils are urged to see him at
once and have the blanks filed out.
Mr.. Chas. Stadter is very i'll at his
home in North Hays.
Mrs. Hrabe returned to her home
in Plainville Sunday after a weeks
visit with her daughter, Josephine
who is at the Hays hospital.
Aquiline Dreiling went to Salina
Tuesday night returning home We'd
nesday.
| Earl spradley of Salina was a
Hays visitor Wednesday. Mr..
Spradley was telegraph operator at
the Hays depot fiften years ago.
Mrs. Adah Cain and Children, Ed
ward and Margaret, came down firm
Quinter this Thursday morning fo1
a short visit with friends.
Miss Edith Lawson of Russell and
Mrs Reed of Topeka visited friends
in Hays Monday night.
Mrs. Ed. Hill and Miss Jane
Stewart are in Colorado.
Misses Forrest and Winifred Hays
of Otis arrived in Hays, Monday even
ing for a short visit with Mrs. Johr
Miller on East Juniata Street.
An automobile load of tourist.
passed through Hays this Thursda!
enrout from San Francisco California
to Syracuse, New York.
Miss Ida Shaffer returned hom,
Wednesday from Emporia where sh'
has been visiting.
Miss Gertrude Benner of Kansa
City has ben visiting her aunts, Mr.
A. D. Gilkeson and Miss Chadwicl
the past week.
Ralph Ward returned home Wed
nesday night from Key West Flordii
where he has ben in the Navy tn