The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-09-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs Ralph Lee for few weeks until
her mother comes over. Mr.. Muir
had his ankle broken and Mrs. Muir
will remain on the farm with him I'M
til he is able to be about.
Miss Mary Haffamier came in Sun
day night, from Kansas City, to visit
with her father and brothers and sis
tiers of this city, and also her many
friends here.
Fred Brandt and Mrs Heinrich of
Plainville, drove over from Plainville,
Sunday night, to meet Mrs. Rexroat,
who was returning from the Swedish
hospital in Kansas City.
Gladys Morrison returned Sunday
night from eastern Kansas and Mis-
souri,, where she spent the past two
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
She began her work in the public
school here Monday morning.
Bernice and Helen Fowler came up
from Brookville, Sunday night. They
are rooming at the Stock roOming
house. Both will attend school at the
Normal this winter.
William Beardwell and little
daughter of WaKeeney,- spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Reem-
snyder and DR.. and Mrs. Pruitt of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Nickles and
daughter, Francis, and son, Albert,
returned last week, from Idaho
Springs, Colorado, where they spent
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Malloy and Mrs.
Panzrum returned home Sunday
morning, from Manitou, where they
spent the month of August. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Malloy began their work at
the Normal this week.
Mr.. Harvey came down to Hays,
from Quinter, this Thursday morning.
He states that he expects the body
of his son, Charles Harvey, whose
body arrived in Hoboken some time
ago, most any time, hmowever,
he has not heard anything definite.
Mrs. Faythe Logan thinner came
to Hays, Saturday night, for a short
visit with friends and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Logan. Mr.. and Mrs.
thinner have just returned from a ,
trip to Erie, Pennsylvania, where they
visited Mr.. Zimmer's parents, and also
to New York City.
Professor and Mrs. A. Haas, for
merly of Plainville but now of Nc
Cracker, spent Monday here, shop
ping and visiting friends. Mr.. Haas
received his degree from the Fort
Hays Normal and both he and Mrs.
Haas attended school here. Mr.. Haas
also taught in the public schools here.
Mrs. Charles F. West and two chil-
dren, Mildred and Carl, returned
Sunday morning, from a trip to the
coast. They wished Mrs. Wiest's
mother at Los Ageles, and her brother
at Inspiration, Arizona. Her niece,
Miss Dorothy Voss, accompanied her
home. Miss Dorothy will attend the
Fort Hays Normal again this year
Mrs. Margaret Cave Miller left
Monday morning, for her home in
Georgia She will spend two days in
Kansas City, visiting friends. Mrs.
Miller has spent the past five weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Cave, of this city.
The Farmers State Bank of Hays
have taken over the bank at Park, and
have put Acquiline H. Dreiling in
charge as cashier. Mr.. Dreiling has
been Assistant Cashier with the Farm
ers State Bank here ever since the
organization Of the bank, and has
made many friends here who regret
TO see him leave Hays, but who wish
him success in his new position.
Miss Helen Pestana arrived Satur-
dav night. from New York City,
where she has a position in a sani-
tarium. doing reconstruction work.
She will spend a month here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Pestana,
and her sister, Mrs. H. B. Neiswanger.
Miss Helen taught music in the Nor
nal before taking up the work she IS
now doing. Her work enables her TO
studv music under the artists in New
York City.
Saturday evening while Fred Chris
tensions older boy was hawking IN