The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-04
From the Normal Leader

Mr. H R. Cress of Burdick,
was here to visit his wife the first of
the week Mrs. Cress is preparing to
DO her ''bit'' should her husband be
taken in the draft
The Ellis County Institute closed
the 2Oth and the examination for GER
tifcates was held the following Fri
day and Saturday A large per cent
of the Institute people enrolled for
the remainder of the summer school.
Kathryn O'Laughlin, B. S, 1T, was
visiting school last week. While in
-schoo1 she took an active part in the
debating societies. She has been
studying law at the University of Chi
cago, the past year.
President Lewis was in Topeka, the
first of the week. He left Monday
night on the midnight and returned
Wednesday.
Lieut.. Verne Daniels was here Wis
iting Sunday and Monday He was
student at Fort Hays Normal about
six years ago. For four years he was
in the educational service of U. S. in
the Philippines. The last year he
has been in the army and is now sta
toned at Camp Oregon.
Miss Agnew has been appointed as
faculty leader of the Fort Hays Nor
nal school to cooperate with the State
Secretary of College Volunteer Work
ers in Food Conservation
Anna Hastings and Edna Walker
of WaKeeney, spent the weekend at
T. H. n. visiting friends and renew
ing acquaintance.
Nettie Anspaugh was at her home
near Dorrance, from Friday of last
week until Wednesday of this week,
helping take care of the harvesters.
The primary methods class with an
enrolment of 16O is now meeting
twice a day
Miss Eunice Ramsey of Ellis, visit
ed Margaret Chittenden and other
friends Thursday and Friday.
Leo Bice has been home from camp
The past week visiting relatives and
friends. He went over to Wal5o, Fri
day, to visit his brothers and a sister
that live there Miss Bice went with
him and viii return the first of the
week
Fay Merrill was visiting friends in
Scott City the end of last week.
Esther Lauterbach visited in Ellis
last week with her friend Sabra, Ep-
pier.
Mr. T. NJ. Wood left for Manhattan
on the midnight Friday to spend Z
few days investigating the work that
is beng done at K S. A c. by U. S
soldier boys who are there for special
training.
Cecil Mitchell, a F. H. n. student
went to Washington, D. c., last week
She has clerical position with the
government.
Esther Shively, 3. s., 1T, viii
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lidated school this year.
Dora Meistrel has been helping the
home folks during harvest. Her home
is near Plainville-
Word has been received that Wiley
Compton and Matte Darcy were mar
ried at WaKeeney, June 18th. THE
LEADER extends congratulations tt
these our former students.
Edith Bouslog will enter the Re
| search hospital, Kansas City, Mo.
for nurses training at the close Of
the summer term
Mr.. T. NJ. Wood and Mr. Ed Davi.
went to Manhattan, on the 1913:
Monday night, for a conference Will
representative from K. U. and K. s
A c. These men will have charge
I of the special courses that will b.
given tn soldiers who are sent t.
the state institutions by the govern
ment.
John Lindquist was on the plus
Monday, enroute for Camp Funston
That means another change in the
editorial staff of THE LEADER mex
year.
Mrs. Edna Fulton viii teach HON,
economics in the High School at Hill
City, the coming year.
Hazel Thompson viii teach in tn,
grades IN WaKeeuey this year.