The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-12


toria, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Goetchius spent
Sunday at Russell.
Large line of mems and boys
sweaters. Kissing Bros.
Good second hand sewing machines
for sale. ]. F. Jordan.
Singer Sewing Machine Repairs for
any machine. J. F. Jordan.
Miss Esther Shively left Friday
evening for her school at Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. D. Goetchius en-
tertained. at tea Tuesday, the family
of Mrs. Snapp.
Miss Olive Westbrook left Tuesday
night for another year at her last
years school work.
C. M. Holmquist took trip to the
southern counties on Tuesday and
will be gone until Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Douglass of Hoisington
and Mrs. Lulu Meyer of Lacrosse
spent the week end with Mrs. Stella
Munroe.
Lieutenant Harry Stock after visit
ing with his wife and parents has
gone to camp Perry, Ohio to School
of Firing.
Mrs. C. A. Shively returned Friday
evening from her visit with her par
ants at Edwardsville, Kansas and at
Kansas City.
The ladies Of the Red Cross gave a
evening, to the soldier boys before
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A letter from Leo. Stock stated
that he and Milo are retained at pres
ent at Paris Island, South Carolina,
for special work in Athletics.
Mr.. Snapp has received inquiry
from two girls expecting to enter the
Normal, for places to work for board
and room. Inquire of Mr.. Snapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. FeIlers spent
last Sunday at Wilson, visiting the
home folks of Mrs Feliers before two
of her sisters leave for their work.
Mrs. Margaret Keough and daugh-
ter of Dorrance, were here this week
inspecting and getting ready to I'M
prove their residence on east Normal
avenue.
A message was received by Mrs.
Frank Bice Wednesday morning stat
ing that Vernon Bice, Camp Lewis,
Washington, would leave that day for
Camp Taylor, Kentucky.
The new orders at the Fort Hays
Military camp take the boys away
Friday of this week, giving the Off
GERS and remaining men a week TO
get ready for the coming new COM
pany.
The Bice family enjoyed a visit
last Friday evening from the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parkhurst
of Newton who were visiting friends
at Plainville and other places on their
vacation trip by auto.
The many friends of Mr.. Ed Kraus
will be delighted to know that the
pleasure of going home after eight
weeks in the hospital is to be his His
daughter Gladys will remain a little
longer in the hospital.
Miss Alice Case, stenographer al
the Experiment Station, VIII leave
Sunday morning for her home at Lit
sister Agnes who has been visiting her
for sometime returns with her.
Mr.. J. B. Williams and wife, Mr..
Robert Williams and wife and MISS
Barth of Plainville, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Snaps family Sunday and
called upon the Plainville people In
the hospital. Miss Barth is nurse.
Miss Edna Kane. stenographer at
the Experiment Station returned
Monday from her vacation at her
home. at Cottonwood Falls. Her sis
ter, Mrs Schrumf of Lacrosse ac-
companied her and will remain for an
extended visit.
Rufus Reynolds, a former Normal
student was recently sent from Camp
Lewis, Washington, to Fremont, Cal
ifornia for instruction in a cook and
bakery school. AS his home is near
Fremont he will be able to visit home
folks some.
Young men from all of the sur
rounding counties have been coming
here this week to enroll IN the Mill
tary school and work at the Fort
Hays Normal October first will see
splendid lot of young soldier boys at
the school.
]. ". Read, Professor Of agricul-
tural chemistry and chemist to the
Experiment Station, has accepted a
position with the Arkansas Agricul-
tura1 College at Fayetteville, Arkan-
sas, and VIII leave for his new posi-