The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-26
NORMAL NOTES
(From The Leader)

(FrOm The LeaQer)
Clarence Balman and Frank Evans
both of Rozel, Kansas, and former
students of F. H. N. are here visiting
friends.
Miss Vivian Bonebrake will arrive
tomorrow to spend the remainder of
the week with Kate Armstrong.
The Senior trio has re-organized
and will sing during the summer.
Ruth Eppler of Ellis, came last
Tuesday a. m. to attend the institute.
She will teach near Ellis next winter.
During Mrs. Lees absence Mr.
Marley had charge of the Secondary
Ed. class.
The Rev. Thompson, pastor of the
Baptist church at Lucas, is enrolled
for the educational courses here.
Gladys Settle went to her home
in Healey, Kansas to attend the Home
Coming there.
Frank R. Daniels of Luray who is
visiting his brother of this city was
an interested visitor at the Normal
Monday.
Lew Wallace, a former F. H. N.
Student, who recently returned from
his "trip to Europe" is here for the
Home Coming Festivities.
James Forrest of Kanopolis, ar
rived this noon for the Home Coming
weeks attractions.
Marie Weber a well known student
here was heard from in Colorado
where she is at present as childrens'
supervisor with the Independent
Chautauqua system. She will travel
thru New Mexico, Missouri, Nebras-
ka, and Eastern Kansas before re-
turning home for school in Septem-
Der.
Kathryn O'Laughlin who recently
returned from Law School in Chica-
go, is numbered among Mrs. Malloy's
violin students for the summer.
Harold Frye, of Ellis, enrolled in
the Institute on Monday.
Fred Fuller, VIM. Miller and Ralph
Gugler, visited in Hays one evening
last week Particulars not available.
Miss Elsie Dunn spent Thursday
and Friday Of last week in Colby,
where she addressed the Thomas
County Teachers Institute.
Mrs. James Rouse left Thursday
for Wichita in the interests of the
Red Cross Association. She re-
turned Saturday evening.
Mr. Rankin gave a Commencement
address at Sharon Springs, Tuesday
of this week.
Professor F. B. Lee was called to
Louisburg, Kansas, Thursday by the
death of his mother. He was ac-
companied by his daughter, Bernice.
Gustave F. Soderlund spent the
week end at the Cochran Ranch.
Olive Runyon met with misfortune
in breaking her arm on Thursday.
She is attendind classes after missing
only one day of them.
Miss LoRee Cave is suffering from
a severe case of poison ivy. She
became poisoned at Clusters Island
where the ivy is very thick
Dorothy Nichols has come to be
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Nichols,
during Summer. School. Mrs. Mich
OILS is the High School principal in
Garden City. Miss Nichols is a stu
dent nthe University of Denver, has
been a boarding school student at
Christian College, Columbia, Mass.
They are at home at the McKeever
home.
Helen Disney spent Saturday and
Sunday at Ellis Kansas.
Ruth Wing and Eva Beasley spent
the week end at Quinter, the guests of
Leila Olson.
Esther Branton and Lea Mitchell
visited Saturday and Sunday at Quin-
ter at the home of the later.
Grace Coover spent the week end
at her home in Wilson, Kansas
Elizabeth Campbell spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Bunkerhill
Kansas.
Winifred Felts from Winona is a
guest in Hays.
Miss Green and Miss Brison who
are summer school students are nice
es of Miss Rice.