The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-02

National steam pressure cookers.
Agents wanted.-J. F. Jordan.
Miss Alice Craig who has been
teaching in Concordia, the past year,
returned home Tuesday night.
Paul Pfannensteil and wife were
here Sunday from Salina, visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Miller of
Ellis, spent Sunday and Monday in
Hays, visiting relatives.
Wanted.-Two or three rooms on
quiet street where there isn't much
dust. Apply at this office.
1t is told that Gay Tillotson and
several others are arranging to take
lessons at one of the correspondence
Schools" and each will buy a type
writer, and several agents have been
here this week soliciting sales. Nearly
a dozen may join the school.
The city is full of strange faces,
many young ladies and gentlemen be-
ing here in attendance at the summer
term of the State Normal. TIL pros
pect of poor wheat crop has brought
quite a lumber who had arranged to
remain in the home neighborhood to
help in the harvest.
Prof. w. D. Shewman delivered the
Decoration Day address at Collyer,
Monday. A large crowd was present.
Lost.-Lower part of Waterman
Fountain Pen, at the Normal or east
from Normal on Juniata street. Find
er please notify Mrs. ]. F. Jordan.
LOst.-A diamond bar pin between
the Normal and town. Finder return
to $50 Juniata street and receive re-
ward.
An old Tabby cat at the Normal
has litter of several kittens, and she
has also adopted a baby squirrel
which seems perfectly satisfied and
happy with it's foster mother. 60.
Mrs. Brown left Friday, for her
home in Lexington, Kentucky, after
several months stay with her son, o.
]. Brown, of East Normal avenue.
Mrs. J. P. Callahan and little son,
Robert James, returned home from
the hospital, Thursday.
Miss Pauline Herl has returned
home from Lincoln, Kansas, where
she has been teaching in the city
Miss Lavona Kraus who has been
teaching in Marquette, returned home
Tuesday night.
Miss Evadna Kraus who has been
teaching in Conway Springs, Kansas,
has returned home.
Miss Christine Harder is visiting
relatives and friends in Nebraska.
D. A. Fults came in from Sedalia,
Mo-, Saturday night, for a short visit
with relatives. He left Monday night
for Sedalia, accompanied by his
daughters, Gertrude and Ruth, and
his son Daniel, who have been making
their home with their grandfather, F.
E. McLain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmahon and
daughters, Elizabeth, Florence and
Mary, came up from Dorrance, Satur-
day night, and are visiting at the
Isaac Zeigler home. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Motz were
here for Decoration, Day, as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Downing. Frank is
now running a paper at Downs, Kan
sas.
Dick Carter and wife from Clay
county were among the Decoration
Day visitors, who came over to decor
ate the family graves.
The Methodist parsonage adjoining
the church has been fixed up as class
rooms and on Sunday the different
classes hold services there.
Tn battle SCARED old veterans, jim
Craig, Geo. Foreman, E. T. Tourtil-
lotte and VIM. Hopper were able to
be with the old boys at the cemetery
Decoration Day. All the old soldier
boys were taken out in autos.
Word was received Wednesday
from Mrs. "A. Wiesner who is with
her husband, who is in a hospital in
Peoria, Illinois, that he is consider
ably better and there is hopes of his
recovery.
Atty c. W. Burton and family Of
Syracuse, Kansas, were here the past
week, visiting his sister, Mrs. Rardin