The High School Optimist from Cottonwood Falls, Kansas • 3

Kodaks Kodak Supplies Toilet Articles Liggctls Chocolate Prescriptions a Specialty Cathine Layport visited relatives in last week end. Wanted A private stenographer to take down English stories. Must be reliable. Theodore Kuhn Supple THE REXALL STORE STRONG CITY OBERST BAKERY TELEPHONE 157 MH UM MU HU UM BB MB BU HU- mt It Come To T. J.

CAMERON Laundry Agency Hot and Cold Baths BARBER SHOP GLENNIE BROS, The Place To Buy 4 XMAS CANDY ANDNUTS CAMERON SON The agriculture class believes Prof. Baird lays awake nights thinking of something for the class to do. Miss Ethel Huntley was married to Mr. Chester Brown, December 5th. The Sophomre class wishes them much jy.

George Willis 16 was in town one aftrnoon last week. Newton Sayre, a former student of C. Q. H. S.

was in Cottonwood Falls, Sunday. Wayne Rogler made an extemporaneous speech in English III about his trip to New Mexico. It was immensely interesting and -we are hoping he will make another misake so he can continue. 1 Girls, be sure and hold on to your scissors in D. A.

or you have to wear them 'around your neck. Laura Baker was absent from school last week on account ofj illness. Criss Williams has returned to Chase after 'a weeks absence. We I surely missed you during that time, Criss. Claude Yeager a former Chase County High School graduate was in town recently.

He brought his bride for' a brief visit with relatives. They were on their why to California; Claude is. also a graduate of K. Ul and as a pharmasist has held an important position in Bell Hospital, Kansas City, the last few years. Gossip is a Freshmans Prince Albert.

What about it Ruth Lan-caster? Earl Hinden lost a front tooth the other noon. It was knocked out while playing basket ball. If Bill Austin does not come to school earlier, he may cause Isabel Smith to be tardy. -Moxie Allen, Stuffy Hoel and Harold Miller were the first three to skate on the river this year. Edward Holmes was the first to bte'ak the ice.

We wish Marion Plummer would move to Cottonwood Falls so Dale Allen wouldnt have to walk back from Strong every night. Adaline Reidle was absent Monday on account of illness. Harry Stauffer returned Monday tot celebrate Christmas with us. Wanted Someone teach Miss Jones and Miss McVey to skate. Mr.

Wendt had a serious accident on his way to school cne morning. It seems the sidewalk slipped out from under him, but when he lit the sidewalk was still there. Helen Barrett 17 spent Thanksgiving visiting in Baldwin, Kansas. While checking up the library in her school at Grandview, Dora Park 19 found several books. belonging to C.

C. H. S. These she returned at her own expense. Poor Mr.

Baird looks lonesome these days. Ask Miss McVey and Miss Buchheim the four points about an Ideal Man. Member of facutly to Jack McMor-ris: Jack, you appear to eat well. Jack: Yes, Ive been practicing 'eating all my life. (In Geometry) Mrs.

Kuhl to Marie Mann Th'at isnt right dear. Harold Miller I hope she doesn't call me that. It might be Thirty or more young people who come from the country and Strong City have been obliged to eat a cold lunch. Now they have arranged for a hot drink to take with their lunqh. Sometimes this may be substituted with chilli or some other hot dish.

Mrs. Stewart hos consented to direct the cooking which Thelma Petty manages. Nettie Ann Hoffman has charge of the finances. The hot food will cost from three to five cents apiece. The young people said the chocolate made last Tuesday was the 'best they ever tasted.

Miss Rogler remains with them at the noon hour. Corporal Ray Minor of the Third Machine Gun Batalion First Division, is visiting his uncle, Mr. Burkhead (our janitor) also his brother, Harold Minor. Ray was formerly of this town, but left several years ago. In 1916, he entered into the U.

S. services to do patrol duty on the Mexican border. In 1917, he was among the first to go from this Country to France. He was in six of hottest battles, and was wounded twice. He arrived in the states about the last of August.

His division as Black Jack" Pershing said was the first to go over, and the last to come bak. He is just out of the hospital of Louisville, Kentucky, where he spent three months as the result of accidently te'aring a wound loose. He is off on a thirty day furlough and is wearing two wound chevrons, four service chevrons, for the two years of overseas service. He is also the, proud owner of the French Legion of honor medal, the Croix de Guierre. Mr.

Thoroman and the Normal Training class visited Second grade Reading and Numbers, December 11th. They enjoyed the visit very much, and are grateful to Miss Hoag for allowing them to observe these splendidly taught lessons. Will someone please make a longer alphabet for Charles Selves. Twenty-six letters are not enough for his Geometry figures. Coach Stewart has a black sweater and a red now.

It was given him by the football team. It might be well for some one to invent a new way to keep Charges Brown awake in Commercial Law class, so when the gong sounds it will not be such a surprise to him. One day as two Sophomore boys were going up the stairs, their conversation was overheard. For further information go to Miss Buchheim. ar The car sensation of the age Embracing new features in automobile con-struction thoroughly proven by two I years of grilling test over all kinds of roads and driving conditions.

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