LOCAL AND PERSONAL. FOR SALE—Forty-nine unbound volumes of Harper's Monthly, complete from 1862 to 1887. Enquire at COURIER office. Miss May Webster was seen in the halls to-day after a recent illness. See Smith's list of popular novels he chancellor gave a reception to a few of his student friends in Prof. Marsh's lecture room Wednesday. Abe Levy has just received a new stock of canes. Miss Rachel House pleasantly en tertained a few friends at her home last evening. Flannel shirts for summer at Abe Levy's. Profs, J. K. Elwell and Graham, of Baldwin, were in the city this week. Straw hats at Abe Levy's. A Baldwin A Baldwin girl waits to know if Swope is in the "pen." Swope is in the pond. Abe Levy sells summer underwear. Miss Mary Gilmore came up the hill Wednesday. Latest ne ___ '___' Latest novelties in summer neck wear at Levy's. Ask Brown who has a new watch. If you want a stylish hat buy one of Abe Levy. Butler, Green and Bowersock have a new study at the fourth hour. Buy your summer underwear of Abe Levy. Abe Levy. Fred Morris is able to get up the bill again. hill again. Go to Field & Hargis' for base ball roods. Dr. Fulton, of Pittsburg, visited K.S.U.last Monday. Rev. Chalmer, of Topeka, looked over the University last Monday. Go to Field and Hargis for tennis records Go to Smith's for choice cigars and tobacco. Stop at Smith's, you will find there the best cigars. "He can't have you dear" was heard and Fred is heart-broken. Leach, 'S5, has been a frequent visitor on Mount Oread this week. 'Miss Emma Bynes was seen in the halls Tuesday. Base ball goods at cheap rates at Smith's. A large number of paper bound novels at Smith's. W. K. Green left Thursday for Wichita where he will join a surveying party. He will return next year. Everybody ought to go to the Handel and Haydn concert next Tuesday night. The opportunities of hearing good choral music are too few to miss any of them. Go to Smith's News Depot for imported cigars. Miss Mamie Beeks, of Baldwin was seen on our streets last Monday. Spaulding's goods at Smith's. Go to J. B. Kelley's for a hair cut and shave. Miss Alice Ropes spent Sunday in Topeka. J. B. Kelly will give you a neater job than any other barber in Lawrence. Patterson has been appointed janitor in Wilmoth's old place. Go to J. B. Kelley for a shave. Miss Franc Eddy did not return from her vacation until last Monday. Patronize J. B. Kelley, the barber. Miss Etta Hadley was seen in the halls last Tuesday after an absence of nearly two weeks. Patronize the men that advertise. J, B. Kelley is the man. Prof. Morrill has postponed his lecture until May 17. Cigarettes, cigars and tobacco at Smith's. Base balls and bats at Smith's. The Handel and Haydn will give their last concert of the season next Tuesday night at the opera house. Tickets 50 and 35 cts. Seats reserved at Field's Monday and Tuesday. It is said that the death-like quiet which is hovering over the fraternity world just now is due to the fact that the goat has been foundered on the fresh green bunch grass and yellow-eyed daisies of ephemeral spring. Through a mistake of our composer, the account of the Phi Delt party was placed among the athletic notes. We feel it our duty to explain that it had no connection with the Phi Gam and Beta ball game whatever. At the Handel and Haydn concert next Tuesday night Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise, Max Bruch's Fair Ellen, and selections from King Rene's Daughter will be sung. Jenks says that Haggard is a better grammarian than Lew Wallace, because Haggard wrote about "She" while Lew Wallace called his work "Ben Hur." Miss Eoline M. Cockins was married Wednesday of last week to W. C. Tenny, of Kansas City. Miss Cockins was for two years a student of the University and is well known to old students. She was a member of the I.C. sorosis. The question that is stirring the mind of the curious student is, who will deliver the oration before the literary societies this spring. Blaine, Vilas, Schurtz, Lew Wallace and Ingalls are coming west about that time. Will it be one of these? Why is it that there are so few books in the library about Kansas or by Kansas authors? E. W. Howe, of Atchison, is an author of national reputation, whose works have been praised by all the leading magazines of America and England, yet not a single line of his writing can be found in our "extensive library." Why should Kansas literature be neglected in a Kansas University? MRS. ORME'S, MILLINERY STORE! Latest Styles in Hats and Trimmings. Work guaranteed as first class. We have the largest stock of New Spring Goods in Lawrence, and it will be well for the lady studebants to give them their prompt attention. MRS. ORMES. AT OFFICE DAY AND NIGHT. DR.JONT.DRESBACK Go to Field & Hargis FOR BASE BALL, TENNIS AND CROQUET GOODS. 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