Social Department.
UHSER GUARDS—One of the most enjoyable parties ever given in our city was that of Co. H., on New Year's night. Although a heavy mist prevailed, the crowd was very large and select, and quite a number from neighboring towns were present. The music was furnished in the earlier part of the evening by the First
Regiment Band, and in part by Buch's Orchestra sweet strains were hired by all present, seemed determined to time, and no crowd ever carried out its determinall ball was nicely decorate that thing that be do for the pleasure of the Mr. Mull, seeking to one, served supper building, and to the goe vided the crowd did a After supper was over resumed and continue early hour, when the ring dispersed, happy the Year had been her tide pleasure. Among those the following: Misses mean, Alice Van Burcerts, Fannie Loyley, Bella Lovey, Lena Loyley, Jennie Bangs of Greenamyer, Carrie Lewis, Lizzie McCoy, I of Kansas City, Kate Sawyer of Kansas City Julia Powel, Messas, Penfield, Chas, Stone, Abe Levy, Clarence Crew, Harrie Riggs, Ed Haskell, Harrie Bayne, Rob Ranklin, B Hoadley, Max Strauss Nate McCague, Dan W. Hoadley of Man Bangs of Kansas City cox of Kansas City, Kansas City, Chas. B Morgan, Henry Albacr Mr. and Mrs. J. E. P伯 and wife, O Bash D. Bowersock and wi and wife, Geo. Tracy Bell and wife, N. Gos H. Hill and wife, J. wife, J. N. Roberts an and wife, Frank And of Kansas City, A. I wife.
WEDDING BELLS
Blossoms — 'Tis out that the dull monochrom routine is broken in manner as it was no night when the bell marriage peals of one ol' veterans, with on most charming bell contracting parties Searl, a popular stud familiarly known as Emma Covey, of the words that united but a single thong nounced by his Hon in the presence of hieg cleek. No card presented a very vif clad in the conventi white gloves. He has been a faithful stud and respected by al The bride is one of amable young lad worthy of the husba The Courier is happy young couple congratulations at long and happy fat
HOADLET.—A wife was given on New residence of Mr. W honor of Mr. T. H. V who have recently city from Pablo, the bride. Proceed the order of the event very interesting g prizes was carried ton. An elegant and after watching and the new year separated, having it left behind present were Mr. W wife, M. Perry I Barton and wife Barton, Emma I Farland, Lizzie I Bartland, Lillie I Barton, of Manhilt M. McFarland, Edd Warton, Ed Willis, and Ed W.
Judge Foote was peculiarly happy on Monday, although the howling weather was enough to make it a "blue" day for most mortals. The following couples from our city were granted a licence on that day, by his Honor; Mr. Ambrose J. Scarlet and Miss Emma Covey, both of Lawrence; Mr. William N. Burr and Miss A. Louisa Field, of this city; Mr. L. A. Field and Miss Nottie A. Dickson, of North Lawrence; Mr.
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UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. R. MILLS.
favors were won by Mrs. G. A. Lewis and J. H. Hill; the "booby" prizes went to Mrs. J. H. Hill and W. F. March. Elegant refreshments were served, and the evening was a very enjoyable one. Those present were G. A. Lewis and wife, S. T. Field and wife, W. F. March and wife, J. H. Hill and wife, W. H. Beatty and wife, and Miss Ida Bay, of Fort Scott;
NOTES.
A. J. GRIFFIN IS YET SUPPLYING HIS CUSTOMERS WITH ALL LUMP GOAL.
Miss Simpson's painting class will continue after the close of school until Xmas day.
STUDENTS! THE LAWRENCE HOUSE.
Mrs. Isabelle Thompson, of Wichita, Kansas, a confirmed invalid, arrived in this city Monday last, to be treated for rheumatism by Dr. Gle. Three electric treatments on the chair and two magnetic treatments on the stool enabled her to return to her friends Tuesday night. She is in hopes of completing the cure with a magnetic belt. Capt. Strong's block.
At the Usher Guard hop a week ago there were four girls and six boys. Two boys hugged the stove and the other four hugged —we mean waltzed.
The coming orator will buy his underwear at Bromelsick's if he wants to be successful.
Before buying Xmas gifts to carry home, visit the K. S. U. drawing rooms, where can be found decorated china and oil and water color pictures.
Two parties of students tried to play "freeze out" on Ohio street last Sunday evening, but the young ladies let the fire go out and downed them both.
Persons desiring their pianos and organs tuned and put in first class order, should not fail to employ Thos. Watt, who has been in Lawrence about one year, and has done work for some of the best families in the city. Mr. Watt is also agent for the most celebrated pianos and organs in the market. It will pay you to call on him at the Place House.
Hester, the jeweler, 812 Mass. St
Menthol pencils for headache.
Only 10c at Straffon's pharmacy.
Bloom —The home of Miss Kate
Pierce.
Every autumn, in anticipation of holiday times, circulars are sent to farmers and villagers, offering them "real oil paintings," "copies of old masters," and "copies of the works of the most famous of modern artists" in "elegant gilt frames," at prices which are described as "defying all competition." Agents in this city who send the circulars profess contempt for chromos and cheap engravings, which, they declare, disfigure the walls of many homes. They claim to
Go to O. K. barber shop for fine hair cutting.
Seven students were expelled from Washburn last week.
When you return home from your Thanksgiving feast don't forget to call on Bromsick for gent's underwear.
Lieut. Gov. Riddle laid in a stock of Bromelsick's collars and cuffs before returning to Minneapolis.
Five-Dollar Oil-Paintings.
Cocoa peptine at Lawrence Tea Store.
Patronize Bromelsick because he patronizes our college paper.
The largest and finest line of hanging and stand lamps in the city at the Ohio grocery house, and at prices that defy competition.
Students, buy your drugs at Strafon's.
C, W. Straffon has a large stock of fine hair brushes at bottom prices.
The various clubs are now in good running order.
The Phi Delts are making great progress with their chapter at the Indian school. They have already spiked Big Drunk, Fellow-that-goes-with-the_Girls, and Five-cent-Ante
The lectures given by Prof. Wilcox last week were among the best ever delivered in the University.
When you want anything in the drag line call on C. W, Straffon.
The grocery business can't be learned in a day. J. M. Wood & Co. have been at it a quarter of a century, and that is why they know how to get the very best of everything and sell them so very cheap.
Boys, you will find a select stock of cigars at C. W, Strraffon's.
The Ohio grocery has the largest and most complete stock of new, fresh groceries in Lawrence.
Straffon, the druggist, is the students' friend. PPatronize him.
Try Blue Mound coal. It burns freely and does not clinker. Sold only by A. J. Griffin.
Miss Mary Anderson will make her first appearance as a writer in the January number of Lippincott's Magazine, where she will publish a bright and gossipy paper embodying the experiences of her recent English trip, and giving her impressions of London audiences and London society. Another notable article in the same number will consist of a number of criticisms by George Eliot upon Dickens, Kingsley, Browning, Matthew Arnold and others of her famous contemporaries. As these criticisms have never before been identified, they will be looked forward to with great interest by all lovers of George Eliot.
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J. F. McConnell, the merchant tailor, has received his fall stock of foreign and domestic woolens—the largest in the city. All garments made up in first-class style.
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I would like the Legislature to pass a law that calls in the Immigration and Customs Service and makes the Expansion of DACHS, and the Expansion of the National Park Service into my America for the "Concentration of American."
My Mineralological Catalogue of 100 pages is sent postpaid or receipt of payment; page no. 50 cents; board no. 72th; chest shifter, $12; half card, $24; half interchange, $39; iPhone, $49; plaque, $69; 16 p.m. 3 cents. It is professionally illusured in black & white and color. The price on one $100 bill was a struck off. If my means of the table is used, the bill will be written. This property is an excellent stock hat, containing the name, alphabetical and provided by no specimen number. This species number includes the species name, composition, stressor or closter, cleavage or fusion, and crystallization. I however many species not on the pristine, and some not on the crystal.
Collections of Minerals for Students, Amateurs, Professors, Physicians et al.
The collections of 100 illustrations all the printed species and all the grand specimens in a command over water in Mineralogy II, plus the principal Ocea, are removed by scaling. The labels of the $6.00 and higher-colllections collections in the collection are also removed. The position of the Mineralogy II, the $6.00, and the highest are also accompanied by my handwritten notes.
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or yrly demand, in stock. It is well focussed on that my picture cover lower and my specimen label higher. I have some of another kind of contact paper. This item includes the immense number of catalogues of any in the country and my system of printed labels attached to it. The species of svildea, made for me by Mr. Jr., who has labeled many specimens, is used for my picture cover. Mr. Jr. has labeled my genal label list, but cents. I have purchased one or two of these, branded species of Svildea, with over 200 points, and good specimen packages of Svildea, including Skins, etc., cents. Counts, Catalogues of Books, in contact paper. I have also package (please specify exactly what class of book you with catalogues of).
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