CROSSCUF'S FINE CONFECTIONARY
ELDRIDCE HOUSE BLOCK.
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Social Department.
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Mrs. Hutchings TEA PARTY — Mrs.
Hutchings gave a delightful tea to
some of her friends on
the afternoon was spent
antly, in social conversat-
pressed themselves as
delightfully entertained
Hutchings is ever a trull
hostess. Among those
Mesadames Cook, Lippin
Hill, S.T. Field, Bower
non, Fluke, Eldridge,
Pendleton, Tremper.
BOWERSOCK.—The D dancing club had a v meeting Saturday night dence of J. D Bowersock see street. These plums are no more enjoyed by ones, than by the older are fortunate enough to Among those present it were noticed: Misses Howland, Bella Sincl Hynes, Rilla and Lucy Madge Schaum, Carri Don, Burry, Genie Messrs. Albert Flintom George and Philip Co Oscar and Paul Learnar Jua. Bowersocks, Mess Hoesen, Sinclair, Schau Misses Marcelle Hawl Cook, Lyle Hynes, Dais
TURNER:—A taffy l given by Miss Lily T home on Kentucky street day evening. Quite a h were present and spent lightful evening. Mis charming hostess and company hope this will last of her delightful par those present were th Misses Cora Henahaw, shaw, Lily Freeman, Emma Blackington, Schall, A. L. Burney, A. Jackson, G. Lewis, I J. Griffith.
CONTEXT:—The first one year between the Oriental societies was versity hall last Friday spite of the inclemency many city people as students of the Universitysembled. The Phi F opened the entertainment of their most excellent the oration—"Our Navguard" by C. L. Smith, society was well rende indicative of much the Question of Nations, Marshall was a more er and did credit to the society of which Mr. member, J. W. Jeil thoroughly enjoyed by Mr. Jenks singing his highly appreciated. Tition by R. S. Horton Jackson," showed that was familiar with the many of his countrymay deservedly claim I member, "The Homezens," by T. F. Doran philian was equally appreciated. The Oration was by Cyrus oration "A Problem" what true greatness was widened by those of維nment. Mr. Coane acknowledged one of promising members. The Orophian was the ant. Mr. Reed's oration of Morality" to with breathless intro written in his usual That Mr. Reed was a subject was clearly a member of the Oro Reed has no superior. Phi Psi orchestra the peased well pleased, be paid for climbing Mor
The Art Langue meeting at Miss Simpson's withstanding the unpleit quite a large compa. The leading feature o was a reading from Ri Marvin.
Thesenior class of th to-night. Everybody
Mr. Thos. Wharton, of the railway mail service, was married recently in Pueblo to Lettie Riply Lhapron, of Lausing, Mich. They will be "at home" at 1124 Rhode Island street after December 20th.
Rev. Geo. A. Bowers, pastor of the Congregational church at Abillean, delivered a lecture on "The Conditions of Intellectual Development and success, in chapel Wednesday morning to an audience comprised of a large body of the students. The lecture was very interesting as well as instructive and clearly set forth
The charter of the Bayless Mercantile Co., of Lawrence, was filled yesterday. The directors are J. F.
There are many ways of doing it.
Play base ball, foot-ball, hare and hounds; walk if you have no money,
vike if you have more than you know how to use. A small amount of money would suffice to start a boat-club. Boating, hunting, fishing; they will all do you good, and furnish more enjoyment than most of the amusements indulged
nearly all others in this matter of athletics, and it is a noticeable facts that our students, as contrasted with those of other colleges, are far behind them in physical development. A large proportion of our students are pale and sickly, with round shoulders and hollow chests, caused, not by excessive study, but by lack of exercise. In many
NOTES.
Nothing like a box of good confectionery to make your best girl smile. Grosscup's, Eldridge House block.
Miss Simpson's painting class will continue after the close of school until Xmas day.
TRUTH OR FICTION.
A. J. GRIFFIN IS YET SUPPLYING HIS CUSTOMERS WITH ALL LUMP COAL.
Mrs. Isabela Thompson, of Wichita, Kansas, a confirmed invalid, arrived in this city Monday last, to be treated for rheumatism by Dr. Gile. 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 capturing the cure with a magnetic belt. Capt. Strong's block.
$8 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
If you want cool which will burn freely; which will not clinker or stick to your store, buy the Richmond, sold by A. J. Griffin, south of the Methodist church, Mass, street, and west of the National bank, on Winthrop street.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's. 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.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
The coming orator will buy his underwear at Bromelsick's if he wants to be successful.
A KNIFE PASSED THROUGH THE EYEBALL WITHOUT PAIN.
Hester, the jeweler, 812 Muss. St.
$3 for cabinet photos at labs
Last Tuesday Mr. Mike Anthony, of 517 Dacota street, Leavenworth, Kansas, came to the Eye and Ear Infirmary, corner Grand and Eighth streets, Kansas City, Mo. The new and wonderful both discovered in
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
Persons that can not use tea or coffee should try cocoa peptide, Lawrence Tea Store, 917 Massachusetts street.
Special rates for Sunday school and Christmas gatherings, in fruits and confectionery, at Grosscup's, Eldridge house block.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
Go to O. K. barber shop for fine hair cutting.
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.
You will find pure, fresh candy, at Grosscups, Eldridge house block.
Hester, the jeweler, 812 Mass. St
When you return home from your Thanksgiving feast don't forget to call on Brombsick for gent's underwear.
Menthol pencils for headache Only 10c at Stratton's pharmacy.
Students who want to remember the folks at home in great shape, will take home a box of Groscup's confectionery.
Lieut. Gov. Riddle laid in a stock of Bromelsick's collars and cuffs before returning to Minnesota.
Now is the time to secure your tickets for the city library. During the month of December Mrs. Simpson will sell yearly tickets for $1.25.
Cocoa peptine at Lawrence Tea Store.
Cream Grapes at Gross-cup's.
83 for cabinet photos at Shane's
Try cocoa peptide.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
Patronize Bromelsick because he
naturizes an artful
Go to Randall's for rubber stamps, stencil plates, etc.
network because no patronizes our college paper.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
$4 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
The best group photos are taken by Shane. His new lenses and cameras; his purest chemicals; his splendidly adapted galleries; his well-adapted galleries; his well toned lights, and above all, his artistic skill in arranging your position, combine to produce a photo which is unqualified. Every student should call at the galleries and take a peep at the wonderful printing press which uses solar light for ink and type, and then get a dozen photos at student's reduced rates.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
Buy your flowers at Whitecomb's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shaine's.
Wiedemann has the largest, best and cheapest stock of candies, toys, etc., in the city
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's,
For holiday presents, buy those ornamental photo borders at. Shane & Son's. Daisies.
$3 for cabinet photos at Shane's.
The students' friend is Wiedemann and he is selling candies, toys and Christmas goods cheaper than ever.
Shane & Son make first class life-sized photos. No poor work done.
Buy your Christmas candy at Wiedenmann's, the students' friend.
H. J. Rushmer & Son keep the very best jewelry. Their reputation insures you that they will sell you no snake jewelry. Buy your Christmas presents there.
If you want to stand in with your girl, buy her a box of candy of Wiedemann.
Santa Claus has made his headquarters at Wiedemann's. He has brought along an enormous lot of toys, the very prettiest in the world.
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