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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
PERSONAL.
C. E. Street goes to Kansas City.
Dana Kennedy will remain in town.
E. F. Neal is still pitching curves.
H. B. Reid is to be a pitcher."
Eva Henshaw was with us Tuesday.
Ewell and Dr. Lippincott speak now.
B. L. Beenett is ill at home in Emoria.
Prof. Williams spent Sunday in Hawaii.
J. R. Griffith went to Emporia Sunday.
Ed Blair will spend the vacation at Albison.
Sidney Phillips will remain in Lawrence.
Joe Rolston spends the holidays in Lawrence.
Dick Short will remain in the historic city.
P. A. Huber eats turkey at home at Meridan.
Miss Bran scoutb visited K, S, U on Tuesday.
Fred Barnes will be at his home in Valley Falls.
Marcella Howland was seen in the halls Tuesday.
Ed. Simpson will help take care of Lawrence.
Harry Smith will enjoy the vacation at home.
Frank Webster is busy on his weekly Gigette.
L. H. Stebbins delivered a fine
fiction last week.
At. 1, Layman may be found at the City Drug Store.
Will Jackson will eat turkey at some next week.
George Metalea spends the holidays in this city.
Mrs. D, E. Mackey is visiting friends in the city.
Wheeler went to Ft. Wallace on business last week.
Charlie Smith will go to Emporia for his holiday visit.
Don Coll came up from Baldwin
city Tuesday week.
Mamie Dunn will visit in Wyan-
tatle Thanksgiving.
Frank Crowell will spend the vaca-
tion with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. McGramabah sing at the revival meetings.
Rev. J. R. Edwards was among the visitors this week.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, NOVEMBER 20, 1885
Sam Linlsay, of Garnett, is the new pharmacy student.
Dan Kennedy lays in the "grab" for the Hillside club now.
W. H. Park will spend the holiday at his home in Atchison.
Bion S. Hutchins, '82, is still fighting the Kingman Courier.
Morgan is making the Herodite
flare column boom.
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W. L. Kerr will look after his
newspaper in Ottawa next week.
Chas. Luby will pay his respects
to the Achilleon people next week.
Flon Clarke, of Junction City, is visiting friends in the University.
Allice Cummings was missed from her classes the first of the week.
C. H. Nowlin will help devour the monkey at his home in the country.
Mrs. Prof. Bailey is an excellent addition to the Sophomore chemistry class.
W. S. Jenks took a tablespoon from the club to eat his Junior pile.
Clas. Metenite will "do" Leavenworth for a holiday pastime.
I. A. Sharrard will look after his business interests in Atchison.
Gee, Metellea and Mr. Anthony took a look at our museum this week.
Dick Birkeback has partially recovered from his attack of hydrophobia.
Prof. Dyche says he will have a "picnic" hunting while the boys are away.
M. T. Cummings will remain at his post at Griffin's coal office during aviation.
R, L. McAlpine, our editorial man, will spend the vacation at home in Wyndotte.
Prof. Clarke made interesting the Senior Greek and Sophomore Latin last Monday.
Mr. Siebert, a Baldwin student,
gladdened Lawrence with his presence last week.
Mrs. Gale and others of the Social Science Club honored the University with a short visit.
White and Crane went wild over the young (?) ladies base ball club. They are tame now.
Ettie Hadley was called to Olathe the first of last week by the serious illness of her brother.
Emma Dunn and Lillian Dudley will eat Thanksgiving turkey with Myrtle Hopkins at Garnett.
Huber was so badly frightened by a mad dog Monday night that he fears his hair will turn white.
W. S. Franklin read a paper at Manhattan on "Some Lissagous Figures in three Dimensions."
Flora Eddy spent Sunday week in awrence, and returned Monday to North Topela, where she is teaching.
Ed. Wheeler will remain in Lawrence looking after the welfare of the great religious weekly during Thanksgiving
J. B, Reynolds, from the city was shown through the natural history department of the University last Friday.
Youel collided accidentally () with one of the female base ball players last week. He has not yet recovered from the shock.
E. C. Franklin made a report b to the Kansas Academy of Science or "The Relative Bitterness of Different Bitter Substances."
Miss Mable Hilton of Lawrence, former student of Bethany college, visited the University and the Oropiian society last spring.
Noble Prentiss has a new lecture entitled "Colonel George Washington." The lecture committee should look after him.
President Adams, of Cornell, advises students to be very careful about joining secret societies, and says that they generally do more harm than good.
At a meeting of the class of '80 Monday, the officers elected a week ago were re-elected. M. T. Cummings received a majority vote for orator.
Dr. L. E. Sayre read a paper be fore the Kansas Academy on "DI digestive Ferments." He also repre sented the Pharmacy department o K. S. U.
Prof. F. H. Snow went to Manhattan last week. He read a paper there before the Kansas Academy of Science on "The Discovery of a Fossil Bird Track in the Dakota Sandstone."
Hogeboom spent Sunday at Topeka.
Talbot will remain in town and study.
Hattie Haskell will remain in Law-
rence.
Perice R. Bennett is again to the front.
Julia Powell is talking of leaving school.
Maud Mansfield smiled on us Wednesday.
Julius Leipman will eat torkeye at Ft. Scott.
G. W. Harrington will spend the vacation with H. B. Martin at Mt. Pleasant.
Mamie Darrah will visit friends in Ft. Scott.
Agnes Lowe visited in Kansas City last week.
Harry Rushmer will eat turkey in this city.
Lillian Bell has gone to Jola for a short visit.
Corn Henshaw visited K. S. U.
last Friday.
Ettie Hadley will spend the winter in Michigan.
Rev. Ireland, of this city, visited K
S, U. Monday.
Griffith has been offered ten dollars for his dog.
Fred Morris will be in the city during vacation.
Guy Lindley will eat his turkey in North Lawrence.
Olin Templin will enjoy his vacation in Lawrence.
Kate Wilder will enjoy her vacation in Lawrence.
L. M, Spray will soon join the married men's club.
W. H., Park will spend his yea-
tion in Atchison.
Defored and Hogeboom will go duck hunting to-morrow
Bella Love strolled through the halls the other day.
Will Jackson is the fighting man of the Freshman class.
Leon Beard will eat turkey in the city Thanksgiving.
Mamie Tishde will spend the vacation at Ackison.
Blanch Webber will spend the win-
at Monroe, Wisconsin.
Scott Hopkins will be married Thanksgiving evening.
Goo, Metcalfe visited old friends at K. S. U. Monday.
Smith and Crowell were out to super last Sunday evening.
Sadie Emery will remain in Law-
rence during vacation.
Fred Bowersock will eat turkey with his parents in this city.
Carrie Marks will remain in Law-
ence during Thanksgiving week.
Miller and Blair don't know whether or not they run in on a merry or not.
Mr. Edwards, of Anthony, paid his respects to K, S, U, Monday.
Prof. Robinson had an experience with burglaries last Thursday night.
Ella Ropes, of the Counter staff
    president of Oredan.
B. F. Talbott will pursue his legal education in Lawrence during vacation,
A. I. Adams attended a party in Tooele last night. No, it was a ball.
Myrtle Hopkins and Emma Dunn
vill visit in Garnett during vacation.
Topeka last night. No, it was a burn.
B. F. Tallman will pursue his legal
Victor Linley writes that everything is lovely in the land of "fast horses and pretty women."
Yolle took a buggy ride last Friday morning.
Bella Love paid her respects to K,
S. U. Friday;
Maud Mansfield visited her I. C.
sisters Friday.
Hattie Haskell has a "scheme." Griffith has joined the K. A. T.'s
Grace Pickering visited her K.S.U. sisters last week.
Josie Gilmore will spend the vacation at Endorn.
Barry Hatch still mokes Lawrence his headquarters.
Prof. Carruth gave a *musicale* last Saturday evening.
H, F. Graham is doing some good work in the library.
Prof. Carvann and Prof. Aldrich sing in the Unitarian choir.
Ed Blair went up to Topeka yesterday to attend a party.
Bob Hayslett gathers items for C. S. Duncan and the K. C. Times.
May Webster's clapboard declaration was one of the best of the year.
Gertrude Hummient delivered a good declamation last Friday morning.
Gertrude Hunnicut delivered a
Dan Crew sang a solo in Oread last Friday. He was well applauded, as usual.
Mr. Long and family, of Eflingham,
Kansas, looked over K. S. U. Friday
afternoon.
Dick Horton will look after the other fellow's girls next week. In a brotherly way, you know.
No. 11.
Carrie Fisher, who has been looking after her Kappa sisters, has returned to her home in Wichita.
C. H. Nowlin and W. S. Franklin were so interested in the sermon last Friday night that they went to sleep.
W. S. McCurdy is no longer an owl as night watchman, but is jay-hawking over the campus in the day time.
Prof. Dyeche has the only specimens of the little yellow rail ever taken in Kansas. His dog Jo caught them alive.
E. C. Franklin is having a new suit of clothes made at Weber's. Don't fail to go in and see them when you are down town.
Prof. Dyche has discovered another bird new to Kansas, the Mexican crossbill. He shot twenty out of a deck of twenty. They are beauties
C. S. Stevens, of Paula, who was a student here in '71, took his first book through this new building Tuesday. His wife and boy accompanied him.
Jos. Savage, the Kansas geologist, writes a full account of the Manhattan meeting of the Academy of Science. We have not space for it this week.
James Merys, our first night watch,
is again at that post. He is training
mother dog to take the place of the
faultful one he lost last winter.
Beware the dog; he bites.
Prof. Carruth will spend a couple of days at Johns Hopkins University on his way to Europe. He will sail from Boston where he spends two weeks to attend the convention of the instructors of modern languages.
Prof. John Dickinson, a brother of Anna Dickinson, has accepted the chair in the Lawrence, Kansas, University, recently vacated by Prof. Wheeler, on account of ill health. Washington-Jeffersonian. We thought there was something the matter with E. A. Wheeler.
Bob Spencer has fully recovered.
E. A. Wheeler wants a roommate.
W, E. Borah is the new Beta Theta Pi.
Rob Rankin was seen in chapel Friday.
Robert Rutledge paid, us a visit. Tuesday.
Christ is now the postmaster at Sabetha.
Will Gillespie will eat his turkey at Attica.
Marcella Howland visited K. S. U.
Tuesday.
Birdie Starr visited K, S, U, Wednesday.
Joc Curry will take his egg nog at Nortonville.
Harry Defoord will fill up at Ottawa
Tuesday.
Prof. Spring fired the Freshmen Friday last.
B. F. Cobb is teaching school in Rooks county.
J. M, Halligan will spend vacation in Lawrence.
Ada Briggs was seen in the halls Wednesday.
Prof. Spring gave his classes a vacation Tuesday.
Jennie Sulliff visited her 1. C, sisters Wednesday.
Winnim is the barb unisher of the Freshman class.
Geo, Wilder will enjoy his vacation in Lawrence.
Frank Reed is the latest to join the K, S, U, Guards.
L. A. Gilbert will go to Leven-
worth with Yole.
A. W, Postlethwait has joined the military company.
A. C, Cunkle will spend the vacation at Kansas City.
Cyrus Crane will be in Lawrence during vacation.
Jep Davis will dine at Ottawa on Thanksgiving.
Addie Sutliff removed old acquaintances Wednesday.
Prof. Sterling has been slightly indisposed the past week.
Miss Burdette, of Chicago, visited the University Monday.
W. S., Allen will take in Kansas City during the holidays.
Mrs. Holmes, of Topeka, examined the museum Wednesday.
Valentine and Hogeboom will pick bones in Topkick next week.
Lieut, Gov. A, P. Riddle will lecture next Tuesday evening.
Agnes Lowe returned Monday from a short visit to Kansas City.
Prof. Snow is happy because all the girls are up on Snow Hall.
Alice Noble entertained her lady friends Wednesday afternoon.
E. E. Ritchie is in the register of deeds office at Council Grove.
Morgan will engineer the Phi Gammon dances during vacation.
Dean and Riggs went to Williamsport Tuesday to report the murder.
Secretary Rurr has completed plans for an enlarged building in the Y. M. C.
Mrs. A. J. Howe, of the University of Chicago, looked over the building Tuesday.
Jack Schall fell asleep in the surveying class Wednesday, and tumbled out of his chair.
Elsworth Ingalls will be down from Topeka to attend the meeting of the State Oratorical Association here tomorrow.
No.11.
One Dollar Per Year,
very Friday Morning.
Maud Mansfield, Belle Turner climbed the hill
Emma White and Bay is seen in the corridors
has recovered from his has resumed his studies
ie Freeman spent Satur-
unday at her home in
Carmen has a seventy suit of clothes since the
bell has laid in a supply gun to treat his lady
mrs. Frank Lockwood, of edge are visiting Mr. L.
Vail, of Olatie, preach-
int sermon at Plymouth
lay.
a McFarland visited the with Laura O'Brien the reck.
1. Franklin gives a glow- of the scientific convenhattan.
Innie and Mary Gilmore Mrs. Judge Thacher's evening.
Coffin has returned to after a short visit with Penfield.
fifth, of Emporia, spent
1 his brother, G. W. E.
his city.
ice Pickering has rei-
ter home after a short
less Etic Hadley.
Tosh arrived here last the Pacific coast, where for several years.
n of Leadville, Colorado,
of Miss Louis McClure
street.
incu lost their consa-
tunted Stebbins, Jackson
igs to draw up another.
rge Sutherland, Prof. of Philosophy of Ottawa visited the K. S. U. Fri-
Hand Martin and Floom Baldwin City are family of Mr. Tooth-
iE blood has accepted a
clerk in the new Bazar
on this week in the Meck.
d.
nd, pastor of the Christ-
n this city and Rev. J.
,pastor of the Baptist
Anthony, Kan., visited
elb brothers at the Uni-
day.
Baker, of the Topeka itth, and Secretary of onate, visited the Uniting Thursday morning, ant stop in the city, on Ottawa. After a sight-throughall all the dee expressed himself as with our beloved K. ounrkwe would be pleased tker again in our halls day, and make a more it.
of Topeka, the blind
a anxious to enter the
it the opening of the
succeed in making ar-
wiss Miss Sabin for the
ier lessons. She takes
down by a short hand
as they are read to her,
impression as her text.
are English, Natural
and French. Miss Sipe
at credit for her energy
overcoming difficulties
her all the success that
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