The Weekly University Courier
THE WEEKLY UNIVERSITY COURIER.
LIBRARY OF G. W. HARRINGTON
ISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
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LAWRENCE, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 11, 1885.
did you spend the summer?
to see you back.
did you find your Lawrence
how did you leave your home
anybody is on hand ready for—
your $5 tuition to the clerk to-
electric bells have been reno-
RIER election next Friday. Get
physics department has a new mp.
n't the N. H. building loom in?
fraternity spiker is abroad in and.
Highbargin house will have its crowd.
2. your first lesson if you never bother.
here is great rivalry among the ing clubs.
e Science Club meets in theistry building.
e janitors will not room in the hing this year.
e Phi Gamms had a little hop Wednesday evening.
eggs will take the pharmacy
We feel for the prof.
e astronomy department has a new $1,000 telescope.
his is volume IV, No. 1. How it compare with volume I?
Honest, Lute, don't you wish hadn't used the militia?"
Wait, let me look at the second line again.
"hadn't used the militia?"
Yes, that's what it says.
Final check of the whole text:
Honest, Lute, don't you wish hadn't used the militia?"
Yes, that matches.
One more thing: I should check if there are any spaces or special characters.
There are no spaces. The text is:
Honest, Lute, don't you wish hadn't used the militia?"
Yes, there are no spaces.
fty-two frat men in school now,
many will there be in two weeks?
L. Kerr's Ottawa Daily Local is a daisy since its enlargement.
only a few shares of COURCHESTICK left unsold. Secure them ad.ge.
stocks, Spangler; who will be the t lucky man? Echo answers ich.
it is hard to tell which is the hap-
er the washwoman or the billiard
man.
We need a greenhouse and flower
is on the campus. Other colleges
are them.
Methuselah was the oldest subjiber of the COURIER. It is a althy paper.
The Peabody Daily Gazette brings sws from the State fair written by H. Smylie, '87.
The natural history students will
have the use of Prof. Snow's costly
professional microscope.
Any student wishing to make up any study can find a teacher by addressing: Teacher, Courier Box 251.
The Courier furnishes its subscribers forty-six issues per year fc: the dollar; the Review ten issues for the dollar.
PERSONALS.
[From Wednesday's Extra.]
Lena Beard enters music.
Mary Topping takes music
Doc Hoadley enters Pharmacy.
F. A. Marshall will enter Junior.
Glen Miller will take the law course.
C. J. Manner is here from Osage County.
Mamie Simpson is the new drawing teacher.
Will Jackson, of Atchison, will be with '89.
Nettie Goodell comes from Sedgewick City.
Ed FoX, of Highland, will enter Pharmacy.
Charley Lyons enters the Freshnan class.
A. W. Brooks comes from Burden,
Cowley Co.
J. H. Hunt is here from Burton Harvey Co.
Harry Rushmer will take the pharmacy course.
Fred Martin is some relation of Prof. Miller.
W. B. Goforth has come forth from Burden.
Geo. Fox has entered from Doniphan county.
Frank Pemman, of Fort Scott , is with us again.
Daisie Howard, of this city, will study with us.
Frank Brenner, of Doniphan, enters
gega Kroshman.
Kentucky will be represented by William Norse.
S. T. Morris is here from Collego Hill, Kentucky.
Ellsworth Hickey, of Peabody, will be a, Freshman.
Harry Raymond will be among the new pharmacists.
Eila Wilder, of Hawatha, is among the new Freshmen.
Harry Deford, of Ottawa, will enter the Freshman class.
Maud Shipton, of Cleveland, Ohio will be a Freshman.
W. L. Brooks, of Burden, enters the Business College.
A. J. Green, of Canon City, Col.
enter the University.
A. L. Sloan is back. He brings a brother, who enters '89.
John C. Fisher is a new student from Ada, Kansas.
Arthur Topping, of Sedgewick City, enters Freshman.
James Marshall, a new student from Atchison, has arrived.
Th. J., Barker, Jr., is from Palmer's Academy, at Wyandotte.
F. B. Wheeler, brother of our E.
A., enters sub-Freshman.
Wm. Snyder is a student from Belton, Mo. He enters Senior.
The COURIER furnishes its subscribers forty-six issues per year for one dollar: the Review ten issues for one dollar.
PERSONAL.
Prof. Bailey returned last week.
Charley Linley is here again.
Palmer Ketner is with us again.
Emporia sends us B. T. Bennett,
E. L. Swope is a fine violinist.
Billy Spencer is on hand as usual.
Shanafelt will not return this year. Paul Leonard is on the hill again.
F. W. Barnes is visiting in the city.
Alice Penfield has decided to return.
Pearl Young will not return this year.
Oscar Pochler came home Saturday.
Prescott of Topeka is ready for work.
R. W. Chestnut will not return this year.
Archic Watson will not return this year.
L. A. Gilbert is back for another year,
Joe Curry visited Atchson last week.
Maggie Breese will teach in Chase county.
Miss Franc Hunt is visiting Laura Lyons.
Prof. Nichols and family returned Friday.
Mamie Tisdale has returned from the east.
Harry Smith is domiciled at Gould's.
V. L. Kellogg is a new student from Emporia.
Wm. G. Tidd reads the Courier at Winfield.
P. A. Huber is in the ring for another year.
Etta Hadley is with her Kappa sisters again.
W. H. Park came in from Atchison to-day.
W. L. Sloan is again with the Cash Dining Hall'
Will Dick's musical genius will be with us another year.
Campbell Watson will be a Freshman this year.
Kd. Blair's brother has been down
bedding after him.
Joe Grover will represent Leavenworth as of old.
John Sargent was with the Beta
have Thursday.
Mary McCahon of Leavenworth i visiting friends here.
W. J. Marshall is here, far away from that Garnett girl.
McLaren, Fellows, Russ and High margin have collections at the fair.
W. H. Brown, '87, has charge of the Art Gallery at Bismark.
E. D. Cruise was in the city last e. W, on his way home from Ottawa.
F. II. Graham, '86, looks very healthy.
Blair and Crowell came in Wednesday.
Agnes Lowe will be in school again this year.
Wilmoth will be janitor in Wheeler's place.
Prof. Canfield, Sr. came in on Thursday.
Prof. P. P. J. Aldrich takes meals at Reynold's.
Prof. McDonald takes meals at Reynold's.
Adams and Oakley have rooms at Wemple's.
Emma White's friends will miss her this session.
Jas. D. Chalfant is back for work with his class,
Shattuck came in early to engage a room. Joke.
Will Smith is in town visiting his brother Harry
Valentine and Hoogeboom were here on time.
Bert Baldwin came in from Ft.
Scott Saturday.
"Col." P. J. Fritz came up from Missouri early.
L. L. Morrison of Ft. Scott will be back this week.
Jennie Walker visited the University Wednesday.
Chara Poehler will not return to
E. F. Caldwell is booming the Journal in fine style.
Cankle is back after a summer in the drug business.
Clara Cottin will be missed by her friends this winter.
J. C. Kirly is a new Freshmen from Lyon county,
Will Snow is showing new students over the University.
Jno. Halligan of Effingham is among the Freshmen.
F. A. Stocks, '84, and wife visited Lawrence last week.
A. L. Wilmoth is back from his Marshall county farm.
Templin has charge of the m at the matical examinations.
W. H. Johnson '85, ordered the COURTSE sent to Emporia.
W. C. Spangler and wife are at some at 618 Rhode Island street.
No.1.
Has any one heard from our old business manager, Ed. Butler?
Lester Sharrard is back and with bin Will Jackson, a new student.
W. C. Stevens left for Emporia Tuesday to take charge of his school.
Riggs will cheerfully furnish new students all the information they desire.
Prof. Adelaide Rudolph rooms at Prof. Miller's and boards at Reynold's.
C. L. Smith is expected in soon. He has been traveling in the west for a year.
Graham and Templin's room will be headquarters for poker players this winter.
Walter Davis, a new student from Junction City, enters Freshman.
W. C Stevens of Beloit was in the city Thursday. He enters the Junior Law.
Gregory and Dunn, Delta Tau Deltaas, from Troy, N. Y., visited Riggs stationary.
tas, from Troy, N. Y., visited Riggs yesterday.
Julius Leipman, from Ft. Scott,
will reside at Steinberg's and be a
Freshman.
W. C. Yeager of Birley will join us in October. He calls for the Courier meanwhile.
Agnes Wright accompanied Miss Jean Oliver from Junction City, and will visit her.
Misses Carrie Fisher, Minnie Wakefield and Grace Pickering will visit here this week.
The Marion Record says, that H. A. McLean is becoming a prominent lawyer at Marion.
Prof. M. W. Sterling will have nothing but Greek this year. He assists Dr. Wilcox.
Jessie Austin, '75, passed through the city last week on her way to the Abilene High School.
Prof. Long of the Business College showed ten of his students through the University! Saturday.
J. B. Harris, '87, has written to his Lawrence girl, "I am homesick to get back to K.(is) S. U.
One Taxy from the 11worth High School a year ago last June.
Prof. Nichols has just returned from the east. He visited the Academy of Science at Ann Arbor.
Miss Taggart, a student of the State University at Lawrence, is up from Walton, visiting.—Peabody Daily Gazette.
Josie Hutchings, who sang so sweetly for us last year, leaves on Monday to study vocal music in New York City.
Prof. D. S. Kelley, of the Emporia Normal, was at the University Wednesday looking at the museum and interviewing Prof. Snow.
Prof. Richard Foster and wife of Washington, D.C. attended the fair and visited the University Wednesday. They returned to their home on Thursday.
L. M. Powell' 86, took a last look at the Chemical Building Wednesday before starting for the principalship of the Newton schools. He subscribed for the Corner.
Atchison county will be represented this year by Smith, Blair, Linley, Sharrard, Crowell, Jackson, Park, Talbott, Marshall, Martin and Findley, with several precinets yet to hear from.
Senior law.
a visiting in the
W. H. Smylie, 87, is now on the staff of the Peadody Daily Gazette. He lately visited Pike's Peak. He writes "I am sorry I cannot return, but send my paper to Peabody. I must have the Courier, as it is the representative paper of Kansas Uni-University." That is what all old students think.
Dollar Per Year.
Friday Morning.
No. 8.
is a patriotic Oro-
ikling a splendid
1 change their pic-
being posted for
onic was postponed rain.
leaches a Sunday wrence.
ugh, '85, voted in it.
s ticket agent at pt.
'85 is making in this county.
political speech
night.
s back again and for law class.
Farland, of Mausting in the city.
ns goes home to sit to Willie Short.
of Kansas City his parents here.
seached in the Conch Sunday morn-
and Bert Baldwin Friday and Satur-
what he looks well "plugs" together,
on, of Tecumseh,
d K. S. U. this
gives the Juniors conversations on
Pratt and Alice Saturday in Kan-
of Fort Scott is the T. Field at the Els elected to fill the by E. C. Little on e.
returned on the Rev's before the Amer- ass, Tuesday.
old has arranged
etures to be given
to music. This
writes from Peun-
bright spot of her
regular, regularly
Canfield lectures cond hour, on "Obt in New York
has entered the He. was formerly al academy at An-
I trying to defeat e. McLaren," good at you might have
vincott dedicated a
ton last Sunday.
d away from his
Seniors to weep
right received a mother and twin The little twins children in Kan-
ihois has received Duboseq at Paris, mp and a reading even of Philadel-