Students travel in the best of Rigs, and they get them of TOOTHAKER.
PERSONAL.
'85, Will Lane, is back, eager for work.
work. Warren Berry is in an Atchison drug store.
Mr. C. F. Roe, of Iowa, has entered K. S. U.
drug store. Mary Gardner is again with her class of '87.
tered K. S. U.
Chas. E. Fearl is teaching school near Burlington.
at Harper, Kansas. A.W.Hill is teaching his old school in this county.
near Burlington. C. L. Cowdrick is teaching school at Harper, Kansas.
in this county.
Prof. McDonald will furnish music
v Oread to-day.
for Oread to May.
John A. Sargent is in his father's office at Kansas City.
office at Kansas City.
Dr. Williams returned Thursday
from his Missouri visit.
H. A. Paeirs will teach school in Rilingame this winter.
Burlingame this winter.
W. S. Bales, of '86, is back, ready
another year's study.
for another year's study.
A. W. Postlewaite now wears the
1d Phi Kappa Psi badge.
old Pin Kappa J. G. Smith, of '83, will study law Ann Arbor this winter.
at Ann Arbor this winter.
E. E. Brown, after taking in sev-
ciers, enrols with '85.
eral hairs, enrolns with J. H. Stavely, of Lyndon, adds one name to the S. P. list.
more name to the S.T. hist.
'84, A. S. Riffle, has been viewing
scenes in K. S. U. this week.
scenes in K. S. U. this week.
'83, E. A. Brown, is in the insurance business in Kansas City.
ance business in Kansas City. '83, Miss Mary McQuiston, will be in New Mexico this winter.
stay in New Mexico this winter.
Miss Maggie Eidemiller, of '83, is in her father's office in Lawrence.
in her father's office in Lawrence. C. G. Upton, of '82, is in the real business in Harper county.
estate business in Harper county. Miss Jennie Walker was visiting her friends on the hill this week.
her old friends on the hill this week. P.E. Gregory, a former student,
is now practicing law at Carbondale.
Isaac Morgan, of Hiawatha, resumes his work in K S. U. again.
sumes his work in R. K. E. aguin
'84, Chas. F. Foley, has charge of
his schools at Nortonville.
the public schools at Nortonville.
Prof. W. S. Whirlow is teaching at
Lincolnburg for the ensuing year.
Williamsburg for the ensuing year. Victor and Charlie Linley are enjoying a visit from their older brother. Miss Carrie Steinberg visited old
scenes on Mount Oread Wednesday. E.L.Cowdrick, Normal'84, visited his Alma Mater friends Tuesday. Geo.W. Yates, an old law student,
W. H. Johnson, owing to overwork, went home to Ottawa Monday, sick.
is now editor of the Wyandotte Chief. Samuel Brewster is practicing law
in Neosho county, with good success. W.H. Johnson, owing to over-
Miss Ada Briggs, of 88, is taking a post graduate course in Greek this year.
Frank F. Dinsmore, of'80, is making money in the employ of Mosler, Bahman & Co., Safe Co.
H. B. Martin is detained at home with business, but expects to be with us soon.
Mrs. Ida Hasselman, who graduated in 1874 under the name of Miss Ida Blood, is living in Indianapolis.
J. D. Field is working in town and will not resume his studies in K. S. U. this term.
Major John M. Crowell came down Saturday to see how Frank was getting along.
J. M. Gray, of the law class of'82 is reading law with Senator Buchan of Wyandotte.
George Bergen will attend Washburn college this winter, and return to K. S. U. next year.
F. D. Hutchings once more treads the University halls. He will enter the law department.
Miss Daisy Hemphill contemplates paying Miss Libbie Meade, of Wichita, a visit next week.
T. W. Miller has left us for Ann Arbor, where he will enter the pharmaceutical department.
Mr. Harris, who has been canvassing for the book "Great Events" this summer, has given Spangler a V.
Geo. McMillan will not return this year. He has a good position in the A. T. and S. F. office at Topeka.
E. E. Meservey completes his law course at the Washington Street Law Institute, St. Louis, Mo., this year. J. C. Shinn, of '88, has come out of the barbarian ranks, and enlisted under the royal purple of Phi Gamma Delta.
The Misses Alice and Carrie Reeves, of Chicago, are valuable additions to the new cores of students this year.
J. Kick Elwell came up from Baldwin last Saturday. Kick has charge of the penmanship department at Baker University.
J. B. Chamberlain, the talented student of two years ago, who carried off the Field oratorical prize, has a permanent situation in Humboldt.
J. H. Courtney, our worthy exsuperintendent of building and grounds, is now chief engineer of a restaurant, just north of McIntyre's.
A private letter from Henry Call says he has reconsidered going east this coming year, and that he will return here by the 1st of October, and join the Senior laws.
Prof. T. C. Trueblood, of the Kansas City school of oratory, and with whom so many students of the K. S. U. became so pleasantly acquainted last year, is with his wife visiting in Indiana. Mrs. T.'s father is the Republican nominee for fourth term of the state superintendency of that state. The professor will study in Europe the coming year.
Homer J. Hendricks, of '81, was in town Wednesday. He is in the hardware business in Kansas City.
Prof. B. Frank Kern will given a exhibition of fancy skating this evening at Cosley's palace rink. He will also conduct the grand march. Prof. Kern is manager of the rink, and is a perfect master of the gliding rollers.
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