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—Keys was in Topeka Saturday.
—Have you seen the new foreign I. C.
—John Sargent has withdrawn from the University.
—Miss Lily Leiby is visiting friends in Kansas City.
—Miss Julia Watson was down from Topeka last week.
—Al. Perry, of Troy, Kansas, is visiting his brother, Warren.
—Miss Mamie Hudson spent Sunday at her home in Topeka.
—John Sargent visited his parents in Kansas City last week.
—'71, H. B. Martin, has been visiting at his home the past week.
—'84, Miss Kate Ridenour, went to Kansas City to hear Talmage.
—C. E. Earle, of Lafayette, Indiana, was at the University last week.
—W. M. Stephenson, of New York, has enrolled at the University.
—Miss Mamie Swaim has been quite sick with pleurisy for some time.
—'87, Clark Mahan, paid a short visit to his home in Abilene last week.
—Miss May Webster has returned to school, after a short illness.
—W. R. Cone and Harry Smith went to Leavenworth to hear Ingersoll.
—Prof. Brownell and W. C. Spangler heard Ingersoll lecture in Topeka.
—'83, P. C. Young, visited his old friends at the University last week.
—'87, Miss Mamie Gardner, has returned to school after a months sickness.
—'87, G. W. Harrington, has been sick for several days with the pneumonia.
—D. Hubbard passed through the city last week and made a short visit here,
—Keys was in Topeka Saturday.
—Have you seen the new foreign I. C.
—John Sargent has withdrawn from the University.
—Miss Lily Leiby is visiting friends in Kansas City.
—Miss Julia Watson was down from Topeka last week.
-Al. Perry, of Troy, Kansas, is visiting his brother, Warren.
Miss Mamie Hudson spent Sunday at her home in Topeka.
—John Sargent visited his parents in Kansas City last week.
—'71, H. B. Martin, has been visiting at his home the past week.
—'84, Miss Kate Ridenour, went to Kansas City to hear Talmage.
—C. E. Earle, of Lafayette, Indiana, was at the University last week.
—W. M. Stephenson, of New York, has enrolled at the University.
Miss Mamie Swaim has been quite sick with pleurisy for some time.
'87, Clark Mahan, paid a short visit to his home in Abilene last week.
Miss May Webster has returned to school, after a short illness.
—W. R. Cone and Harry Smith went to Leavenworth to hear Ingersoll.
—Prof. Brownell and W.C. Spangler heard Ingersoll lecture in Topeka.
—'83, P. C. Young, visited his old friends at the University last week.
—'87, Miss Mamie Gardner, has returned to school after a months sickness.
-'87, G. W. Harrington, has been sick for several days with the pneumonia.
—D. Hubbard passed through the city last week and made a short visit here,
'84, W. S. Kinnear, of Chanute, Kan., has been visiting his friends in the city.
Victor Linley and Harry Smith paid a short visit to their homes in Atchison last week.
Prof. Parmenter, from the Baldwin Academy, gave the K. S. U. a call last week.
Prof. Hamblin, of Ottawa University, gave our University a pleasant call last week.
Prof. Bailey gave a lecture last Saturday to the Horticultural society at the University.
Chancellor Lippincott attended the meeting of the State Board of Education at Topeka.
Miss Nora Johnson, of Ottawa, paid a short visit to her brother, W. H. Johnson, not long since.
Harry Smith, of Wyandotte, a brother of Clarence Smith, of '82, called at the University Friday.
Miss Bessie Green has withdrawn from the University and is teaching painting in Pottawatomie County.
C. E. Pierson, a student of several years ago, in company with a friend, visited the University, Wednesday.
'85, W. Y. Morgan, returned to his home in Cottonwood Falls last Friday to attend his parent's china wedding.
C. D. Dean was on the road last week representing the Continental Insurance Company. He reports a prosperous trip.
Dewitt Bower has withdrawn from the University and returned to his home in Delphos, to take charge of the post office. He will return next year.
—'84, W. S. Kinnear, of Chanute, Kan., has been visiting his friends in the city.
Victor Linley and Harry Smith paid a short visit to their homes in Atchison last week.
—Prof. Parmenter, from the Baldwin Academy, gave the K. S. U. a call last week.
—Prof. Hamblin, of Ottawa University gave our University a pleasant call last week.
Prof. Bailey gave a lecture last Saturday to the Horticultural society at the University.
—Chancellor Lippincott attended the meeting of the State Board of Education at Topeka.
Miss Nora Johnson, of Ottawa, paid a short visit to her brother, W. H. Johnson, not long since.
—Harry Smith, of Wyandotte, a brother of Clarence Smith, of'82, called at the University Friday.
—Miss Bessie Green has withdrawn from the University and is teaching painting in Pottawatomie County.
C. E. Pierson, a student of several years ago, in company with a friend, visited the University, Wednesday.
—'85, W. Y. Morgan, returned to his home in Cottonwood Falls last Friday to attend his parent's china wedding.
C. D. Dean was on the road last week representing the Continental Insurance Company. He reports a prosperous trip.
— Dewitt Bower has withdrawn from the University and returned to his home in Delphos, to take charge of the post office. He will return next year.