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PERSONAL.
GOBBLERS OF TURKEY, AND WHERE THEY GOBBLED.
—C. E. Wood at Ottawa.
—L. M. Powell at Tecumseh.
—Ed. Cruise at Wyandotte.
—Joe Curry at Valley Falls.
—F. H. Smiley at Richmond.
Miss Franc Johnson at Oskaloosa.
—Miss Aggie Wright at Junction City.
—W. L. Little and C. R. Mahan at Abilene.
-W. L. Kerr and W.C. Yeager at Ottawa.
—Misses Nettie Brown and Laura Lyons at Clinton.
Misses Libbie Mead and Daisy Hemphill at Linwood.
-Victor Linley, H. A. Smith, Ed. Blair and John Sargent at Atchison.
-Miss Fannie Pratt and R. J. Curdy at Humboldt.
—R. C. Rankin went to Washington last week to resume his position as page of the House.
—'81, H. J. Humphrey is in town canvassing for "Squatter Sovereignty," a book written by his mother.
-N. D. Hillis, agent for the National College Young Men's Christian Association, gave the Chapel attendants a short talk Monday morning. He is a student of Lake Forest College, near Chicago.
Misses Nettie Hubbard, Nellie Dow, Jean Oliver, Mary Gilmore, Dot Meade, Lettie Collins and Minnie Collins at Olathe.
And nearly everybody went home except a few Courier editors, who were obliged to look after the great religious organ.
—Keys is "all broke up."
Prof. Robinson took his Thanksgiving hunting.
—Bent. Moore enjoyed a visit from his father last week.
McClure is said to be the champion on roller skates.
—'85, James Going, is local editor of the Salina Herald.
--Hall and Curry have moved nearer town. This looks bad.
--H. E. Riggs favored Kansas City with his presence last week.
--A. C. Markley went home to see his girl. Her name is T. Urkey.
—'81, Bion S. Hutchins, is notary public at Bross, Kansas.
--J. B. Lippincott spent Thanksgiving with friends in Wyandotte.
Prof. Brownell spent Thanksgiving with friends in Atchison.
Prof. Dyche returned Sunday from a very successful hunting expedition.
—'85, J. L.Mead, writes that he is attending business college and dancing school.
Chancellor Lippincott delivered an address before the State Teachers' Convention at Fort Scott.
—'83, F. H. Clark, was president of the State Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association.
John Sullivan's card now announces that he is correspondent of the Inter-Ocean, Globe-Democrat, Chicago Times and Post-Dispatch, and he makes a good one.