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George D. Cook resides at Garnett.
Rev. V. F. Brown is preaching in Colorado.
Mr. Soper is now known as the meteorologist.
Carl A. Peters is now at Kendallville, Indiana.
W. C. McCann is now with J. S. Perry & Co.
David M. Eckman is teaching in this County.
Nelson Beardsley is at his home in Hiawatha.
Mr. Festus Foster, member of '81, returned last week.
Miss Carrie Findley now resides at Greenville, Pa.
C. L. Burke is studying medicine at Kansas City.
Tommie Tuttle is attending the Paola Normal School.
Miss Anna E. McCurdy is teaching at Baldwin City.
Ernest L. Brown is a new student from Las Vegas, N. M.
Harry H. Bullene, of Kansas City, was in the city last week.
H. H. Jenkins, formerly of the Courier, is now at Clyde, Kansas.
Joh Priestly is studying law in the office of John Hutchings.
James Boulson is studying at the St. Louis Medical College.
Charles and Travis Burney are practicing law at Harrisonville, Mo.
Ernest J. Cooper of Peoria, Ill., has entered the Law department.
Miss Ella Pearson, Normal, '79, teaches at Willow Springs, this county.
Mr. B. B. Cain, a student of '76-77, is studying law at Tyler, Texas.
Miss Minnie Cain is completing her musical education in Boston, Mass.
Mr. Alfred E. Patton, from the Panhandle of Texas, has entered the University.
Frank H. Morgan is chemist in Newell Bros'. manufactory, Springfield, Mass.
R. A. Ballinger now resides at Topeka, where he is attending Washburn College.
Mr. Frank Finney has been appointed assistant to Prof. Patrick in the laboratory.
Wm. H. Grosvenor is one of the gentlemanly ushers at the Congregational church.
Dibert Yeagley, an old University student, visited the city a short time ago.
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George D. Cook resides at Garnett.
Rev. V. F. Brown is preaching in Colorado.
Mr. Soper is now known as the meteorologist.
Carl A. Peters is now at Kendallville, Indiana.
David M. Eckman is teaching in this County Nelson Beardsley is at his home in Hiawatha.
Mr. Festus Foster, member of'81, returned last week.
Miss Carrie Findley now resides at Greenville, Pa.
C. L. Burke is studying medicine at Kansas City.
Tommie Tuttle is attending the Paola Normal School.
Miss Anna E. McCurdy is teaching at Baldwin City.
H. H. Jenkins, formerly of the Courier, is now at Clyde, Kansas.
Ernest L. Brown is a new student from Las Vegas, N.M.
Harry H. Bullene, of Kansas City, was in the city last week.
Joh Priestly is studying law in the office of John Hutchings.
James Boulson is studying at the St. Louis Medical College.
Ernest J. Cooper of Peoria, Ill., has entered the Law department.
Charles and Travis Burney are practicing law at Harrisonville, Mo.
Miss Ella Pearson, Normal, '79, teaches at Willow Springs, this county.
Miss Minnie Cain is completing her musical education in Boston, Mass.
Mr. B. B. Cain, a student of '76-77, is studying law at Tyler, Texas.
Mr. Marshall, a student of '71, shook hands with his friends in Lawrence a few days ago.
The "official business" of Chas. McCoy called him to Topeka during the first of the month.
Miss Emma Linton, a student of last year, is teaching school at Cadmus, Linn Co., Kansas.
Chas. L. Davidson, the debater, is studying at his home in Wichita. He will return next year.
C. H. Frisby is now traveling for the clothing firm of John Wanamaker & Co., of Philadelphia.
E. E. Lewis, a student of long ago, is now traveling for Sherwin, Williams & Co., Cleveland, O.
W. T. Byrd is one of the solid farmers of the Wakarusa. He visited the University last week.
L. C. Jackson, musician, is a member of the firm of Jackson & Hacker, coal dealers, Wichita.
Henry S. Harvey, a graduate of the Normal department of this institution, is teaching at Empire City.
H. C. Ingram, who attended this institution last year, is studying at the Lawrence Business College.
Norris M. Grist is teaching in District No. 53. He will attend the Agricultural College in the Spring.
H. D. Butts and W. J. Hillyer went home to see their girls, Friday. They say Valley Falls is booming.
Charlie Duncan, ex-student and manipulator of rubber stamps, left Lawrence for Kansas City last week.
Chas. B. Cramer, '79, leaves soon for Centro-polis, Kansas, where he will teach the young idea how to shoot.
T. N. Beckey, who attended this institution last year, is now teaching at New Cambria, Salina Co., Kan.
Wm. A. McDonald, the handsome brunette, is collecting agent of the First National Bank of Fort Scott.
Miss Anna E. Baker, a student of '74 and '75 is teaching instrumental music in the Atchison Institute.
Abe L. Levy, a last year's student, has returned from a visit to St. Louis, and taken a position in his fathers store in this city.
Frank L. Woodruff, ex-student, is acceptably filling a position in Steinberg Bros'. clothing establishment,
J. M. Walker is engaged on the Southern Kansas & Western R. R. His headquarters are at Lazette, Cowley Co.
Mr. Alfred E. Patton, from the Panhandle of Texas, has entered the University.
R. A. Ballinger now resides at Topeka, where he is attending Washburn College.
Frank H. Morgan is chemist in Newell Bros'. manufactory, Springfield, Mass.
Mr. Frank Finney has been appointed assistant to Prof. Patrick in the laboratory.
Wm. H. Grosvenor is one of the gentlemanly ushers at the Congregational church.
Dibert Yeagley, an old University student, visited the city a short time ago.
Mr. Marshall, a student of '71, shook hands with his friends in Lawrence a few days ago.
The "official business" of Chas. McCoy called him to Topeka during the first of the month.
Miss Emma Linton, a student of last year, is teaching school at Cadmus, Linn Co., Kansas.
Chas. L. Davidson, the debater, is studying at his home in Wichita. He will return next year.
C. H. Frisby is now traveling for the clothing firm of John Wanamaker & Co., of Philadelphia.
E. E. Lewis, a student of long ago, is now traveling for Sherwin, Williams & Co., Cleveland, O.
W. T. Byrd is one of the solid farmers of the Makarusa. He visited the University last week.
L. C. Jackson, musician, is a member of the firm of Jackson & Hacker, coal dealers, Wichita.
Henry S. Harvey, a graduate of the Normal department of this institution, is teaching at Empire City.
H. C. Ingram, who attended this institution last year, is studying at the Lawrence Business College.
Norris M. Grist is teaching in District No. 53. He will attend the Agricultural College in the Spring.
H. D. Butts and W.J. Hillyer went home to see their girls, Friday. They say Valley Falls is booming.
Charlie Duncan, ex-student and manipulator of rubber stamps, left Lawrence for Kansas City last week.
Chas. B. Cramer, '79, leaves soon for Centropolis, Kansas, where he will teach the young idea how to shoot.
T. N. Beckey, who attended this institution last year, is now teaching at New Cambria, Salina Co., Kan.
Wm. A. McDonald, the handsome brunette, is collecting agent of the First National Bank of Fort Scott.
Miss Anna E. Baker, a student of'74 and '75 is teaching instrumental music in the Atchison Institute.
Abe L.Levy, a last year's student, has returned from a visit to St. Louis, and taken a position in his fathers store in this city.
Frank L. Woodruff, ex-student, is acceptably filling a position in Steinberg Bros'. clothing establishment,
J. M. Walker is engaged on the Southern Kansas & Western R.R. His headquarters are at Lazette, Cowley Co.