UNIVERSITY COURIER.
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H. H. Jenkins is on the K. P. survey.
Dana Lawrence is in a bank in Atchison.
Sarah I. Stevens will teach near Lawrence.
Lizzie J. Miller will teach in Gardner, Kas.
Albert Molei, of Anderson county, is back.
Bertie Niesley reported for duty on Friday.
Solon T. Williams will not attend this year.
Gracie Houghtelin spent vacation in Topeka.
A. P. Way spent the summer at Les Cynges.
Eudora A. Wade will teach in Douglas county.
Chas. B. Cramer will teach in Douglas county.
Alma Richardson will teach in Junction City.
Samuel M. Smith is at home near Florence,
Kas.
Jessie A. Austin will teach school in Neodesha.
Stuart Henry has a position in a bank of Abilene.
Miss Flora Hadley spent the summer in Chicago.
Al. P. Connor spent the summer at Dodge City.
The Misses Miles returned to the University Friday.
Miss Helen W. Bay will visit Lawrence in October.
H. S. Tremper, '76, is practicing law in Stockton, Kan.
Wm. E. Stevens will teach school in Spring Hill, Kas.
Wm. T. Byrd will remain on his farm near Lawrence.
Joseph W. Brigham will teach in Independence, Kas.
C. S. Gleed, of Kansas City, spent Sunday in Lawrence.
Al. Caldwell, of Allen county, has entered the University.
Howard Fee returned from Pittsburg, Penn., last week.
N. A. Boles is the teacher of the sixth grade, city schools.
Gertrude Eaton will remain at Russell the coming year.
Howard Smith has returned from his home in Mound City.
A. C. Scott, '77, is first assistant in the public schools of Iola.
PERSONALS.
H. H. Jenkins is on the K. P. survey. Dana Lawrence is in a bank in Atchison.
Sarah I. Stevens will teach near Lawrence.
Lizzie J. Miller will teach in Gardner, Kas. Albert Molei, of Anderson county, is back.
Bertie Niesley reported for duty on Friday. Solon T. Williams will not attend this year. Gracie Houghtelin spent vacation in Topeka.
A. P. Way spent the summer at Les Cynges.
Eudora A. Wade will teach in Douglas county.
Chas. B. Cramer will teach in Douglas county Alma Richardson will teach in Junction City.
Samuel M. Smith is at home near Florence, Kas.
Jessie A. Austin will teach school in Neodesha.
Stuart Henry has a position in a bank of Abilene.
The Misses Miles returned to the University Friday.
Miss Flora Hadley spent the summer in Chicago.
Al. P. Connor spent the summer at Dodge City.
Miss Helen W. Bay will visit Lawrence in October.
H. S. Tremper, '76, is practicing law in Stockton, Kan.
Wm. E. Stevens will teach school in Spring Hill, Kas.
Wm. T. Byrd will remain on his farm near Lawrence.
Joseph W. Brigham will teach in Independence, Kas.
C. S. Gleed, of Kansas City, spent Sunday in Lawrence.
Howard Fee returned from Pittsburg, Penn., last week.
Al. Caldwell, of Allen county, has entered the University.
N. A. Boles is the teacher of the sixth grade, city schools.
Gertrude Eaton will remain at Russell the coming year.
Miss May Anthony returned from Mound City on Monday.
Miss Lou Jones, a student of '78, enters school again this fall.
Hosea Chamberlin, of Humboldt, is expected in a short time.
Miss Jessie King, of Burlingame, attended camp-meeting.
W. G. Raymond has returned from a three months survey.
Miss Alice A. Collier spent the vacation at Longmont, Col.
Charles K. Douglas is visiting the crowned heads of Europe.
Miss Josie Brown, one of our fair Preps., will return to the fold.
James De Moss and sister are among the old students returned.
Misses Lizzie and Sadie McCann will not return to school this year.
Miss Carrie Hayward, of Burlingame, will attend the K. S. U.
J. W. Gleed, '79, went to Denver last week to look after his sheep?
Mr. D. J. Rankin, the champion walker, is home from the West.
Frank E. Bristol, of St. Louis, will enter the University in October.
Frank Smith, of Carlisle, will enter the Junior Class in November.
Miss Hattie Baker will resume her studies at the K. S. U. in October.
Mamie Woodward spent the summer with friends in Philadelphia.
James W. Gleed is assistant professor in Latin in the State University.
C. W. Stevenson is visiting his cousins and his aunts in Wisconsin.
Harry Walker is a new student from Greeley, Anderson county, Kas.
John Walker is engaged on the Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern.
Effie Houghton, of Lee's Summit, Mo., has come back to Lawrence.
Mary J. Williams, of Darlington, I. T., has come back to enter school.
A. L. Perry and Pliny L. Soper came in on the A., T. & S. F. Saturday.
Frank Day Hutchings spent the summer at his home in Osage Mission, Kan.
Howard Smith has returned from his home in Mound City.
A. C. Scott, '77, is first assistant in the public schools of Iola.
Miss May Anthony returned from Mound City on Monday.
Miss Lou Jones, a student of '78, enters school again this fall.
Hosea Chamberlin, of Humboldt, is expected in a short time.
Miss Jessie King, of Burlingame, attended camp-meeting.
W. G. Raymond has returned from a three months survey.
Miss Alice A. Collier spent the vacation at Longmont, Col.
Charles K. Douglas is visiting the crowned heads of Europe.
Miss Josie Brown, one of our fair Preps., will return to the fold.
James De Moss and sister are among the old students returned.
Misses Lizzie and Sadie McCann will not return to school this year.
Miss Carrie Hayward, of Burlingame, will attend the K. S. U.
J. W. Gleed, '79, went to Denver last week to look after his sheep?
Mr. D. J. Rankin, the champion walker, is home from the West.
Frank E. Bristol, of St. Louis, will enter the University in October.
Frank Smith, of Carlisle, will enter the Junior Class in November.
Miss Hattie Baker will resume her studies at the K. S. U. in October.
Mamie Woodward spent the summer with friends in Philadelphia.
James W. Gleed is assistant professor in Latin in the State University.
C. W. Stevenson is visiting his cousins and his aunts in Wisconsin.
Harry Walker is a new student from Greeley, Anderson county, Kas.
John Walker is engaged on the Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern.
Effie Houghton, of Lee's Summit, Mo., has come back to Lawrence.
Mary J. Williams, of Darlington, I. T., has come back to enter school.
A. L. Perry and Pliny L. Soper came in on the A., T. & S. F. Saturday.
Frank Day Hutchings spent the summer at his home in Osage Mission, Kan.