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ball goods at Smith's.
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ree air at Lawrence Bicycle shop
the Biology Club did not meet week.
I work guaranteed at Shelley's
Medics have completed their
k in physiology.
edemens ice cream at Billy molds.
hool was closed yesterday in
ervance of Decoration day.
Novels exchanged
at Houdley's.
sted Johnson spent last Sunday Lawrence.
rof. Blackmar has been absent
week on a lecture tour.
george Barcus is on the hill again or a few months' absence?
e cream soda at the Oread Cafe
orge Hood was in Emporia the
ter part of this week.
Miss Ada Williams of Newton ted her sister Harriet this week.
sigars and tobacco at Smith's
Hines, F. Brook was in Topeka
sunday on business.
Frank Owen, Junior Law, left
tuesday for Wellington.
usual our Law correspondent, led to materialize.
he X. Y. Z. Club picture has a in the group, instead of a goat. holley, Protographer, 715 Mass bct.
The council granted two petitions of refused three at their last session.
Miss Mary Giles has left for Abine after a few days visit with her sister, Ethel.
Earl Rockefeller, of Horton, visit-
with his sister, Iscah, the past
week.
5c Poster Boards at Hoadley's.
is Laura Finley, Principal of Russell High School was on the Thursday.
6. Ed Pugh is here from Independence to spend a few days with sister, Rachel.
the last meeting of the Y.W.C was held Wednesday afternoon the Chapel.
dry a box of Zattermeisters.
colates.
Miss Code Moore went home to
eaton Thursday night to remain
Sunday.
Prof. Hodder lectured Tuesday, athe Commencement exercises of one University at Lecompton.
Mr. Chester Jones has been released from quarantine and is once more circulating among friends.
Prof. L. E. Sayre was in Wichita this week to attend the meeting of the State Pharmaceutical Society.
The Jay Hawker Quartette will sing at the Commencement exercises of the Topelia High School.
Bicycle and sandries at Boi court's, 905 Mass. street.
Prof. W. A. Griffith delivered a lecture Thursday at the Episcopal Chapel before the Arts and Craft Society.
Clyde Alphin has received an offer to pitch for the Coffeyville team, now in the Missouri Valley League.
A Rag Time Johnson is organizing a band for Commencement week. He expects to have about 12 or 15 pieces.
Guy Ward went home Thursday and will return Saturday. He expects to work for the Santa Fe this summer.
Dr. Jeff King, '01, a colored graduate, is back in Lawrence after having had a successful year's teaching in Missouri.
Minnie Leach '11 who has taught the past year in Cripple Creek Coll. expects to attend the Commencement exercises.
Prof.W. H.Carruth left Thursday for Waterville, Kins,where he is to address the graduating class of the High School.
The Oread Cafe will be open during commencement week.
L. N. Morscher has been elected to the head of the Chemistry and Physics Department of Lawrence High School.
WANTED. A club steward for next year. One with experience preferred. Call at 122 Tenn. St.
Miss May Williams a last year's student and lately connected with the Ossawatonie schools, is visiting friends in the City.
All work guaranteed at Shelley's Ice cream sodas with all the fruit flavors, at Zuttermeister's.
Dr. Snow and party started Wednesday for Hamilton County on a collecting tour. They expect to be in the field about a month.
See the Groups at Shelley's.
Miss Lillian Barth, who has taught in the Augusta High School the past year, visited Lawrence friends Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mary Harrison and Miss Maud Bates came down from Topeka Thursday night to attend the commencement concert and visit with Miss Anna Harrison.
Shelley, Photographer, 719 Mass. street.
Dr. F. H. Snow will resume his
Envelopes—good and cheap at Houdley's.
course in Organic Evolution next September. This course is open to Juniors and Seniors of the Arts School and to members doing graduate work.
Miss Martha Pittinger, who has been teaching at Parsons since January comes to Lawrence next week to receive her diploma, she having finished her University work at the end of the first term.
Mrs. Prentiss, at the Home Store, has asters, phlox, nasturtiums and other plants ready to transplant.
Materials for fancy work, sofa pillows, table covers, Battenberg lace patterns, etc., can be found at 105 Mass. St. House Store.
J. E. Boyle will take a party of ten to New England this summer, to work in the interests of the Topical Bible Co. They expect to accompany Prof. Hunter's party to Woods-shall as far as Chicago.
Misses Edmondson's
Ladies are invited to stop and inspect our new spring hats. Latest styles, newest designs.
Prof. Crane has just received a new Wiefley table worth about $800 from Colorado. This comes as a valuable acquisition and will add materially to the practical machinery of the Mining department.
FOR RENT For school term 19/26: eight rooms on third floor, single or en suite, steam heat, on top of the bill near the University. Mrs C. S. Smith. 1145 Louisiana St.
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Miss Constance Carruth will be at home to friends this afternoon.
Miss Isabelle Hazen gave a dinner party on Friday evening to the active Thetas.
The Oread Cafe is open from 7 a.m.
m. to 10:38 p.m.
The Thetas are having a picnic supper this evening on the Golf links.
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STUDENTS
To show you our appreciation we will make special offerings until the University closes.
You have given us a very large share of your trade, which we appreciate.
Fancy Goods, Leather Goods, Vases and Bronzes at a special price.
This should interest you:
Picture frames and Pictures, 20 to 33 1-3 yer cent discount.
You can afford to remember your friends and take home your Stationery for future use. Let us have your mail orders this summer.
University Book Store
A 20 per cent discount on all Tablets. Stationery and all Standard and Misscellaneous Books.
100 Engraved Cards and Plate $1 10
100 Engraved Cards and Plate $1 10
100 Cards from your Plate 70
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Mr. Stroup 04 Engineer, is sick.
Remember Senior Play at Opera house Tuesday, June 3.
B. M. Stigall, now connected with the Manual Training School of Kansas City is visiting friends on the hill today.
Students who sell Stereoscopic Views during the summer vacation should know that they can get the famous set, "Scenes from the Life of Christ" at factory prices right here in Lawrence, where they are made. Phone 5235-red
The Oread Cafe will be open during commencement Week.
Come to the Senior Play June 3, and hear everybody "roasted." No deserving person will be omitted.
FRANK FRENCH
The Fine Art students will exhibit the work of their department the latter part of the week in the Library.
Forty-five people are in the Senior play. Caste drilled by Miss Georgia Brown.
Ice cream soda at the Oread Cafe Remember Senior Play Tuesday evening.
Board at the Oread Cafe, commencement week $3.25 per week.
Meals 25cents.
Miss Bess Hafer will spend commencement week with University friends. MissHafer graduated from K.U.last Spring and has been
The Kappas were entertained at cards this morning by Miss Alice Spalding.
Senior Play Tuesday evening June 3.
Prof. and Mrs. Carruth entertained the advanced german classes on Friday evening.
This morning Miss Leslie Hill gave a whist party for the Pi Phis at the home of Mrs. Jaedicke.
Doctor Hyde will entertain the Senior Medics and Medical faculty tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parrott.
On Wednesday evening, Miss Mary Copley gave a farewell party for Mr. Harold Henry to a small number of friends.
The active Pi Phis were entertained with a dinner on Friday evening by Mrs. Sinclair at her country home.
Announcement cards have been received this week by many uni-
Miss Edith Snow entertained the Pi Phis and their patronesses on Tuesday evening in honor of her friend Miss Perry. The girls presented a farce and musicale, after which light refreshments were served.
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The Senior Pharmies were lightfully entertained Tues. evening at the home of Prof. an. Mrs. L. E. Sayre. About twenty five were present to avail themselves of this opportunity of bringing students and instructors into closer touch of friendship and mutual helpfulness. Entertainment furnished was of a diverse character. Mr. Jerome Beatty furnished some juggling tricks, while a mandolin orchestra contributed music for the occasion. Miss Isabel Hazen presided at the punch bowl, and later refreshments were served by Misses Wagstaff and Boaz. Prof. and Mrs. Sayre were assisted by Prof. and Mrs. Bailey, Prof. and Mrs. Bartow, Prof. and Mrs. Sterling, Prof. and Mrs. Havenhill. Prof. and Miss Spencer, and Miss May Spencer.
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