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KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
Miss Bertha Campbell, of Minneapolis Kansas, is coming next week and intend to enter the University.
Cigars and Tobacco, Smith's.
Alfred Fowler, "The Song Orator," the next number in the Y. M. C.A. lecture course, will be at the opera house Monday January 21st.
Miss Louise Smith spent spent Wednesday in Topeka. Miss Maude Brown accompanied her home.
Miss Marie Morris has been spending several days visiting her Kappa sisters and other friends in Lawrence.
The Senior girls this week began the practice of wearing caps and gowns to chapel on Friday morning.
Mr. W. M. Rice, of Fort Scott, spent yesterday with his daughter Ethelyn who is attending the University.
Everyone should come out to hear Alfred Fowler, Monday night. Mr. Fowler in his "Song Oratory" presents an unique and original entertainment to the public.
Bowresock Opera House. Jan 23,1901 Lewis Morrison's
Original, Famous Scenic and Dramatic production of
FAUST
With its wonderful Electric and Calcium Effects.
The marvelous "brocken" effect
With the genuine flashes of lightning and the magic rain of fire;
Produced here in its entirety. Production entirely new this season.
Prices 25-50-75.
SEATS ON SALE AT DICK BROS.
Alfred Fowler, Monday evening. Everybody come.
Miss Bessie Bates and Miss Helen Smith came from Topeka last night to visit their sisters and attend the party.
Mary Spencer returned Tuesday night from Atchison, where she went to attend the Engles Van Hoesen wedding.
Misses Hazel Fassler and Florence Rossington, of Topeka, are in Lawrence the guests of Mrs. Elmer Pierson.
Miss Minnie Leach and Miss Mame Dudley, of Leavenworth, are to enter school again at the beginning of next term.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colladay, of Hutchinson, spent last Sunday in Lawrence, the guest of their son, a student at K.U.
Norman McGillivray has been very much better the past week. He is now sitting up and walking around part of the time.
The next number on the Y. M. C. A. lecture course, Alfred Fowler appears Monday evening at Bowersock opera house
Messrs. Torrence Ewart, Leslie Gill, David Lakin and Tom King came down from Topeka last night to attend the Theta party.
C. O. Sparks, of Manhattan, Kan., has enrolled in the school of pharmacy. Mr. Sparks was the manager of last years football team at Manhattan.
Mr. Herbert Wing was in Lawrence Wednesday to see his Beta brethren He was on his way to Kansas City where he expects to open a law office.
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