KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
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Mrs. Cowley, from Columbus, Kan., is visiting her sons, Lawrence and Clair Cowley.
Athletic Goods at Smith's.
Dick Odle, whose ankle was badly sprained in the Medic game, has gone home to rest up.
Every lover of first-class music should go hear the Boston Stars, on Nov.19th at Opera house.
The regents were in session this week. They intend to make Chancellor Snow's work lighter if possible.
The Juniors met yesterday noon to postpone their class party and offer the support of the class to McGillivray.
Dr. Williston came in Wednesday from Eureka Springs. He says the Chancellor is feeling much improved in health.
Mrs Mary McCullom Smith and Prof Penny will assist in the concert at the Presbyterian church, Nov. 18th.
Russell Field stopped Tuesday to see old friends. He was on his way to Kansas City after having just saved his country
The Weely board met Friday noon and elected Harry Kennedy business editor and placed C. A. Gardner on the board.
Tennis and Golf Goods at Smith's.
Chas. Emely, 199, passed through here Tuesday on his way to Rush medical, where he has been attending the past year.
The Chemical Seminary,Thursday, was addressed by Profs. Sayre and Bailey on recent articles in chemical and pharmaceutical journals.
About a dozen members of the Country Club had a "go" Tuesday afternoon. They walked out to the Wakarusa and spent the afternoon.
The Sophomores will give their class party Friday evening Nov. 23. They intend to have a spread, and a dance with the very best of music.
Photo Views of the K. U. Buildings, at Hoadley's 33 Mass. Street.
The students were greatly excited over the election returns. Boys and girls alike were down town Tuesday evening watching the bulletins, and each making sport of the other.
Miss Laura Whipple, who was visiting Carrie M. Watson, spent Monday on the hill visiting the different classes. Miss Whipple is one of the English teachers in the K.C Central High school.
Bowersock Opera House. MONDAY, NOV. 12th.
12th Year of Aiden Benedict's
FABIO ..
ROMANI,
A Romantic Melodrama of SURPASSING EXCELLENCE. -:
Greatest of Stage and Scenic Effects as Originally presented in New York City.
Bowersock's Opera House, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14th.
Oliver Scott's Big Minstrels.
America's Greatest Colored Organization. . . .
40 CAREFULLY SELECTED ARTISTS. 40
HEADED BY
Clarence Powell, Buddie Glenn, Bob. Pemnell, Wm. Johnson.
R. N. Thompson's Big Military Band and Classic Orchestra. Watch for the big Parade.
Prices 25,35,50 cents. Seat sale at Dick Bros.