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KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
Prof. Sayre was in Topeka Tuesday. W.C.Edwards was in Topeka, Sunday.
Lost—a T. N. E. pin. Return to Weekly office.
All classes in elocution were dismissed for this week.
Miss Maude Brown returned from a short visit in Ottawa.
Mrs. Cora McCullom Smith has been in Topeka.
The girls' training classes were dismissed for this week.
A neat McKinley poster was up on the boards Wednesday.
Don't miss the Y. M. C. A. fall concert next Friday evening.
Lucien Vandruff stopped in Lawrence a few hours Monday.
Football Tucker left the team long enough to go home and vote.
John Mustard, '94, was in town while on his way home from Chicago.
Miss Lula Cross is visiting Miss Mabel Henry and Miss Ester Wilson.
Maud Brown spent last Saturday and Sunday at her home in Ottawa.
Archbishop Crawford of this Episcopal diocese, led chapel this week.
Miss Daisy McGillivray came down from Frankfort to see her brother.
Miss Cross returned with her brother to spend a few days in Lawrence.
Laura Morse, from Hutchinson, is in Lawrence visiting her Pi Phi sisters.
Oswold McGillivray came down from Kansas City to look after his brother.
Miss Howell, from Kansas City, visited her sister Edna the first of the week.
Mrs. Helen Bay Redmond, a K. U. graduate, is visiting Mrs. Paul Brooks.
Late letters from Chancellor Snow state that his outing is helping him greatly.
No one should miss the musicale treat at the Presbyterian church, Nov. 16th.
John Henry, who is at the Medical college in Kansas City, has been on the hill.
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