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Kansas University Weekly.
C. N. Elting, '96, has located at West Plains, Mo.
Night and Foresman, '96, have hung out their shingle in Topeka, Kans.
W. H. Sears, '90, was elected president of a large Bryan Club on July 20.
John Tucker, '96, has located with D. M. Thorn at Cawker City, Kans.
Dean and Mrs. J. W. Green have just returned from a trip to the city of Mexico.
W. S. Pope, '96, has entered the law firm of Morse & Morse, 946-8 Horstman building, Kansas City, Kans.
Sam Bishop, '89, was a prominent candidate for the Democratic and Populist nomination for Congress in the second district.
F. E. Buchan, '95, and M. L. Alden, Arts '95, recently addressed a young men's sound money meeting in Kansas City, Kans.
Dudley W. Eaton, '95, is stenographer for the law firm of Trimble & Braley, in Kansas City, Mo. He may go upon the operatic stage.
W. H. H. Piatt, '96, was in Lawrence recently visiting friends. He has opened a law office at 609 New England building, Kansas City, Mo.
Clyde W. Miller and C. G. Spellman, '97, have taken the stump and will make several campaign addresses in Osage county this fall.
Anderson A. Ewart has returned to enter the Law School. He will continue in the Arts Department in conjunction with his law course.
Jas. G. Smith, Arts '95, who is a graduate of the Ann Arbor Law School, is now speaker of the Kansas City, Mo., lower house of the Common Council.
Albert H. Horton Jr., '97, has been spending the past few months in Colorado. At present he is in Cascade Canon. He will return to the University this month.
Professor and Mrs. W. B. Brownell have been spending the summer at Estes Park, Colorado, which has been the objective point of so many Lawrence people, during the heated term.
Law School Notes.
C. N. Elting, '96, has located at West Plains, Mo.
Night and Foresman, 96, have hung out their shingle in Topeka, Kans.
W. H. Sears, '90, was elected president of a large Bryan Club on July 20.
John Tucker, '96, has located with D. M. Thorn at Cawker City, Kans.
Dean and Mrs. J. W. Green have just returned from a trip to the city of Mexico.
W. S. Pope, '96, has entered the law firm of Morse & Morse, 946-8 Horstman building Kansas City, Kans.
Sam Bishop, '89, was a prominent candidate for the Democratic and Populist nomination for Congress in the second district.
F. E. Buchan, '95, and M. L. Alden, Arts 95, recently addressed a young men's sound money meeting in Kansas City, Kans.
Dudley W. Eaton, '95, is stenographer for the law firm of Trimble & Braley, in Kansas City, Mo. He may go upon the operatic stage.
W. H. H. Piatt, '96, was in Lawrence recently visiting friends. He has opened a law office at 609 New England building, Kansas City, Mo.
Clyde W. Miller and C. G. Spellman, '97 have taken the stump and will make several campaign addresses in Osage county this fall.
Anderson A. Ewart has returned to enter the Law School. He will continue in the Arts Department in conjunction with his law course.
Jas. G. Smith, Arts '95, who is a graduate of the Ann Arbor Law School, is now speaker of the Kansas City, Mo., lower house of the Common Council.
Albert H. Horton Jr.,'97, has been spending the past few months in Colorado. At present he is in Cascade Canon. He will return to the University this month.
Professor and Mrs. W. B. Brownell have been spending the summer at Estes Park, Colorado, which has been the objective point of so many Lawrence people, during the heated term.
Hon. E. C. Little, '96, Ex-Minister to Egypt under President Harrison, was chairman of the Silver Convention held at Topeka July 15. He was also a delegate to the National Silver Convention which met in St. Louis July 22. He made quite a hit in a speech before the national convention.
"The Kansas Lawyer" is the new name of the law magazine published by the faculty, students and alumni of the Law School. It was formerly known as the "Kansas University Lawyer. It will be published not only in the interest of the Law School but in the interest of the bar of the state as well. It will remain a monthly publication as heretofore. The magazine has adopted many new methods and features, and it is intended to make the publication in every way a credit to the University Law School.
Snow Hall Notes.
Mr. Gowell spent his vacation at his home near Linwood.
Professor Stevens found rest and recreation at work in his private laboratory this summer.
Professor Dyche has not been heard from for some time but is expected home before the 10th.
A large order for apparatus for the entomological laboratory has just been sent to the factories.
Dr. Williston left New Haven Tuesday, and will be in Lawrence Saturday. He will meet his classes Monday.
Mr. Barber spent part of his vacation in Colorado. Later he entertained Mr.Kahl at his home in Burlington.
Mr. S.J.Hunter, the newly appointed assistant professor of Entomology, arrived in Lawrence from Cornell University, Wednesday.
Chancellor Snow enjoyed his summer outing with Prof. Kellogg in California. The trip seems to have agreed with him, judging from his hearty appearance.
Prof. Haworth passed through Lawrence Wednesday. He will return to the city Saturday. In company with a number of students this summer he has continued the geological survey commenced last year.