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baby lay, its tiny limbs convulsed in the agony of death. He began measuring the child for its coffin.
"Oh, Robert, dont! dont! You'il kill me!" sobbed his wife.
"Now, Mary, don't take on so," he said in an injured tone, as he proceeded with the measurements. "The doctor's going down town and says he'll order the coffin. It'll save me the trip." G. H. B.
LOGALS.
We are all back.
Frank Jewett is teaching.
Will Brewster has entered the Senior class.
Jerry Simpson is here looking after foot ball interests.
Adna G. Clarke will take part law and part art this year.
C. 1. Spellman is in town. He may attend the law school.
Miss Pauline Lewelling is teaching school near Askansas City.
Miss Rogers came Monday to take her old position at the library.
H. W. Smith '97, arrived Monday evening to attend the University.
Smith's News Depot is headquarters for Base Ball and Athletic goods.
Chas. F. Scott had a very clear logical and conclusive editorial on the H'english report last week.
W. C. McCrosby was on the hill Monday to enroll. He spent the summer at his home in Peabody, Kas.
Elias Sellards, of Scranton, has entered the Freshman class. He attended Washburn last year.
A hundred styles of Toilet Brushes at Woodward's—direct from the manufacturer and importer.
Eugene C. Alder has been employed by the Theo. Poehler Mer. Co., this summer in their wholesale house in this city.
W. R. Crane is back from the coal fields of southern Kansas, where he has been doing geological work for Prof. Haworth.
Victor Chastain comes from Washington state to the Pharmacy school.
Fred Buchan, '94, spent a few days visiting friends in this city last week. He goes to the Northwestern Law School this year.
D. D. Gear, local editor of the WEEKLY is playing ball in Oklahoma and is fast becoming rich. He will return in about three weeks.
Miss Ruth Plumb sailed for the United States September 7th,after a summer's tour in Europe. She will visit for some time in the east, and may return to school next spring.
Mr. Dana Tempiln left Satuaday for Plattsburg, Mo., where he has a civil engineering position on the extension of the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf railroad being built through that country.
Jim Kelsey was on the hill Thursday shaking hands with his friends. After visiting a few days at his old home in Hiawatha, he will go to Chicago, where he has a position with an electrical company.
Prof. H. B.Newson returned the first of the week from his old home in Ohio. He spent the summer with his mother and sister, except a few weeks he spent on the Templar excursion to Boston. He has had a needed rest, which has improved his health remarkably.
The Leis Drug store carries the celebrated Key West and Prime Domestic cigars.
Johnson & Johnson. Fresh and Meats, Cured
Poultry and Game. 830 Mass. St. Prompt Delivery and Fair Treatment.