THEY TEACH SCHOOL.
Many '08 Graduates Are Educators in Kansas.
Kate Williams has a position as nurse at Hutchinson, Kansas.
Mae Cross is teaching music at Hutchinson, Kansas.
Alvan Maurice is connected with the Missouri Pacific hospital at Kansas City, Mo.
Frank Langley has his LL. B shingle posted at Olpe, Kansas.
John Parsons is in a law office at Quinter, Kansas.
Ray Tinder is practising law at Parsons, Kansas.
J. B. Rieman is with the Frisco at Monett, Missouri.
Oscar Eastman is attending the medical school at K. U.
Thomas Gibson is attending the medical school at Rosedale, Kansas.
Guy Guthrie has a position as Y. M.C.A. secretary at Burlington Vermont.
Roy Brown is working in a drug store at Duguain, Kansas.
Frank Cordell is running a drug store in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Ray Walker is connected with the Rosser Chemical Company at Topeka, Kansas.
Leo Gibbons is connected with the United States Educational Department in the Philippine Islands.
Marion Kiger is a law clerk in Harrison, Idaho.
Ray Lamb is practising law at Yates Center, Kansas.
John Hess is doing graduate work in the University of Kansas.
Finlay Hyndman is attending a medical school in Carrington, North Dakota.
Henry Kohman holds a fellowship in chemistry in the University of Kansas.
Earnest Morrow is a medical student at Rosedale.
Julian Petit is attending Washington University.
William Petit is studying medicine at the Jefferson Medical College.
then ice, teacher of German and History in Bonner Springs high school.
Gertrude Walters, teacher of Latin Hillsboro high school.
Mrs. Nellie Terrill, teacher of Latin, Wamego high school.
Evdain Leaptad, teacher of German, Winfield high school.
Mr. Drake, superintendent of schools, Perry, Kansas.
Miss Minnie Barteldes, teacher of German, Iola high school.
Emil Riesen, fellow in German, K. U.
Blanche Rinehart, teacher of Latin, Morrill high school.
Katherine Schloz, teacher of German and Latin, Edwardsville high school.
Elmer Gift, superintendent of schools, Alma, Kansas.
Rebecca Moody, teacher of sciences, Hiawatha.
kosalie Stone, teacher of sciences Great Bend high school.
Eleanor Blakey, teacher in Pleasanton high school.
Frank Agrelius, assistant in botany, K. U.
Mary Pinney, teacher of sciences Alma high school.
Wilbur Jones, principal Sabetha high school.
Charles Ise, principal Coffeyville high school.
Ben Young, teacher of mathematics and science in Halstead high school.
E. H. Freiburghouse, teacher of mathematics and science in Iola high school
William McLenon, teacher of history and economics, Atchison county high school.
Anna Stemple, fellow in English, K. U.
Samuel Hill, principal high school, Minneapolis, Kansas.
Clara Carpenter, teacher of English in McLouth high school.
David Siceloff, teacher of Biology Fort Scott high school.
Carrie Long, teacher of English. Savonburg high school.
John Hill, principal, Douglass high school.
high school. Lucia Burnham, teacher of English, Dodge City high school. Patricia H.
Ola Bingler, teacher in Reform School, Topeka.
Esther McKelvy, teacher of Latin.
Clay county high school.
Luella Warren, teacher in high school, Canton.
Ivy C. Haskett, teacher of English, Arkansas City high school.
H. D. Ramsey, superintendent of schools at Cherryvale.
Eleanor Sirpless, teacher in Linwood high school.
Thekla Fisher, teacher of English and German in McPherson high school.
Lanorah Lane, teacher of English in Newton high school.
Frances Brewster, teacher of English in Reno county high school.
Edna Dart, teacher of English in Osborn high school.
Cora Dolbec, teacher of English in Norton county high school.
Verna Daum, teacher in Syracuse high school.
Nelly Dillon, teacher of mathematics, Eureka high school.
Noble Sherwood, teacher of sciences in Traroe county high school
Edith Goodwin, fellowship in K. U.
Bernice Jones, teacher of English, Junction City high school.
Grace Blair, teacher of Latin in Lawrence high school.
Shike does it at Lee's-on Sunday mornings.
Kauffman Has Returned.
Dick Kauffman, coach of the baseball team last spring, has returned for school. Kauffman was sold from the Springfield team this summer to the Louisville aggregation.
Cantalope a la mode at Vic's.
Medieval History Notice.
All students in Medieval History, whether registered in the 8 o'clock or 10:15 section, will meet hereafter, beginning Wednesday, September 23, at 8 A.M. in room 3, Green Hall, the large lecture room in the basement. Hours for quiz sections on Friday will be assigned. Hereafter there will be no 10:15 section. Students registered in that section, whose schedules conflict with the 8 o'clock hour, are requested to make transfers if the other study will permit.
D. L. PATTERSON.
Shike does it at Lee's-on Sunday mornings.
EMLEY IN WASHINGTON.
Representative to Tuberculosis Congress.
Dr. S. C. Emley, of the Medical department, left Wednesday morning for Washington, D.C., as the representative of the University to the International Tuberculosis Congress which will be held at that place from September 21 to October 12. The number of representatives will be over 1500.
Dr. Emley, and Dr. C. C. Goddard of Rosedale, will act as judges in awarding the prizes for the best papers and exhibits. Dr. Billings and Robert Van Atta will have charge of Dr. Emley's classes during his absence.
Hot and cold lunch at Vic's.
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M. B. Galloway, '08, visited at the University Friday and Saturday on his way to Chicago where he will enroll in Rush Medical College.
MANY WERE MARRIED.
Squires for Photographs.
The marriages of two members of the faculty of the Chemistry department took place during the latter part of the summer.
Cupid Busy During Summer Both Among Faculty and Students.
Assistant Professor Robert D. Landrum and Miss Ethel Sherwood were married at Wilton, Indiana, on the first day of September. Mrs. Landrum is a graduate of the University of Indiana and a member of the Delta Gamma sorority. Professor and Mrs. Landrum will be at home after October 1, at 802 Mississippi street.
Assistant Professor Henry L. Jackson and Miss Bertha Davette Taggart were married August 19, at Boston, Mass. They are living at 1202 Ohio street.
The wedding of William Underhill Moore, former professor of law at the University, and Miss Nellie Wilhelmi, will be solemnized this evening at Trinity Episcopal Church in this city. Miss Wilhelmi is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She was graduated from the University in 1904 and has studied in Europe.
The wedding of Bert Root and Miss Bertha Eddy, both University students, has been announced to take place this evening at the Eddy home at 1228 R. I. Mr. Root was one of the directors in the gymnasium last year and is well known on the hill. Miss Eddy was a sophomore last year. After the wedding they will go to Westport where Mr. Root has a position as physical director in the Westport high school.
James L. Emerick, a senior in the Law school, was married on September 12, to Miss Madge Woodhead of Lawrence at the home of the bride's parents.
Everything got to eat and Irink at Vic's.
Mrs. Margaret Henderson, A. B.'05, of Toronto, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Beebee Chaffin, of Kansas City, Mo., visited the University Friday.
MASQUE CLUB ELECTION.
Will Give a Play before Christmas—Tryout Soon.
At a meeting of the Masque club held at the Theta house Tuesday evening, Roy Dietrich was elected president for the current year, Isabel Barton secretary, and Vale Nance business manager. The club is making preparations to give a play before the holidays. Tryouts for places on the cast will probably begin next week.
Go to Vic's for everything.
Phi Gams Entertain Secretary.
Don't forget that you can get Chiclets at Wiedemann's.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity entertained about forty guests with a six-course dinner and smoker at the chapter house Wednesday evening in honor of Wilbur Christian of Indianapolis, Indiana, the national treasurer of the fraternity who was in town for a few hours.
PressYourPants All sizes of Tailors' "gooses" at
HOADLEY'S.
C. W. Rummell The Clothes Man
Garden City Tailor and Pantatorium Agent.
413 W. Adams Bell Phone 1817
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BOYLES
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725 Mass. St.
SMITH HALL.
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THE COLLEGE JEWELER.
All Students know the place
STUDENTS!
Don't forget to go to LEE PLACE after the game. You will get your money's worth.Call up 1895 Bell and get the score on other football games.
LEE PLACE.
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