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Miss Clara Walker, '03, Ib sick at her
home In Plnttsmouth.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Capt. Mohrman loaves Sunday for his
home I iv Genova, where he will Btay
to vote.
Capt. nrown. of Co. C will visit his
pareiitH In Geneva over Saturday and
Sunday.
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The Union Literary society will give
A Hallowo'on party In Union hnll Fri
day night.
Roy Hazen left last night for his
homo In Avoca, In., wnere he will maKo
a short visit.
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Miss Arnold will give a Hallowe'en
party at her home, 24th and N streets,
Saturday night.
Bulletins from the game at Iowa City
will ho announced at tho Athletic Car
nival tomorrow.
Tho Dellan Literary society will not
moot Friday night, but will give a
Hallowo'on party.
Miss Lucy Clark has been called to
her homo In Tecumseh by the serious
Illness of two of her sisters.
E. M. Vvllklnson, an cx-'OG man of
Wcoplng Water, Neb., was on the cam
pus yesterday greeting old friends.
The second team leaves at 11 a. m.
tomorrow for Grand Island, where they
will meet tho colloge team of that
place.
Chas. Cotton returned Tuesday from
Syracuse, where ho spent a few days
with his parents recuperating after
tho game.
College songs will ho sung in chapel
this morning, and it will da-all the
students good to attend and show their
patriotism.
Miss Lou Young. a student at the
Conservatory of Music, was called to
her home at Stanton; Neb., yesterday
by the Illness of her mother.
Miss Beatrice Walling wont to her
home in Cozad for a Bhort visit with
her sister Edith, '03, who is engaged
in teaching in the public schools of
tnat place.
NOTABLE ARTICLES
September 19 Captain Rafforty and his Yalo Football Squad.
September 26 Dowitt, Princeton's Versatile Football Horo.
October 3 What is the matter with Pennsylvania.
October 10 Captain Marshall's Vicissitudes at Harvard,
October 17 Football at tho Universities of Chicago and Michigan.
October 24 T'10 University of Wisconsin on tho Gridiron.
Illustrated by tho bost Football Photographers in tho World
RALPH D. PAINE and FRANK BUTTERWORTH, both noted Foot
ball authorities, writo on tho game exclusively for
The Illustrated Sporting News
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R. E. Dumont journed to Omaha
Tuesday with Clark Powell
Percy Agnew, a brother of Miss Sal
lie Agnew, is very low with pneumonia
at l'lattsmouth. But Blight hopes are
held out for his recovery. His mother
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evening at a house party at her home
In Liberty: Florence Hirst, Patricia
Naughton, Edith Gourlay, Agnes Herbert.
Miss Palln, newspapor clerk for the
Historical society, was thrown from
n. buggy 'Wednesday evening on 27th
street. Her Injuries are so serious that
sho will bo unable to attend to ho
work for a fow davs In consequence
Professor Bessey has been giving his
attention tho present. wee.i to straight
ening out his correspondence, and pro
viding for the many Items of delayed
business which had accumulated dur
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