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.otic Wliltmnie of Valley, visited old
lTi IveiRlty friends over Sunday.
' v. R. Oould and Ed Zimmeier nro
conltnitl io their ic.o'ns by neurnlgln.
The rlertlon of officers of the Junior
das. will be held a week fiom nexi
Monday.
O. O. Snyder of Omaha, vlfeited Ills
daughter, Bess Snyder, at the conserv
atoi v Saturday.
r.li. Clark Mitchell, a Freshman In
the I nlvcrslty, entertained n filend
l'pin Frontier county last Sunday.
C. N Catlln, of Peru, one of last
year'B Seniors, has registered for post
giaduate work in the University.
A new incubator has been reeeihed
by the zoological department for the
use of the students in embryology.
St. Luke's Choir club will ghe a
party at Walsh hall Thursday evening,
this being the last until after Lent.
Mr. Frank Smith, who is attending
the University, has been entertaining
his brother, from Boulder, Colo., the
lutst week.
Mrs. F. M. Johnson leaves today for
Virginia, whore she will make an ex
tended visit at a health resort near
Washington.
Professor Howe, instructor In math
ematics at the Peru State Normal, nnd
a former student of the University,
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Edna Bullock, Instructor In lit
erature at the agricultural college, and
a former student of the University, vis
ited the historical society rooms Saturday.
Tom Moore, of Bellevue, college, wh.)
played with that school against he
University in the Nebraska-Bellevue
game last fall, Is visiting at the Sigma
Clll house
The department of botany has re
ceived a largo package of plants from
the herbarium of the New York botan
ical garden for addition to the Univer
sity herbium.
The class In the study of woods now
numbers twelve. They are using Pro
fesEor Siiowb book. "Tho-Principal Spe
cies of WoodB." a new work which
has Just appeared.
V. L. Strickland, now principal of
the Geneva high school, and an old
University man. visited in the city the
latter part of last week. He expects
to he back in school next year.
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All Students Look Alike to 1)9
Whether they belong to a Frater-.
nity or not Jewelry at low pricey
for everyone Special attention to
repairs,
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BOARDING arid LIVERY
Baggage and Gab Lino
Curriak'tw furnirtbcd for Weddings. Piirtion and
Funerals. Offloo Ufcl P Street.
Tolephono 660.
Professor Sheldon, of the American
history department, is busily engaged
in preparing the first copy of the his
tory of our state constitutions and con
stitutional conventions. This promises
to be an excellent and complete history
of these documents and a highly com
mendable piece of work.
Dr. Ward leaves thlsevening on a
lecture tour and will be gone several
days. Tomorrow evening he wll lec
ture at Warrensvllle, Mo., at the State
Normal, and Thursday evening at the
University of Kansas at Lawrence. His
Bubject Is "Mosquitoes and the Dis
eases Thoy Cause," His lecture will
be illustrated by fifty lantern slides,
some of which were made In the department.
Jared G. Smith. '88. now of Hono
lulu, has Issued the "First Annual Re
port of the Proceedings of the Farm
ers' Institutes of Hawaii." a copy 6r
which he has sent to the botanical de
partment. This report shows that he
is as active as the director of the agri
cultural experiment station of Hawaii
as he used to be when a study of bota
ny In the University and a member of
the botanical seminar in Its eady and
somewhat frisky days. Valuable papers
aie published in thb? report, among
which are "The Relation of the Experi
ment Station to the Farmer." "Pine
apples." "Irish Potatoes," "The Prun
ing of Fruit Trees." "The Castor Bean."
etc. ,
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