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C. M. Hinds, '95, haB been appointed
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Rov. and Mrs. Luclen J. Marsh, '01,
of Orand Inland, are visiting E. R.
Walton of this city.
Miss Besflie Brown, '03, will be an
assistant in Reading and Expression in
the Summer School. Miss Brown is
now Instructor in Oratory and Elocu
tion in the Hastings High School.
O. W. Gcrwlg, '89, is the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. Sherman and Dr. and
Mrs. Clapp. Ho is in Lincoln for tho
reunion of the class of 1889, Which was
oelobratcd at tho home of Judge FroBt
Tuesday evening. Mr. Gerwlg is now
secretary of the Board of Control of
the Allegheny (Pa.) schools, which
poflitidh ho has Tield for sfeveral years.
He was a pioneer to Nebraska and
since he took his degree of M. A. from
the University In 1890 he has been an
enthusiastic supporter oC his Alma
Mater.
The following Nebraska alumni were
in Lincoln last week for the reunion
of Phi Kappa Pel:
Frank Brown, Omaha, secretary
Northwestern Copper Mining Co., of
Wyoming; P. A. Powers, Chicago,
purchasing agent, Chicago Coke, Gas
& Light Co.; Lewis C. Oborlles, Lin
coln, member Oborlles & Son Lumber
Co., Lincoln; Ward Hildreth, Chicago,
treasurer Holsman Automobile Co.,
Chicago; James Walter Morrow, Pasa
dena, Cal., real estate agent; William
D Reed, Omaha, real estate dealer;
Benton W. Wilson, City of Mexico,
with Warner & Qalston, attorneys,
New York City and City of Mexico;
Vergil C. Barber, Chicago, manager
Poeteur Vaccine Co., Chicago; William
H. Sudduth, Minneapolis, manager of
Jennings Flouring Mill Co.; Rudolph
K Strassman, Chicago, advertising
manager, Chicago Tribune; Carson
Hildreth, Franklin, Nebraska, banker;
Vllo Brown, Omaha, with Armour &
Co ; H. G. Shedd. Lincoln, registrar,
State University; E. A. Wiggenham, T.,
Ashland, cashier Farmers' & Mer
chants Bank; Chas. Y. Thompson,
West Point; Burton W. Christie, Oma-
hu, physician; Geoo. C. 9hedd, Lincoln,
structor, Department of Rhetoric, U.
f N.; Frank M. Stlner, Minneapolis,
resident Twin City Laundry Co.; Ed-
r H. Clark, Lincoln, assistant regis
trar and secretary to the Chancelldr,
University of Nebraska; Craig L.
Sponcer, Pender, Neb., banker; Archi
bald L. Haeckor, Lincoln, adjutant pro
fessor ofi Dairy Husbandry, U. of N.;
Austin "T. Collett, Omaha, Mechanical
Engineering Department, Pacific Ry.;
Lewis W. Kaismeyer, Lincoln, member
Korsmeyer Plumbing Co.; Edwin T.
Chapln, Sand Point, Idaho, Funk
hauser Lumber Co.; Carl G. Flrche.
Plattsmquth, Nob., assistant cashier,
First National Bank; Earl W. Wil
liams, York, Neb., clothier; James P.
Campbell, Kansas, manager Cudah
Oil Co.; William H. Alanss, Chicago,
industrial comimssioner, Burlington
Route; Frank P. Manchester, Pueblo,
District Freight-Agent. U. P. Ry.;
Chas. W. Engle, Omaha, chief engin
eer's office, C. & N. W. Ry.; Frederick
A. Cuscadon, Omaha, Union National
Bank; Edgar A. Balrd, Omaha, attor-noy-at-law;
Ernest T. Brown, York,
Neb., attorney-at-law; John D. Ringer,
secretary Y. M. C. A., University of
Nebraska; Newton ft. Buchley, Hol
droge, roadmaster,"BT & M. Ry.; Ernest
H. Allen, Chicago, attorney-at-law;
Doane Powell, Omaha, advertising de
signet; Daniel W. Cook, Beatrice,
Neb., banker; Chas. F. Ladd, Lincoln,'
dentist; Fritz A. Fricke, Plattsmouth,
druggist; John J. Ledwlth, Lincoln,
attorney-at-law; Russell S. Harris,
Omaha, civil engineer; Philip F. Bross,
Lincoln, with Miller & Paine; Herman
V. McCulluch, Lincoln, with Lincoln
Traction Co.; Arthur W. Jaynes, Oma
ha, with Nebraska Telephone Co.; Rex
MoorehoHEO, Sutton, Neb,, Lumber
'?o.; Burdptte G. Lewis, Madison, Wis.,
graduate student, University of Wis
consin; William C. Mercer, Lincoln,
with Magee & Deemer.
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