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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN,
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Qeorgo Bros., Printers, 13th & N.
Chaplii Bros, Florists. 127 So. 13th.
Phi Gam will entertain Friday even
ing at tho houBe.
Don't forget-tho Uul. School ot Music
Cafo.
Mrs. Nell Snioyer Babsoi
son, '07, w
as
a Uni visitor yesterday.
Dr. Haggard, 212-213 "Rich atvtB Blk.
Delta Tau will entertain at Walsh
Hall Saturday evening.
Commutation
Room.
tickets Uni. Dining
Delta U will, give an informal at
Walsh Hall Friday evening.
Try the Uni. Dining Room. You will
llko It.
Miss Pearl Younger, '04, or Geneva,
Nebr., Is visiting Uni friends this week.
Star Delivery Co., Baggage.
Phones.
Both
Miss Harriet Hutton entertained
Wednesday evening for Miss Judd of
New York. '
Best 15-cent moals.
taurant
Phoenix Res-
Miss Clara Hermansen entertained
for tho "Kindergarten Class" of the
County Fair.
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Eat at Don Cameron's new restau
rant, 119 So. 12th St.
Mrs. Jessie Southwlck of Boston,
who gave a recital hero two years ago,
Is visiting Miss Howell.
A young" womniFff shoe, Sofosls.
Rogers & Pcrklhs.Co., 1129 O Street.
Grace SaruOnt. '05. who-is teaching
it Gretna, visited In Lincoln during"
tluKTlianksglvlng vacation
See tlHHspeclal bargain hlBtory pa
llor at the university Book Store.
Walter Eckersallhus been elected
captain of the-GlilcagVUnlversIty foot
ball team for the seasoirof 1906.
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Dr. woodward, diseases or the eye,
ear, nose ahdthroat. Rlchardsblbck.
. The Dramatic Club will meet at IIiq
hbme of Miss Ruth Bailey, 1935 E'
strcetixFrlday cverdng, December 15.
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Latest faces of typo and tOp-notch
styles In printing. George Bros., 13th
& N Sts.
T.he 10 A. M. division of English
Lit. "I was excused Wednesday on ac
count of Professor Stuff's absence.
WANTED Every user or prospec
tive user of a typewriter to have a free
trial of the VISIBLE Underwoods
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Miss Nell EVans of Columbus, Nebr.,
visited the Misses Helen Hendrie and
Breta Bills during the Thanksgiving
vacation, -
F4ir . the Holidays Tho Lincoln
Book Store has tho only complete
stoclc In Lincoln of Books, Stationery,
Pyrogrnphy Materials, Pictures, Cal
endars, Etc., Etc. Tho goods as woll
as the prices are right.
O. E. Shelburn,- '04, county judge
elect of Harlan county, was visiting
University friends during tho Thanks
giving recess.
Miss Grace Cordor," '05, who is teach
ing In Wlsner, Nebr., visited the
Misses Brlderibaugh during Thanks
giving vacation..
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A. I.s "Shaw, '08 .Civil engineering,
has been compelled to quit school on
account of sickness, He' hopes to be
able to return t after tle, holiday ro-
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Professor Bessey visited his boyhood
homo In Ohio nnd tramped over fields
and woods which ho had not seenfoT
thirty years. He met some ot his
early! acquaintances, among them one
whom ho had not soen for fully forjy
years. They parted as boys, who
called ono another by thblr first names,
always nicknamed at that, while now
ono Is a prosperous business man arid
the otlieF a university professor. Pro
fessor Bessey lnspectod the botanical
department of Oberlln Collego and
found It In a prosperous condition. He
came away with a good Impression of
tho quality of tho work done.
Notice.
News and othor item for tho No
braskan should ho handed into tho
ofllco at tho east end of tho hall ot
tho second floor of University Hall.,
They should not bo put In, tho bbx' on
tho outside of tho pfllce, as thot box -belongs
to tho Latin Department, and
not to tho Nebraskan ' but should he
put on the hook Inside .the ofllco.
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