LOOA.LS.
Frank Huiu Hiont Sunday In Fair-
iiry. , . ,
Now students continue to arrive
.hilly.
II. II. Kverott hint Imil Ida golden
locks Ulniuit'd.
hiiyeon Pool 1ms returned to IiIh
homo at Wabiish.
Hon MoLueas Is spending tho week
with lila brother Vlu.
Mr. I'M Sourson Iiiih returned to IiIh
homo at (?raml lahuul.
( over to tho library ami try those
ntw lubberncckcd chairs.
McDowell aiul Haiti wero tho Inst
riders at tlio niees Monday.
IT j on want to study Cireok, go down
to tin1 t'o-jp any tlmo or day.
lloiiur Half rod, who was sick last
week, is attending classes again.
Otis Weeks, senior captain 'ill. la
engineering In tsw Hampshire.
Take u look at our now fall buIIh.
Tin "now woman" la with us.
nave sovorul( ?) In tho University.
We
Did you nollco tho ntw showcase at
tho Co-op? Go down and look at it.
L. U. Smith haa a amooth job suttlng
tlio state blackboards in the now build
ing. Tho elocution classes now hold their
speaking exercises in tlio new law
room.
The students of the I'nlvorbUy have
a common interest now Sophomore
Kngltsh.
Miss Carrie Sheldon was quite sick
the llrst of the week, but is improving
at present,
Don't fail to reserve it quarter for the
Literary Magazine. It is something to
he proud of.
The University orehesra is getting
well under way and promises to ho bet
ter than ever.
A S1.00 fountain pen can be bought
at Ilerpolbheitner & Co.'s book depart
ment lor $1.1)8.
Mr. Charley Harkor was out of the
I'nivorsity the first of the week on ac
count of sickness.
Sidney White returned to tho Uni
versity last week and will be in school
the rest of the year.
J. K. Warren is helping Mr. Hau
eroi't in his work in the weather de
partment this week.
Chancellor and Mrs. McLean enter
tained a number of University people
"ii Wednesday evening.
cSuy Howard has decided that the
I'nioii society is tho place for him. lie
ins this Friday evening.
Prof. JJiirtielt What is the singular
of many?
Voting Dutchman-Few.
Second Prep.-Who steals my Youth's
CoiiiMtiion out of my box right along?
Seniors, this is scandalous.
Have you seen the new No. 2 Smith
Premier? If not, drop in at No.l H5 So.
1 Ith St. C. W. Kckerman, agent.
Two hats have boon found and loft
at tho executive olll.co. If you have
lost a hat call and see If It 1b there.
k
Hufoni buying (Iroek, Latin, Gorman
or French dictionaries look over Uor-
polsholmor's hook department.
Tho companies are now fallen in at
tho huglo call outside of tho building
and not at tho call live minutes later,
as heretofore.
The class In .lonrnalibin Is studying
the development In printing from tho
beginning up to the middle of tlio pres
ent, century.
Friday evening there will bo a recep
tion to students at tho First Itaptist
church. All university students espe
cially invited.
Our students who are teaching tills
year are meeting witlrmarked success,
which speaks well for tho training thoy
have received.
Tho best furnishing goods stock in
Lincoln is at tlio Kwiug Clothing com
pany. Kverythlng that is now and up
to duto to show you.
A vigilance committee should bo ap
pointed to catch the hat thief and then
make things so warm that ho will con
clude to leave school.
A course for those who wisli to spe
cialize in tlio study of chemistry is
posted upon tho bulletin board. of the
laboratory building.
Those of the members of the ad
vanced class in elocution will present
a short one-act furco to tho remainder
of the class Thursday afternoon,
A follow who tluuked in hygiene last
year is anxious to get Dr. Clark in his
squad. Vengeance is sweet.
Tlio rooms in tho new Libraiy build
ing are nearly tluished and are llrst
class in every respect. No wonder all
llie piofessors want rooms over there.
.1. Amos Harretl has just returned
from a trip through the southern states.
He reports an enjoyable time visiting
his cousins and other people's cousins
The Kwiug Clothing company is
showing the best made clothing at pop
ular puces. The $8 and $10 suits are
the best values ever shown in Lincoln.
Mrs. Maiming lias started another
class in elocution for the benefit of the
law students. Mrs. Manning's elocu
tion work is growing rapidly in popu
larity. We need a reformation. Some
sticky-lingered fellow stole a Chemistry
from tlio Co-op store Monday, when
the vigilant Fuller turned to wait on a
customer.
Miss Rena Chappell has typhoid
fever. Miss Chappel Is one of our good
energetic young ladies and we join her
many friends in wishing her a speedy
reeo ery.
Wo wonder if the drill suits are re
sponsible for this a laundry bill of a
well-known cadet was found. It read
as follows: "To 1 shirt, 10c; To 15 col
lars, inc."
One of the events year
for the I'nion Society will come
off Saturday evening at the home of
Miss Anderson. It is a farewell party
to Miss Maud Triplett.
We hoar that, .1. W. hearsbn has u
debute on hand which Involves the
"now Woman" question. It'it dollars
to doughnuts (hat Scarsou comes out
ahead .
'I ho Chancellor Is making ovory ef
fort to Inoroaso tho attendance at
ohapel exorcises. No one- now knows
what sort of u treat ho Is going to mis"
by being absoi.t.
Miss Ferguson's dancing school Is
becoming quite popular. In faot, one
of the faculty is taking lessons. Good!
Tho students rise up as ouo man and
offer their hand.
A. A. Gllnian and F. T. Hi ley wore
initiated into the Delta Tan Delta fra
ternity Saturday. Sigma Chi Initiated
James Feoliet, U. 0. CtMgrovo and YV,
Burton tho same date.
Honesty Is tho best policy. Quo ca
det was reported for misspelling tlio
word "absence" Had ho used tho
pioper word, "skipped," there would
have been no such report.
That young man had a good opinion
of himself who tohl the professor in an
English class that if tlio professor ami
ho wero to change scuts thoy would not
bo out of tholr proper places.
Tho Literary Magazine will contain
articles Irom Prof. II. M. Uolden of
Missouri State University, Prof. II. H.
Ward of our own University, Mrs. Uur
uett, Mr. J. A ISurrclt and others.
The awkward squads are doing won
ders lids year, the drilling is far
ahead of any previous year at this
time. Captain Guilfoylo puts his
whole soul into the work and the cftect
can be easily seen.
"I wish," said tho young man taking
conic sections miner l'tof. Davis.
"What uo you wish?" said hiselium.
"I wish 1 had studied my algebra when
1 was in the high school." The rest of
the class say "ditto."
Director Nicholson gave a short talk
in the chapel Wednesday morning on
tlio sugar beet .industry in Nebraska.
He cumpaied the sugar beet ratsei to
a posting student, and showed that his
business was a prolitable one.
It does not make tiny di (Terence how
many classes may be reciting on the
second Hour- just lei that piauo-baug-
nig go on in Pal hall. Tlio comfort of
others does not make any difference
just so someone is amusing himself.
The second number of the Nebraska
Literary Magazine will appear about
October k2o. Tlio English Club has
given great attention to this number
and it will excel, if possible, the lirat
. number, which appeared last May.
Have you heard of it? Heard
what? Why, the Literary Magazine,
of course! Leave your subscription
for one with Prof. UatcS, Miss Prey,
Mr. Lien, Anna Uroady, Amy Bruner,
Ned Abbott or Hale Uradt before they
are all gone.
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