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16 THE HESPERIAN w III B. ' pi" k A 'i-tofl LOCAL. Professor Adams was ill last week. A boys' banjo club is the latest addition , to University music. Prof. Ward attended the reunion at Wil liams College this month. Mrs. L. E. Troyer, formerly of '95, is studying medicine in Chicago. Miss Louise Pound has again resumed her work in the department of English. A. P. Libbey, formerly a student in the University, visited Lincoln last week. The University band did some good ad vertising work for the foot ball game Satur day. October 11 the Botanical Seminar cele brated their seventh birthday with pie and re joicing. R. W. Thatcher and W. E. Kirke left for the "World's Fair via the Rock Island last Mondav. A delegation of about a hundred students went down to meet the Baker boys Friday evening, Capt. F. F. Tucker has returned from a two weeks' visit at the World's Columbian exposition. oyster supper to the Kangaroo club in return for past favors and entertainments. Miss Conklin's German Conversation Club is reported to be progressing at an astonish ing rate. It meets Friday evenings. G. H. Risser entered school Monday. He has been spending the summer visiting with the "Four Hundred" in New York. The new University pins are striking and unique. The design is a pennant in white and crimson with U. of N. on it in gold. J. Nornion Shrove and Chas. C. Engberg, last year's students, have returned from their homes in Fremont, and will again take up their work. The Philomathian society has closed down for repairs. The real cause was the lack of suitable rooms, this making it impossible to build up a strong society. Miss Mabel Barton, a former student, was married at her home in Grand Island Oc tober 13 to Charles J. Slater, of Lincoln. Their home is at 2507 P street. The Palladian Boys1 Debating club has reorganized for the fall term. Mr. Benedict was elected president, Mr. Walker secretary. New students are invited to the club, which meets Saturday evenings. Geo. R. Cullen, who has been working in The m08t artistic things seen about the the vineyard of Uncle Sam this summer, has nal1 tnis vear are tue Union programmes. entered school. Friday, October 21, Chancellor and Mrs. Oantield entertained the faculty at their home, 1522 S street. The Union and Delian societies will both They are in every way seemly, artistic, and fair to look upon. The Unions have an artist in their ranks somewhere. Some 'University Pins" are now on sale at Brown's. The design is quito neat, and, adjourn Friday evening, the 10th,on account although tllG 8Wlrlet if brown, and the cream of the Palladian concert. Greatly to thG satisfaction of Miss Conk lin and her students new blackboards have been put up in room 30. Capt. Fred Olemments has re-entered the is very thin, the pins will, probably, be quite generally worn. If they are tho best that can be secured, everyone should wear one. Be loyal.. The large attendance of both faculty and students at Ingersoll's lecture on Shake- University after completing a fifteen davs' .. 0u i L , ,, , T , n. " speare speaks volumes for the taste and en hghtenment of tho University public. A It is said that Mr. M will give an great deal might bo written and said about UH sH ft 1