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THE HESP
Professor Barbour's way of remembering
names of men by the names of towns, proved
a source of amusement to the geology stu
dents. J. P. Anderson is making a frantic effort to
grow a fierce and bristling mustache. So
determined an effort is worthy of better
success.
Let every student take a tin horn and go
to the Omaha foot ball game on Thanksgiv
ing via the Burlington Route. Rates lower
than ever before.
0. T. Reedy, of the class of '95, was in
Lincoln on the seventh to yell for the
Beatrice boys. The game stood iS to 10 in
favor of Beatrice.
There will be several recitations by pupils
of Mrs. Manning at the Conservatory concert.
All students and their friends are cordially
invited to be present.
Go to Westerfield's barber shop. Estab
lished for six years. Elegant bath rooms in
connection. 117 N. Thirteenth street or
basement Burr block.
Professor Hodgeman has invited his classes
to spend the evening at his home on the
twenty-fourth. Those not in mathematics
are green with jealousy.
Chancellor Canfield is all right! We never
doubted it. The way he waved his ribbon
bedecked cane was patriotic in the extreme.
Hurrah for the Chancellor.
Miss Helena Redford's cousin, a former
student of the university, has been here visit
ing for a few days. She intends to be back
in the university next year.
We advise students to buy boeks at the
Lincoln Book Exchange 1 S. 12th street.
Second-hand university book a specialty.
Books of all kinds bought and sold.
Students will now find convenient lockers
furnished by the Co-operative Book Com
pany. You never need go bookless any
more if you have got the requisite price.
These crisp mornings and evenings is
nature's warning to man; prepare yourself for
the severe weather to follow, Underwear is
the foundation of dress, get it perfect fitting
m any quality at Herpolsheimer & Co.
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The Delians are expecting to have a good
program on the 23rd and want all their friends
to be sure to come. They always have good
programs and are always pleased to see their
friends.
Every student that can should, show bis
patriotism by going to the foot ball game at
Omaha on Thanksgiving. There is nothing
so encouraging to the boys as a good sym
pathising yell.
The class of '94 mourns the loss of their
vice-president, Miss McKinon. We sup-
pose that nothing but the prospect of
having her with them next year would recon
cile them to their hard lot.
The English Club will soon be a thing of
the past. At an enthusiastic meeting held
at Miss Brody's home it was unanimously
decided that a new name be adopted. Four
new members were elected.
There arc rumors afloat that the Delians
too are contemplating having a feast of some
thing beside wisdom or rather of something
in connection with reason. The event will
take place before Thanksgiving.
If you care for the comfort of being well
dressed, the satisfaction of style and the
knowledge of the best material in the best
make for the money you can get it at the
Ewing Clothing Co., 1115 and 1117 O St.
A cloak is indispensible to a lady's ward
robe; if you want the practicle, everyday
cloak or the dressy astrichans or Buncle see
the stock where the prices are nominal,
styles and weights are right, and fit is perfect,
at Herpolsheimer & Co.
The funeral of Katie Park Robbins, sister
of L. H. Robbins was held Tuesday, Nov.
13th, at the residence of L. A. MacCandles.
Her death was caused by heart failure, the
result of a contagious illness. She was a
member of the junior class of the high school.
At the last business meeting of the Politi
cal Economy club the following were made
members: Mrs. Professor Taylor, Mrs. L.
. Abbott, and the Messrs. W. H. Forsythe,
R. P. Teel, N. Abbot, McGuire, and Leavjtt.
At the next open meeting the Chancellor will
deliver a lecture on "Banking."
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