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THE HESP;ERIAN
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Misses Hitchman and Andrus of Wcoping
Water high school wore wolcomo visitors at
tho University last week,
For tho cleanest and best made up cloth
ing that are fitters, go to tho Ewing Cloth
ing Co., 1115-1117 O street.
The Kuhmann brothers are back from
their homo in Grand Island where they
spent a couple of weeks narvesting their
sugar boots.
All tho old students have returned to their
old boarding place, 1029 R. Why don't
you try tho same place? Students club,
$2.25 a week.
J. F. Boomer went home to vote tho
"pop" ticket. He created much enthusiasm
during tho campaign by promulgating popu
listic doctrine.
The following committee to consider tho
advisability of having a summer school havo
been appointed: Bessoy, Barber, Nicholson,
Luckoy and Wolfe.
1 flunked in Prof. Wolfo's last exam.
Psychology is no hoax;
But after this, outsido of class
" I'll write Hesperian jokes.
The Berlin Cloak Co. give special invita
tion to tho students to call and inspect the
elegant lino of ladies' jackets, fur and cloth
capes. Latest styles and lowest prices.
1114 O street.
In tho State Journal of November 11
appeared a poom of merit by tho Rov. llen
deo. Mr. Hendee will bo remembered as
the gentleman to whom Miss Elizabeth
Russol was married last summer.
Perhaps it is not generally known that a
member of tho class of '90 has been for
some time engaged as pastor of tho Christian
church of Waterloo, Nebraska. Mr. F, F.
Cook is tho gentleman wo mention. Throo
years ago ho took up tho work, and his
friends are moro than gratified to loarn that
during tho last summer his church received
forty-five new members into communion.-
Tho following resolution was passed by
tho Freshmen boys at their last meeting.
Resolved; That wo Freshmen boys in
meeting assembled, hereby challenge tho
boys of tho Sophomore class to a game of
foot-ball, time and place to bo determined
by the managers of tho teams.
For good, stylish-mado-to-order suits Bee
tho Independence Wool Manufacturing Co.,
Geo. W. Fra8or, manager, 119 North 13th
street. Wc manufacture our own cloth and
havo a first class tailoring department. Wo
turn out nothing but first class.
Geo. R. Spurlock, a former University
student, now living at Plattsmouth, has just
closed a successful candidacy for county
judge of Cass county on the republican
ticket. TnE Hesperian congratulates tho
young judge and wishes him unqualified
judicial success.
On Friday, November 8, a very pretty
informal party occured in the Sigma Chi
rooms, Halter block. All tho active mem
bers of the chapter with their fair ones wore
present and had a jolly time. Dancing was
indulged in to tho excellent music rendered
by Mrs. Clarkson.
Visitors to tho Union society pro
grams of last year will certainly remember
Miss Dorn Zediker, tho sweet singer. They
may also remember Mr. Eddie Gunn. Both
of them moved to Alabama some timo last
summer, and now tho Hesperian has tho
pleasure of announcing their wedding, and
of extending congratulations to tho happy
couple.
Abe Chappoll was shaking hands with
old friends around the halls last week. Abo
has been attending tho Colorado school of
mines at Golden whore ho was obliged to go
on account of his health. Ho says ho would
much profor to attend tho University as tho
school of mines is not peopled with "co-eds."
Tho only compensation ho has for his college
loneliness, ho says, is tho number of- fair
acquaintances in tho city.