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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1896)
sl rp V 11 K LI K S P 10 R I A N Prof. H. P. Judsoii of Chicago univer sity will lecturo at the city Y. M. C. A. ball, Tuesday evening, January 19. His subject is the "Expansion of Europe.'' Last Friday evening, company "0" once more showed her appreciation of the excellent work of her last year Captain, Charley Swarta, by presenting hi in vith a beautiful sword. The present was pur chased last spring but its presentation, for a plausible reason, was postponed. Mr. Hugh Wilson, the present captain, introduced Mr. Swartz to the new mem bers of the company. Charley proceed ed to give them a few words of encour agement. While he was doiug this Mr. Wilson brought in the sword and in a few appropriate words presented it to Mr. Swartz as a gift of rememberance from the last year members of company "" ' On the scabbard was engraved "Presented to C. W. Swartz bv company CoflftiHi' . i . For the truth of the following the edi tors will not vouch. But dame rumor has it that "Zeko" Moore gave several new Pall, boys undue assurance, and in that way enticed them to scratch the slate. m several instances the veto power was exercised, and the victims Imposed to play even with "Zoko." Late Himlay evening, several masked fresh en awoke the gentleman with thoserip- "ml nfme from his deep slumbers, and Prodded -to do the right thing by him." ogotopress-Zeke'' is able to be nd with the aid of crutches. No ar- Tho State School of Agriculture opon- Thrn vth and has now 27 students. IZl , havo already availed them- thf I! , U,is PPortunity to improve u olve.. The new school has i dc- gcul, The farmers are going to Resolutions of Condolence. Resolved: That we the members of the Junior class of the Law School of the State University have learned with pro found sorrow of the death of Mrs. Thomas M. Kemp, of Kimball Virginia, the mother of our popular and esteemed class mate, J. II. Kemp, and Resolved, that we desire to express in a formal way to our class-mate our pro foundest and most sincere sympathy in this the dark hour of his bereavement. Wo know that words are vain, but they are all the consolation and comfort that it is possible for human power to offer in such times of bitter anguish, and bo it Resolved that a copy of these resolu tions bo spread upon the records of this class, and thoy be published in the col lege papers and a copy presented to J. II . Kemp. John Sinuhans, J. A. Bnowx, W. R. Hyatt. The following resolutions were adop ted by the class of '98, January 12, 1897. Whereas: It lias pleased tho Almighty God in his divine providence to remove from us our esteemed classmate and friend, Will G. Bridge, and Whereas: We tho members of the class of 98 realise that in his death we havo sustained tho loss of a follow student of admirable traits of character, be it therefore Resolved, That the class of '98 extend its heart-felt sympathies to tho parents and friends of our classmate in thoir be reavomont, and be it Resolved, That a copy of these resolu tions be sent to tho parents of the de ceased, that copies be sent to the college papers for publication and a copy be spread upon our class record. Geoiioe Bujkjet, .In. S. W. PlNKEKTOX, A. A. Oilman. h il
