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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1896)
llnfsftKKtfSwSfKBKfKMEISi THE HESPERIAN LOCAL. Miss Hopper will attend the summer school Prof. Fling will do work in the summer school. Thomas Lunn has been very sick for the past week. Miss Johnes will spend the summer in California. Miss Smith will work in the library dur ing the summer. Professor Lees will take a month's outing on his wheel. Miss Curtiss will remain in the city during the summer. Everybody will attend Field Day program next Monday. Editor J. H. Lien will spend vacation in South Dakota. Prof. Caldwell will teach in the Lancaster county institute. Mr. Crabtree will instruct in the Sarpy county institute. J. W. Searson will do institute work at Wahoo this summer. Be -sure yon get a Literary Mazazine be fore you go home. L. C. Smith will spend most of the sum mer vacation in the library. Mr. Harding will teach history in the Seward institute this summer. N. L. Polllord expects to go to South America about the first of July. R. A. Cushman will develop muscle at home on the farm this summer. Parmelee and "Fatty" Ryan served time in the guard tent while out at camp. Miss C Sullivan will spend her vacation at borne in West Point, Nebr. Miss Rcna Chapel will visit her sister in Golden, Colo., during the summer. Misses Monroe and Bruner will spend their vacation at home in West Point, Neb. R. H. Graham will make up French in the summer school. W. V. Hoagland will hangout his shingle at North Platte during vacation. J. P. Cameron will hold a cultivator this summer and practice singing in his spare moments. Miss Elizabeth Thompson has closed her school in Tecumseh and is home for the summer. Prof. Fling delivered an address before the Alumni association at Falls City Satur day night. The students of the Conservatory of Music gave their last recital in the chapel last Thursday night. G. E. Hager went to Clay Center last week where he will help his brother in the art of farming. John Maguire will spend the summer in South Dakota and probably do some work in the institute. J. H. McGuffey will think out political schemes while plowing corn this summer near Palmyra. Don't forget that Field day is next Mon day. It will only coet you 25 cent to go. Read the list of prizes. The Falladians will give an informal re ception to their seniors in their hall next Friday evening. P. D. Q. Miss Robbins will not be back next year. After a two months' visit in California she will return to her home in Connecticut. Miss Olive Thayer, a former student and Palladian, has just returned from her work at Iola, Kansas, Her many frionds gladly bid her 4welcome home.' A. S. Johnson expects to rest most of the summer. As pastime, he says he will read Herodotus, Lysias, Demosthenes, the Odys sey, Ovid's Metamorphoses, ten plays of Plantus, Virgil's Culex and Sophocles Antigone. m rai