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Mr. H. L. Margh '84, is now preaching in Iowu.
Itrof. A. G. Warner, '85, who has had leave of
absence from his position a. head of thu Political
Science department in Leland Stanford during tho
past two yours, is back at. his post. Ho expects to
remain till December.
Fred Hyde '1)2, wlio visitod in Lincoln for about
two weeks, luft last week for Denver, llu lias bi'on
rusticating for his health during tho past year in
Western Nebraska ami Wyoming.
Mt. U. N. Wagner '88, is vory successful in his
position as principal of tins Ilobron Schools.
Mr. K. H. Shorinan '95, was seen at ohnpol Friday
morning.
Mr. Hart '97, was in tho city Friday and Saturday
attending the meeting of Superintendants.
Mr, A. A. Monroe '84, who bus been superinten
dent of the South Omaha schools for twelve years,
attended the meeting of Superintendents last week.
Miss Nelliu (Jiiggs B. A. ''!, went to New York
Tuesday. She will remain there during the winter
to study music.
HESPERIAN
Anions llus CJiM-oltH.
Miss Martha Burks '95 a member of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority whs at the University Sat
urday, Oct. 1(1.
Harley Hewitt was initiated into the Alpha Tail
Omega fraternity last Saturday evening.
Phi Delta Theta initiated Chailes Abbott of Lin
coln last Saturday night.
Win. Hammaug, Nebraska's con tor on tho '95 foot
ball team, was here to witness tho Tarkio-State
game.
C. C. Griggs is now at Galena S. 1). in tho employ
of an assaying Co.
Delta Gumma gave a very enjoyable party last
Friday evening at tho homo of Miss Helen Woods.
About twenty couples were present. It was tho
coining out party of the recently initiated members.
Kappa Kappa Gumma will give a party at thu
home of Miss Whcdon next Friday evening. This
will serve to introduce the new Kappas to the Uni
versity public.
Colleo ofLmv Notes.
Cluo Tishuo has ro-ontored tho college taking up
tho work of tho senior class.
O. W. Bullion made a business trip to Omaha
Saturday.
Prof. Bobbins organized the class in case study
last Tuesday.
Mr. Wagner is nmkiiigqiiitoa reputation as a long
distance talker. Members of tho junior clas indict
that ho is the equal of Col. John Martin Tucker.
Mr. Kringer of Ames College lias enteied the col
lege, Ho was u member of the famous Ames foot
ball team of 'Do.
At tho Maxwell el nb meeting Saturday evening
Denison and Gibson urged tlie justness and equity
of tho dilicienoy judgment law. Kemp and Lyonds
argued from the other standpoint. The general,
discussion was lively. Mr. Lamb presided during
tho parliamentary scrap.
AVNlvan-lTiiivM-HU.v.
Tho line-up for tomorrow's game with Wesleyan
is as follows: Funke 1 e stringer; Fitchie 1 t Pcarso;
Kingsburg 1 g Hansen; Bornell c Herbert; Brew r g
Turner; Gilbert. Capt. r t Hay ward; Lemon r e Wig
gins; Stevenson q Cowgill; Bailey 1 h Schwartz.
Montgomery; Carver r h Williams; Irwin f b Shedd
Capt.
jVIiiiHtrclH Tomorrow ICveniii;?.
Tho minstrel show for the bouolit of football will
bo given in tho chapel Saturday ovoning. The boys
have been working hard to mako the entertainment
a success and deserves a largo audionco. Romenibor
that the proeoods go to football.
At Lansing Theatre, Thursday, Oct. S, Klnv&
Krlangor's Third Annual review In Gay New York
will appear with 75 people in this caste. The press
generally speaks well of this entertainment mid if
it is half as gay as New York it must be all right.
Popular prices of admission. See their ad.
We can supply you with all the latest, music at
Ww than halt the published price. We carry in
stock a large line of Folios both instrumental vc
vocal at i less pi ice limn yon can liny them cUc
where. Following are .special for next week:
"In Shadow uf the Pines," Bells of the Season"
Two step, "In the Baggage Coach Ahead" each 21c.
"Sum.) Day Perhaps You'll Know," "Playing
Under the Apple T.tee," 19e each.
Music. Dcpt. IlKltl'DI.SIIKl.MKIl & Co.
Commencing next Monday, Oct. Mill, Faust Bros.
Big Vaudorvillo Show and Loudon Bell Biugers will
give entertaidmant.-, nightly at the Funko Up era
House, This show comes to us highly recommended
and we think it will be worth the prices which aio
low as will be seen by lelereiice to their advertise
uicnt which may be found in anothri coluu n.
Al purchasers of Fountain Pons in our Book De
part mom during the cjining week will receive u sil
ver plated Fountain Pen Holder liee. Our (19c
Fountain Pen still continues io be the most popular
pen in the city with University Student. A full
line of "Century" & Waterman's "Ideal" Pons in
stock. Hr.iu-oi.su KiMKtt ft Co.
In spite of the rainy weather about twonty
iivo senior girls attended tho reception at
Miss Lucy Green's Saturday afternoon.
Dainty refreshments wore served by tho hos
tess. Every one laid a very enjoyable time.
