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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1897)
la THE : HESPERIAN Local uiul PerHonnl. Miss Samh Taylor 'DO, of South Omaha If you want a shave, go to Wosterfiold's. schools was in Lincoln last week visiting Mr. J. A. Reed of Beatrice did work at the friends. University during Thank saving recess. Walter Hunting was on the sick list dur- The Co-op is selling stationary at u very ing the Thanksgiving recess. ITo has suffloi- low figure. Mr. Howard of Weeping Water visited his son, Giry, Saturday. Dr. Clyde Davis, dentist. .Richards hlock. Inspector Crabtree was a foot ball enthus iast at Council Bluffs last Thursday. And now tho boys have quit playing foot ball, and have joined tho "Awkward Squad.'' R. & C. stands for Richerson & Cole, tho popular barbers at 114-1 O Street. Alfred llorne '00 spent his vacation with his parents in Grand Island. Claude Reed spent his vacation at Beatrice with his father. Miss Eva McCuno ate turkey with her brother, in Nebraska City, last Thursday. J. D. Dennison spent Thanksgiving Day With a friend' at Eldorado, Nobr. Full lam of tablets and history covers at. the Cooperative Book Co. Miss Mabel Dempster visited in Beatrice during tho recess. For holiday goods remember D. T. Smith, watchmaker and Jeweler, 1140 O st. Roy Sawyer spent Thanksgiving with Omaha friends. Scott & Shannon, lonsorial artists. S. E corner 12th & 0 sts Give us a call Tho University contributors to tho North Western Monthly for December are Professors Caldwell, Fling and Sherman. Chancellor MacLean gave an address at Rushville last Friday before tho Northwestern Nebraska Teachers' association. Nice Dress Shoe, Vesting Top, Coin toe S3. Foot Form Store, 1213 0 st. Mr. Hall gave a supper to several of his college friends at his home, 30th & R Sts., last Saturday evening. Mrs. Shank of Red Oak, Iowa has been 3 iL. , i , TT ! t onuy recovered to resume university won. Miss Mary Tremain delivered an address on "Cromwell" before tho P. E. 0. of Platts inouth last Saturday evening. I). W. Crabtree has charge of tho History department at Wesleyan this week during the absence of Prof. Bowlis. Yule Bros. Hand Laundry. All work done by hand. No extra charge for repairing. 1417 O street. Phono 754. Mr. Neal Wyne, editor of tho Peru Enter prise spent Thanksgiving with Messrs. Hut chinson and Jay. This Shoe is black Box Calf, Coin toe 82. Foot Form Store, 1213 O. S. W. Pinkerton could not bo found Thanks giving day at all. Dont know where ho was, "C"7 We do not break collars: they are turned by hand. The Best Laundry, 2249 0 street. Tel. 579. Mr. Will Boose spent Thanksgiving at Pal myra. Will says ho had a fine time and all know ho did. J ust received 200 pairs of ladies' university gymnasium shoes which wo are selling at 75c. Sanderson, Schuremau & Davis, 1213 O. Miss Myrtle Wheeler spent her short va cation with her parents. She took in the "Pall" feed also. Miss Eva Leonard came home in time to be with her Palladian friends Wednesday even ing. Mr. E. A. Moore spent his vacation at his homo in Red Oak, la. "Zeko" says ho can stand it till Christmas now. Box Calf Hand Sowed Shoes, New toe 83. Foot Form Store, 1213.0 street. The Micro jcopo Club mot Weduesdav night Nov. 21. Dr. Bessoy, Mr. Clements, Dr. Philbrick, Dr. Pound, Mr. Dales and Dr. visiting her daughter, Miss Florence, this Ward had papers and a number of very inter- weeic. CBung tniues.
