The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, December 10, 1897, Page 10, Image 10

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Chancellor MacLoan manifested his appreci
ation of the football boys by giving them a
"Pennant Supper' at the Lincoln hotel last
Friday evening. After the sumptuous feast
the Chancellor, as toastmastcr, gave a short,
talk on "The University." The following
toasts were responded to. "The Alumni
Rooter," Roscoe Pound; "Football from a
Professional standpoint, "Prof. Caldwell;
"Athletics in the University," Dr. Hastings;
" Willie, Wy lie, Woolly G. Woodruff," Coach
Robinson; "Our Friends,the Enemy," "V. II.
Oury; "The Team that Won," Captain Shedd;
"The Scrubs," Will Green; "Iron-Clad Front
ami Brass," Will 11 ay ward.
Those present, consisting of the first eleven,
THE : HESPERIAN
Tho board of regents are in session this week,
K. K. I'lacek, a student of the University lias been
given a duputy.ship at Geneva.
Itussel Thorpe, who is attending college in Mo., is
visiting the Hut as.
Prof. Fling lectured before the class in History of
Kilueatinn Tuesday night. His subject was "Method
of Teaching History in the High School".."
Wantkd Trustworthy and active gentlemen or
Htlius U travel for responsible, established house.
Monthly J" 0 1 and expenses, L'oMticm steady. Kef-
crence. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, Dept. V., Chicago.
The Hub is ottering its stock of clothing at
a very low figure. Every student should
avail himself of the opportunity of getting a
good suit of clothes cheap.
The following members of the Y. M. C. A.
arc in attendance at the state convention
second eleven and the Athletic board, report which is being held in Hastings: II. It. Tuck-
a delightful time, and carry in their heart the
wannest feeling for the Chancellor.
Tho debating clubs have placed a very neat
bulletin board in the hall of the main build
ing. The entertainment committee of the college
settlement has planned an entertainment for
the evening of .Jan. (5 180S.
Miss Luna Athens has again taken up her
work in the University. She has been out of
school three weeks on account of sickness.
Tho Palladian society has taken the lead in
postponing her regular literary, program on
the evening of the opening of tho preliminary
debates.
Mr. Thayer who graduated from the Uni-
er, Pi. A. Campbell, J. E. Boyle, W. J. Low
rie, J. IT. Iioo.se, Oliver Chambers, C. J. and
C. L. Allen, W. .1. Robertson, J. IT. Sayer.
C. C. Tellesen, J. II. Ovcrturf, C. C. Johnson
and Prof. II. B. Ward.
When buying presents for your friends at
Christmas probably the lirst thing that sug
gests itself to your mind is a book. The rea
son is patent. The person who will not be
interested in a book of some kind is the ex
ception and not tho rule. Then again the
price of books accommodates itself to the
purses of all. You can buy a book for a child
for a uicklo or a dollar. You can get them
for the "grown tips" from si dime to what
you please. Tho popularity which our Book
and Stationery Departments have always en
joyed is owing to the fact that wo always have
varsity in '94 and who is a member of the
class of '90 of the Denver Medical College is endeavored to give our customers the best
visiting old friends at the University. vulue oWainnblo t the lowest possible profit.
'P,.,u,w ii., nUM ,i , This year we are in better shape then ever
i. uwuuj "iim minvuu x uuiiu u.1111 jj
C. Peterson gave a spread at the Capital hotel
to a few selected football enthusiasts. Those
present were Coach Robinson, Manager Oury,
Will Hay ward, Geo. Shedd, Phil Russell.
before to supply tho wants of our patrons.
Wo can supply you with all the latest books
such as Quo Vades by Lienkieviez, Choir In
visible by Jas. Lano Allen, Christian Captains
Courageous by Kipling at way down prices.
Last Friday evening the Union society was We have cloth bound books at 10e and up
uimblo to give tho musical program as sehed- ward. Poets .'Ific, gilt edged poets 50c. Sets
ulod, on account of the severe weather nre- J Ma?aul'ly -Hull Caine, Marie Corelli,
venting tho appei
characters on the
went in a oouy anu visiteu tno rauauian soei- ol our pn
ety where an interesting program was given. Book & Stationery Dopt. Ilorpolshoimor & Co
t of the severe weather pre- 0l Alacauluy, Hull Caino, Marie Corelli,
the program. Tho members llt 08c per set. These arc but a lew samples
md visited tho Palladian soei- of our prices.