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Local nutl Poi-sonul.
WILL THE COl's" KB TUEUE?
What means this howling luub
That singes round tfic Gym
Who is this playing huh"
To force au entrance in?
Ho! 1 see the thing nil right
It's no wonder now at all
For the girls t lis very night
Are tilaying Ha-tkei Hall.
If you want a shave, go to Weslerficld's.
Our spring styles arc beauties; come in ami
see them. Foot. Form Store, 121:; 0 street.
The Co-op is selling stationary at a very
low figure.
We do not break collars: they ars turned
by hand. The Bast Laundry, '-'240 0 street.
Dr. Rowlands entertained his University
class at his home Saturday evening.
S'5.00 shoes in all the up to date styles at
Foot Form Store, 1213 O street.
The Union Soeiety will not meet this even
ing on account of the basket ball game.
Full line of tablets and history covers at
the Cooperative Book Co.
Miss Mary Sullivan, of Jackson, was called
to her home temporarily, last Friday by news
of the death of her sistej.
Miss Elsie Bixby of EIrawood, visited Sat
urday and Sunday with the Misses Bertha and
Nona Johnston.
Niss Nona Bridge is out of school for a
time, on account of her mother's sickness.
She left for Frement the first of last week.
How are your shoes? We have just receiv
ed a fine lot of new spring styles.
Foot Form Store, 1213 0 street.
3Iiss McGuffcy was called to her home at
Palmyra, last week, by the illness of her
mother.
The Zoological Club met Wednesday even
ing. Papers were read by Dr. Ward, Dr.
Wolcott, E. E. Tyler and IL JL Benedict,
Do you want to see the swellest lot of incus
shoes you ever looked at, come m.
Foot Form Store, 121 3 O street.
Prof. Sherman will lecture hafora a meeting
of the Otoe County Teachers Association,
March 11th, at Palmyra.
Headquarters for Fountain Pons, history
paper, tablets, note books, pencils and all col
lege and school supplies. Book and Station
ery Department. Herpolsheimer & Co.
The names of Messrs. T. J. Hewitt. C. C.
Tullesen, and K. W. Zinser were proposed for
membership in the Palladian Society last Fri
day night.
The Delian girls have challenged the Delian
boys to a program contest. The girls' program
will take place Friday evening March li.
t'.ie boys one week later. Considerable inter
est is being taken in the preparation of these
programs.
Colored Photographs of Irish .Scenery, Ca
thedrals, Old Castles. Old Abbeys, Round
Towers and other objects of historical and an
tiquarian interest are being sold by us for 50c
each, unframed. or 1 each, framed and mat
ted. Our special price for framing pictures
and photographs will be continued during fol
lowing week. Latest "hits" in music "The
Heroes who Sauk with the Maine." lic.Cin
derella White.' the most popular two step
song ever published, the mutual hit of lSi)8,
H)c. Art and Music Department Herpolshei
mer & Co.
The new members of the Palladian Society
gave their program last Friday evening. The
"old Pals had a chance to see themselves aa
others see them, it was a mock Palladian pro
gram. H. L. Sams acted as president The
Chronicles of the Chancellor's Farm by J. E.
Boyle contained a number of good "hits' on
Palladian members. The recitation by Miss
Cults was a treat. The prophesies by Mi&
Fowler and 3Ir. Coover were not those of or
dinary mortals, they were inspired. The
sketch by Miss Nona Johnston was splendidly
written and well rendered. The essay by
Miss 3feserve was one of a "Riley" nature,
but one of the most pleasing productions of
the evening. The debate Something vs. No
thing was simply indescribable. The affirm
ative, 31essrs. Roberts and 8m oyer; Negative,
31r. Hilton and Miss Belt. The 'JVlyn Quar
tette favored the society with a couple of soul
stirring selections. Miss Ashford rendered a
pleasing solo. 'The chorus and a mock busi
ness meeting finished the evenings entertainment.