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Company F will give its Ilrsl anmuil hop sit forest evinced ns to the outcome of the pond
Courier hull this evening. g election of editors for the '00 Sombrero.
Prnf. nnrl.ni- mivo 1111 illustrated lecture on Tho lh'sl iPortJUt thing done was to decide
Rome to the preparation Latin classes Satur- t0 havo but Uvo editors-in-chief, although
day night.
Miss Ella Leonard has been compelled to
leave school on account of poor health.
Cloth top or Vidi Kid Young Ladies shoes
in all the new shades and shapes $".()0. Foot
Form Store. 121. 'J 0 street.
The Chancellor and Mrs. Mae Lean received
t hero Avore many advocates of tho three idea.
Candidates for places on the board were num
eaous. Some had to go down no doubt some
good ones. But on tho whole the class is to
be congratulated on its choice of Junior An
nual editors. The. board was elected as fol
lows: Editors-in-chief, R. C. Roper and
Frank Woodland; business managers, Austin
the faculty and students of tho agricultural J. Collott and Floyd Van Vol in; associate
school Saturday night.
LYol. Fossler was at home to his University
class of the Universalist church last Saturday
evening. Miss Flora Bullock read an inter
esting paper on tho "Religion of Browning."
The Glee and Banjo clubs have decided to
make a western trip, visiting Denver, Cripple
Creek, Colorado Springs, etc. They will start
about April Lr and will be gone two weeks.
The return will be made by way of Kansas.
Fountain pons liih; each, History Paper (c
per hundred sheets. HUtory covers Oc each
and upwards, Students' Xote Rooks no each,
editors. Gladys Henry, D. J. Adams, Eva
McCune, Eugenia Maekiu, Harriet Packard,
Rena Alderman, Oliver Chambers, Fred West
C. R. lmler, P. E. Reedor, Rose M. Hess, C.
.1. West, and R. A. Benedict.
College IVofoN.
P. .7. Elliot will represent Kansas in the
inter-state oratorical contest.
Columbia University is to debate with the
University of Chicago in New York city on
March 23.
An Ann Arbor student says they have two
Lead pencilsVc each, University tablets and lea. 7c Students must not. burn the
all college supplies at lowest ligurcs. (!0llc 1)U,ldinSs or kl11 tho Pressors. .
Book Dept. lLerpolshoimor & Co.
A number of men from each company met
together during drill hour Monday evening to
see about organizing a cavalry troop and a
detatchment for target practice. There will
be instructions in saber drill and the care of
tho horse, and target practice. One-fifth
credit will be given.
From the Vidette-Reporter it is learned
that S. U. I. is having considerable difficulty
in obtaining tho desired appropriation from
the Iowa Legislature.
The following from an unknown exchange
will bo found in italics over the door of. the
ITisi'icuiAN sanctum
1 f you've got a thought that's happy
Boil it down;
In chapel Monday morning Miss Mary rake it short and crisp and snappy, '
Sargent, of Lake Forest University, Chicago, Boil it down;
spoke a few words to tho students. Dr. M. yj,ou yom. brain its coin has minted,
A. Buell, Dean of Theology in the Boston )owu 'ixQ nilge yom. oyo lmg .juted,
University also gave a little talk emphasizing i f you want yom. Ofl-ort printed,
tho necessity of tho drudgery part oi daily
life and the good that is likely to come out of
it. Miss Sargent advised the students to
chooso a profession that was pleasing to thorn.
S(phoiiions ISleol, Sombrero T21-
itorn.
Boil it down.
Boil out all tho extra trimmings,
Boil it down.
Skim it well then skim tho skimmings
Boil it down;
When you're sure 'twould bb a sin to.
Cut another sentence in two,
IlOPKIt AND WOODLAND SUCCESSFUL.
The Sophomore class meeting last Friday Send it on and we'll begin to
afternoon was well attended and no little in
Boil it down.
