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THIS NEBRASKAN-HESPER1AN.
Xocal anfc personal.
Yiv. Wonte, dentist.
W. 13. Cnrroutliors, hordsnian nl the
fnrin, lias gono to Long Pino for a few
days.
Wosloffluld's ogg shampoo Is all
right.
Lincoln Dontnl College Clinic. 121
South 14th st.
Rofiistintlon for the law school be
gan Saturday.
Don Cameron liineh counter. 114-1S
South Eleventh.
Mrs. C. 13. Bessey has gono to New
York for a visit.
Oliver Johnson, dentist, nth and ().
over Hurley's druff store.
C. P. Atwood. '00, spent Saturday In
Lincoln calling on his old friends.
AVesterfioId. the barber, lias a largo
student trade. It's the place whore
they all go.
The Chancellor will give an address
to the teachers at Broken Bow on
Wednesday.
Samuel .lohnson, "00. principal of
schools at Martol, visited here Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. 13. Brown gave an
informal dinner 'I'uesday evening for
Major and Mrs. Dudley.
A. A. Waterman fountain pons. SI
and up, all guaranteed. At Manuals
di'tiy store: Fourteenth and O.
A. A. Sims, class '00. has returned to
the 'University and will assist in the
chemistry department tills year.
Sigma Chi has pledged William C.
Saxon of Edgar, a nrother of Ralph
Saxon, '!)7. who was also a "Sig."
H. C. Swallow, now teaching at Har
vard, this state, was visiting at the
University a few days last week.
Those eool fall evenings a little fire
Is a good tiling. Buy some wood from
Gregory, the coal man. at 11th and O.
"Cleo" Tissue, law ex '!)!). of Seward
and Edwin Duff of Nobraslca City vis
ited their brothers in Sigma Chi last
wcok.
Illinois university has boon obliged
to form its cadets into two batalllons
on account ol the large increase in
registration.
Ttobort Tlcliy. a new student from
Wflbor, was taken Kick last week and
was sent homo. It was thought lie had
appendicitis.
The olass in Gorman lit is more than
twice as large as before, it is prob
able that the now elective system is
the cause of this.
Major 13. S. Dudley, tho first com
mandant of cadets at the University,
made a short visit recently. J-lo is
now located in Culm.
The I'liivorsity of Michigan will
have K.700 students this year. A num
ber or Filipinos and U'orto Jtioans
have registered there. .
Twenty-three volumes of Colonial
Records in the Historical Library huve
recently been bound on account of
tholr constant iihh bj the student.
The library 1h the recipient of sev
eral hundred valuable documents on
political economy and kindred sub
JuotH, donated by Chancellor Andrews.
One of our exchanges contains the
following little item: "A fair member
of Hie Hpoclal clusB was liourd to ask
a senior, 'Whore Ib the new coach
man?" Alll of itilio Fronuh classes have been
under itllie care of Duan lEdgron tlio
past wotik. tlio assistant inrofuitHnr.
Miss 'Oonkllu and 'Mr. (Qur.ig, ihulng
absunt. 'Miss iCon'kllmwaH 'ua'llud east
on account of .a doatlh tin tile ifanifly.
She returned "Jliumiuy, Mr. iGorlu
was summoned to Columbus. Mo., on
account of the death of his father. Ho
is expected home Monday.
Mr. M. 1. Stewart, who managed the
Nebraskan-Hesporinn last year, paid
us a pleasant call last week. Mr.
Stewart is city editor of tho Fremont
Tribune.
The total registration of now stu
dents up to date is 517, including fif
teen law students. This is a 10 per
cent increase over last year and in
sures a total registration of over 2.F00.
Sept. W. L. Stephens of Boatricj
was at the University last Snturday.
.Ho is making arrangements for the
meeting of the Superintendents' and
Principals' association of which he
is president.
The number of stu louts registered
in beginning French is unusually large
this year, about one-half larger than
that of any previous year. There are
two classes in beginning French now
and it is expected that a third division
will lie made.
Al Reedy, brother of Will Reedy,
and last year a student at tho state
farm, was married recently. Mr. and
Mi's. Reedy spent a few days of their
wedding tour in Lincoln among friends
at tlio University.
13. A. Johnston, class '00. and win
ner of the W. J. Bryan prize, was
shaking hands witli friends at the
Univorslty last Thursday and Friday.
Mr. Johnston will study medicine at
the Rush Medical school at Chicago.
Silk folt mat board in all colors at
25c per sheet at Horpolslieliner Co.'s
Picture Department. Tlio largest and
best selected line of picture mould
ings in tho city at prices 25 to 30 per
per book. Write or sond for 5c music
catalogue.
Prof. Barbour will icad a paper at
tho mooting of the Superintendents'
and Principals' association noxt
Thursday. The subject of the paper
will lie "The Relative Importance of
the Physical and Social Aspects of
Geography."
Miss Mabel Have entertained the
Kappa Gammas at a chafing disli
suppor lust Wodnosdav evening. The
supper was preceded by a trolly ride
In the car Quota to Union College and
hack.
The guests who enjoyed Miss
Hays'
ards,
Clara
hospitality were: Misses Rich'
Raymond, Louise Hargroavos,
Hammond. Anna Hammond.
AVliitlng. Adelloyd Whiting. Grace
lBCSCs? J tS 3
If not, you arc depriving yourself of the luxuries
of dress, A badly constructed and poorly fitting
shoe has unfitted many for the duties of life,
"When thsfect are properly shod, the brain and
nerves are at ease, and the body is prepared for
enjoyment and activity,
Perkins,
Sheldon.
Chamberlain Co.
1129 O ST.
LINCOLN, - NEBR.
Bonnott, Mabel Bennett, Vino Gahan,
Claire Funko, Emma Outcalt, Jessie
Outcalt, La Sollo, Bradt, Howland,
Emmons, Edmiston, Jeary, Thorpe,
Dorothy Griggs and Lilian Wilson.
Tlio mechanical engineering depart
ment of the University has been ob
liged to turn away students on account
of lack of room. Unless something is
done nt tho noxt session of the legis
lature other departments will be do
ing the same thing before long.
Chancellor Andrews will deliver an
address on the subject of "Nebraska
School Problems" at the meeting of
tho Superintendents' and Principals'
association Thursday evening, Octo
ber 11 The meeting will be held in
tho art gallery in tlio Library building.
Drill began last Wednesday. All the
companies are larger than last year
and the outlook for a fine batallion is
very good. The men are now being
put through the setting up exorcises.
No appointments of officers have as
yet been announced and there is much
speculation as to where'the lightning
will strike..
Regular Monroe History paper, 7c
per 100 sheets; History covers, extra
quality. 10c each; students' note books,
sold elsewhere for 10c, each 5c; 14
carat gold fountain pens. 09c each, ev
ery pen warranted; Remex fountain
pens. $1 : University text books at cut
prices. Book and Stationery Depart
ment, Herpolslieimer Co.
Dolta Delta Delta entertained at an
informal party last Tuesday after
noon at the home of Miss Mamie Mil
ler. Various games were indulged in
and a dainty luncheon served. The
guests were: Misses Nan Cunning
ham. Elizabeth Cunningham. Roberts,
Peary. Kioke. Mitchell. Auld, Powers,
Daisy Bonnell. Winifred Bonnell,
Franklin. Cady. Machin. Kochler,
Gund. Poyntor. Lumry, Davenport.
Millor.
The Hayward republican club mot
In c.iapel Friday at 2..'i0. Mr. Gilles
pie of Washington and our townsman,
Mt. Clark, gave some interesting talks.
An assessment of 10 cents per head
was made to defray expenses of the
League of Republican clubs. Steps
wore taken to secure President Shur
inan to give an address undor the aus
pices of the club. Preparations were
made for participation in the parade
Tuesday.
An Informal Kensington was given
by tiie Pi Beta Phi girls Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Miss Annie
Hanan Shoes
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Misses Ashmun, Marshall, Thomas,
Anderson, Tumor, barber, Stuart,
Lennie Stuart, Woodward. Reynolds,
Lois Burruss, Bess Burrus, Henry,
McPhecly, Robinson. Sedgwick', Mont
gomery, McGahey, Waugh. Howlands,
Bulr, Meyer, Nan Cunningham, Eli
zabeth Cunningham, .lessen. Grant,
Allen Chnpin, Heakok and Helen Dol-son.
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