Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885, September 01, 1880, Image 3
SOTHWHW WMrimH mWMl mntii T ll 15 II 12 S P E RI A N 8 T U I) 12 N T. tit 'TUvUnioHrnity Afisitaurian Is u house divided against iisoli' on tliu question ol free will, two of tliu litrt'o an Ides com posing na literary depiirimunt buln upon opposite sides of thai question. Scrub, "Mr, Lichty has got back." '"Hello! When did you eomo In?" "all (he rage" Hat, Kler has tliem? "How do you like Hie now hulls V" University text books at Fox & Siruve. Visit Kiel- the llatler for Nobby Styles. .TIo XaU Z' pliyrs are with us onco more. $1.2r buys a very nice wliito shin at Kier's Best styles of Nook Wear al Ewing & Co's. Everybody can bo suited al Kier's Hat Store. Quite a number of students remained in the city all summer. Most fashionable Dress & Business suits at Ewing & Co's. About tll'ty htiulunls take board al the Dormitory this term, Have you seen the latest thing in a Hal at Kier's. No Student row is in progress and the goose hangs high." The very latest thing out in Linen Col. lars al Kier's. For the present Prof. Hitchcock will teach (lie Mechanics class. Miss Smith now occupies her new resi dence corner of 12. li and U. The Senior class this year numbers twelve members. Students gel a discount at Ewing & Co's Clothing Emporium. w Geo. McLean visited Falls City a few days during the summer. Lieut. Web'ter shares his room with Prol. Woodborry. The cadets are making arrangements to attend the Slate Fair al Oiuuba. "Isn't our hall the 'prettiest' of the tyoV"' Cadets will be more numerous than ever Hi is year. The vacancy about to be left byPrinci. pal Palmer lias not been filled. Blank Books and Stationary at the biok store of Fox & Struve. The parents of Miss Mary Campbell have moved from Fremont to this city. Several classical Juniors arc studying 'French instead of German. The Prof, has assigned lessons in En glish Literature for the term. An anti-female table has been inaugur ated at the Dormitory. jRicliardson County furnishes J about twenty University students this term. '.. j-Aioy. UighiSpkooUschoJai:8amtlixiUkkeil with us this fall. T ' . VTW5rlWw8fiBS3 :utA . Mush and milk is one of the bills of fate at the D.irmilory. What delightfully sweet music tve have In chapel these days. Boys go to R Hermit. glums and try a Commercial, a hand made 5 cent cigar. W. A. Me Alllsler, '77, is fust inking Ills place as a leading politician of the stale Amos Gault, an old student of the Uni versity, Is piaclieing law in Falls Cily. All books, Stationary, blank book Al io r the students at book store of Fox & Siruve. Ewing & Co Is headquarters for fine clothing, Gents furnishing, Hats and Caps. Why arc so many youths witli downy phiz interested in the Republican Head, qunrlcis on O St ? Mr. Webster Ealon, editor of the Daily Globe, was present taking notes on open ing morning. D. W. Fisher, our gentlemanly Business Manager, has been elected steward ol the Doimilory Boarding Club. Tutor in German: " Wie heist the ten commandments auf Deutacht" Senior Prep: "I can'tjlieist tliem." New students had lo p:iss quite a rigid exam illation bel'oie they could be entered this term. Under ihe new rules no student can be registered in any clas until every study below has been made up. Some of the boys have been studying gallantry this summer. Ask McLean and Kehn. lion. II. C. Lett of Brownville has moved to Lincoln lo give his children the advantages of our schools. Some very neat gravel walks have been laid lo the northeast and northwest cor tiers ol the University campus. Prof. Howard erected a very neat and substantial dwelling during vacation. "Dill you enjoy your vacation V" was asked al least ten thousand limes during the Mist week. The student canvassers have been called in and I lie ilogs throughout the state may be chained up again until next summer. The IIusi'KiUAN oflloe having been do. voted as a pari of tliu new Palladiau Hall lias been removed lo the third room west- Now that the Conservatory of Music is in working order fiee iuslrucllou will hu given in an elementary course iii vocal music. The first regular meeting of the literary societies will be held Fiiday evening, Sept. 17lli, in their new halls. Will O.Jones, the Leader of the band, was unable to bo hero the first iwo weeks of the term. "Do you know where there aro rooms to let?" is a question which has been asked five hundred .limes during.lho paal.week The Students delight! 2 cigars for 5 cents at W. W. English, dealer in Grocer, jes on Jtli Str.cet. CjUl.'iu und give him, urtJjbflM.K) ; r.i Some negro women in ihosuburlH seem very iMilhuslantlc over the reiurh of a ecr lain University student. We mi'iitlon no names for fear of the consequences. G. B. Holchklss and C. A. Shoemaker of Syracuse have been enrolled at IlieUul ver.sllj and have become members of the University Bund. Prof. Howard's classes will henceforth recite In tin; room heretofore ocuupied by Miss Rogers. Ifyou want a Havana-filled fivo cent cigar, call for tliu celebrated "W. W." nianulaeuircd by Wolteinade& Woll. Call on Wilbur Snow for ice cream coiil'ictiouerv, cigars, etc.; also a good circulating library. Opera House build ing. Ye Local wants it distinctly understood that he did enjoy hi-, vacation, and lie will nol be icspou.-iblc for the consequences, if any body else asks him about il. The Invorabh ciops over the great part of the stale nave brought a greater niini lie of new students to the University than ever before. Hymen's doings: In Syracuse, Neb., W. T. Bum.stcad and Eudora May Stone were united in the bunds of holy malri. moiiy. Wc wish tin m joy and long life. The decorations which grace the Pallad iau Hall me liie donation of Clem Chase. They were ucd by the Knights in their conclave al Chicago. A large boauling club has been formed at die Dormitory. Ibis reduces board much below what it can be obtained for in private .families. Students desiring a fac simile of their physiognomy, piepared In the latest style of the art, should visit Wheat & Ford. Special tales are offered. The University Baud has been enlarged. This term it will comprise al least sixteen pieces. Before the ye..r is out first class music may bo expected. New students will do well to join one of the literary societies. Facility in impromptu speaking cau bo gained in no oilier way. Quite an affecting scene took. place the other day on the corner of lllh and P streets. For particulars address W. P. Sullivan, who was here on a visit. Belore any student can enter tlio Ger man class this year he has to satisfy the professor tluU he has a good practical know led lire oiEnglis.li grammar. Now that the Musical Conservatory has been opened il will he expected that stu dents will know the difference between a sharp and a base solo. The largest assortment of Meerschaum and Briar pipes, and a full stock of milking and chewing tobacco at. Wolt oiuade & Wolf's. The Misses Simington of Ashland, and Miss Cox of Waverly am counted among us this term. An example of the artistic skill of the various students in the German class may ,bc hud. by looking;ovcr their copies .of the Gjwuiuuiiext. Ye Local but--- Blon J. Arnold has been appointed ciw del engineer and has gone lo Annapolis lo puss lite preliminary examination. Uncle John Morrison, the best tailor In town, has Just received a line lot of French goods. Those hobby suits of our hislyenrs graduates were made by him. Give him a call boys, Boys, go to David Mays and get some of those line silk handkerchiels. He also has tho best assortment of neck wear, and a line lot of the latest styles of Now York Hats. Ts not there something in tho Book, News, Periodical, or Toy Hue today If so Clason can supply lie also keeps a full line of University texl books. Call on him South side O bel 10 and 11. On account of a little misunderstanding Prof. Uowattl w.sll not occupy the new room which had been fitted up for him. For Ihe present his classes will recite in the library. The joint reception of tho two societies on Friday evening, Sept. 10th, is a new departure in the University, and wo hope it may lie the precursor of ihe amicable re lation which are to exist henceforth The two literary societies are now placed on an equality. The Palladians occupy the East and the Unions the West end of the thiid story. Both halls aro much liner than any that have ever been seen in the western country. To look around chapel al the now faces assembled there almost makes one think hu is in a slraugu place. -Many old students are not back but their number is more than made good by '.he new ones. It is witli sadness that tho Student chronicles lliat the other day a student was seen smoking really smoking. Wo need not add that he was not a Dormitor bin. Looking 'at the improvements which have been made in tho city during tho summer one cannot fail to be convinced of the fact thai Lincoln can exist without the immediate presence of our students. A good many changes arc perceptible in ihe physiognomy of certain young men about the University. Crops of down aro abundant. The IIkspkiuan corps ills claims all participlion in the same. Prof, (examining a Junior lo seo if ho understands English Grammar well enough to betriu the study of Germain "What is a verb?" Junior :(willi assurance; "A verb expresses the act of being in a state." The University Union programme is as follows: Essays, Misses Williams and Do Con; Recitation, Miss Lashley; Parody, Miss Kenedy ; Declamation, Miss Stratton ; Invective, Mr. Loranco; Five Minnies Speech, Miss Hall; Orations, Messrs liar ington and Snell; Debate, Misses Mattio Ilawloy and Jessie Parker, and Messrs Fore and Calvert. Musical Director, Miss Helen Holmes. At the joint reception last Friday even ing every body seemed to be transported to tho very zenith of social enjoyment. Many new students wore in attendance and they got acquainted with tliu old stu dents and witli each other. School life . m w. Ai ik-m !$ff-i iwt Kt "& hfi Ui e