Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885, December 01, 1882, Page 9, Image 15
THE HESPERIAN STUDENT. 9 "Mr. President: "I desire (ho gonlh'iiUMi to givo a di rect niiHWur to my question iititl stop beating the devil around the stump." Tho Gentlumiui: "M Prcsldont: I beg pardon If 1 have been striking llio honorable speak, or." Confusion. A progressive Pre)) enine to the conclusion that ho would put some of his Latin into piactical use. The first venture was made In a note, soliciting a young lady's company, whlco lie closed with the following very choice selection ; "Sic semper tyranm'a. For tlie benefit of those that have not. as yet seen tho comet, wo would state that the opportunity is still afford ed. Wicst yourself from tho arms of Morpheus at about, four o'clock A. M. and you may behold this celestial vis itor in all Its original splendor. To yary the monotoy of tho Manual, Commandant Towuloy lias organized two classes in bayonet exercises Co. A drilling ono day, and Co. B the next. If this will lake tho rough edge off from the students muscles per bap9 wo will have belter order for a while. It does not require much time to write ono excuse, but to write- ten or a dozen a week as some do, occupies no little time. To obviate this difllculty, a scheinojis on fool so it is rumored, to havo them printed, that the llmo lost in writing excuses may bo devoted to study. This day in tlio District Court Prof. Geo. E Church, who has hitherto been Idenlifed with the Stato University, a gentleman to whom the University owes much lhatis best in it, on tho motion of W. R. Kelly, was admitted as a tor ncy-at law by His Honor, Judge Pound. Democrat. Ho was a Fresh and therefore know all about every thing skating included. When he knocked three or four fellow skaters down, broke two or thrco window lights and tried to drive a hole through tho lloorln stopping, bo decides he would not claim omniscience till ho was a Sophmorc. Judging from tho melody which exhaled from tho Mu. sic Room yestorday, wo are propared to anuonco that a llddleoftho most demoniac sort has been added to the Conservatory of Music. It will bo strango if there are not more indications of disorder than formerly In our Univcr sky, if tho nuisunco is not abated, Prof: "I may bo laboring under a false Impression, but I think you were laughing, Mr. , during chapol ex- crciscs". Mr. , with great veracity. "Your eyes have evidently deceived you in this Instance, Prof, for what you took as laughing was only an inevitable move ment of my jaws from excessive cold." They were standing on tho porch looking at tho Aurora. Time, i2:!10.Anxlou8 parent comes out; "Why, Clrindal, what aro you doing?" Clar. Nothing, mamma, onaa trying to find tho end of the Aurora." A. P. "Did you think it was on Mr. Popinjay's shoulder?" Ho suddenly lemembers au engagement down town. We dropped in at tho opening of tin Skating Rink Wed nesday evening und foucd it crowded with the enthuslas. tic skaters. All ofthoso who attended last year and aro hi the land of tho living appeared to be on hand again this year. Greatly to our surprise not ono tumble occurr ed while under ourjsuspiclousgazo. Judging from tho crowd at the opening It will undoubtedly be tho success that It was last year. On tho lGth our town was favored by a lecture from Jos. Cook; subject, Tho religious aspect of tho times. Ho Initialed tho subject in a masterly manner and the many students in the audience expressed themselves highly pleased. Lectures by cmlnenr men aro very val. uablo educators and tho students will do well to attend such lectures whenever opportunity affords. Occasionally some of the alhloloj cxhlbltsomo of their fiolt.confldonco and muscular development in a genuino Ryan Sullivan combat. Such a one was witnessed af ew days ago, between a Senior and Freshman, In which the Senior was rather roulnd. The encounter was long and spirited; many a well directed blow lodged where It would prove tho most effective; viz. in the face. They will perhaps not enter tho ring again until nature has healed contusions and replaced several witches of cuticle. Tho Union society held an oyster supper on the 2-1 th tit the Acadmy of Music. Considering that tho Masons had ono on thosamo night, the crowd attending was good. Tho patience of tho hungry crowd was tried considerably by the slowness with which tho oysters were served- The music of tho evening was unusually good. All appeared satisfied with their evenings' entertainment and left the hall just in time to escape desecrating the sabbath. The gates of tho University campus havo all boon torn down, and tho good people of Lincoln, especially, aro cor dially requested to pasture their equities, thoir boviues and all their domestic animals,whatsoever upon these grounds. A recent decision of thoFaculty has converted this into grazing land and it is hoped all will profit by it Intimate friends and relatives are earnestly besecched to make no delay as the pasture is being rapidly filled Plenty of water, good shade and an exuberant growth of grass. At the last meeting of tho Freshman class, there was a Prcpio, who, under circumstances wa9 requested to par tlcipato in tho exorcises. Ho acted well his part; about ten o'clock tho young ladies thinking a joke would improve the merriment of tho ovoulng, siezed up on poor Prcpio. Being asked if he would take part in a cor tain game he an ts wored "yes." Ho was blind-folded mid led to tho sofa and requested to to be seated; about the time ho sat down some one nipped from his downy chock a kiss. Prepie immediately removed tho blindfold, and to his surprise behind him stood thrco young ladles. A dozen voices chimed, "who kissed you?" Another "which ine of them kissed you?" By this time Prepio was admiring tho figure In tho carpet, and with his cheeks burning with excitement, ho answered, "Miss ." Miss was tho tho ono who had led him to the ;:laco of sacrifice. Ho was informed that this lady was not the one. Overcom ing his bashfuluess ho looked admiringly upon the three damsels who were behind tho sofa; no doubt happy to think that ono of them had sipped from his cheeks sweet nectar. Prepio was requested to chooso the lady thtt he thought had committed tho tcrriblo deed. Prcpio winked, smiled, and after several fits of choking, said that Mis") kissed him. Ho had no more than arrived at tho conclusion; when the one who had kissed him was asked to appear, and from under tho sofa did appear a littlo laughing nod of a boy about leu years old, and exclaim ed, "I kissed you I" Prepio "tumbled," and tho laugh went round. No doubt he Is now conjuring some plan to get even with tho Fresh ies. PQflWWPl