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UNIVERSITY NOTES. I~Te secotndtdiscourse in tite series
Indor eettongik. Ott "Tite Ihtoate'' entitled '"Homte
.Miss llarnaby, 1931 is visititngbMiss atndlHeaven'"xiii he given Sttnday
Tirna Thomplsont, 94. evenitng intthte Presbyterian citurcit.
:hl. IF. i. Jack, 195 lit, has goer The ltrohtibitiotn Cloit, xviit old a
to ihis itotme at .Decatur, Ill. mteetintg in root 2 of the law buid-
Miss Giiiiette, '96, of Coilwater, ing~at 7 o'itock titis evening. Stuhject
ts visiting Miss C onnor, '9 . for discussiotn, 4'1the College Mtan
Te ciass its 1-istory of Music in P'oliitict."
wiii tnot mteet tiii after vaoration. At tite t'tsity tluu in Siotday
tsr. George Hofftuan, '9Jntedir, evening, Mrs. Fatnny ii. Wiiiiants,
ii visiting friends in boson titis week. (coiored) of Chiiago, wiii iectttre
PTe N ortixteuterts reitresentatitbes on "Te Progress of Coiored WVo-
left fosr Chicago at 1 0130, this morn- nmen Since the Eutanciipation.''
ittg. lDr. Sowermtan q1utz naster in
W., A. Ilearti, 195 lit, ihas gone to ophthalmology, htas resigned, and
htis htotte at St. Josepth for tihe vaca- lr ilaaRcgaitt n'o
tin r ila ie rdaei g,rot. IDewey xiii examtine the n o og special swork ttnder lDr.
class in Ethics next Wednesday at C'arrow Ihas acceptedth ie Iposition.
11t:30.'Tomorrowo evening, at the 7:30
Mr. John B. Cloyberg, lectutrer service in St. Andrew's church,Rev.
on mining law, left for Chicago,yes- E. M. Duff will give the first of a
terday. series of Bubte talks upon "T1he
Dr. and Mrs. Marlin give a re- Panmphlets of a Political Idealist, or
ception to the senior medic class the Book of the Prophet Teua."
this evening. Last ntght after the debate a very
Miss Moey, '9s5, who is now pleasant reception was given at the
teaching in Battle Creek, is visiting home of Prof.Thompson in honor of
friends in town, the contestants and judges. Among
Prof. Hudson will examine his those present were Governor Rich,
class in history of Europe from the President Asgell and Prof. True-
Middle Ages, next Tuesday, at 8:115. blood.

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