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STUDENTS' IiEADQUARTERS.
"Boeye," if youtaerleeking tee any of yoar
friendsi, take at -hir ini the Occridental Hoetel
soierfter tee mints. Teeutrill nsurely tee
theme. Five tcleois tinner, Sundays. Spteeiel
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DILLIARD PALORS
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Nice lunch reenter in connection.
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THE CAMPUS.
Chapel to-morrowe morninig will
be led by Prof. D'Ooge.
T. IL. Wilkinson, 91h lit., left field
01n last year's lime, ie in Ann Arbor.
Prof. i-emples clase in Old Eng-
liesi is the largest class in tlhie branich
ill any unliversity.
J. T. Inghanm, late'g91, is Assist-
alnt Stales Attorney, for Adans Co.,
withl office at Quincy, Ill.
B. Wraplee, law '91, Ils accepted
a poeitiona intheli late office of E. E.
Osborn, Esti., at leshpeming, Michi.
Foot-ball ganmest Willianms 40,
Fordsaul o; 11. of . 32, Rutgere 6;
H-arvard '95, 22, Worcester Techl. ion.
Alphsa Nou1Literary Society. All
menibereselhould be lpresent. In-
piortant business wvill be broughlt be-
fore the society.
The Ohio Club Court held an in-
teresting meeting Thursday evelsing.
The club will nmelt hereafter on
Tuesday eveninge.
Rev. W. H. Davis, B. B., of
Detroit, will occupy the pulpit of
the Congregational church, Sunday
morning and evening.
The Freshmnan Co-ed spread, held
in Nickel's lall last evening, teas,
attended by a large majority uf thlt
o-ecds of thec tniversity.
There teas a confused "rush'" in
fronst of the late building, last even-
ing, betwveen thec Fresh and Sophlo-
more Lits and menmbers of thle
Democratic Club.
Geo. Copp, '90, dent., has accept-
ed a very flattering offer from the
prominent Chicago dentist, Dr.
Rush.. He will be located with Dr.
Rush at the latter's parlors on Mad-
ison street.
There are 76 students in Professor
Hempl's class in Anglo.-Saxon.
This is much larger than any class

it any college or university in the Chemical' Physical Apparatus
country. Prof. Hempl is preparing -
a text-book and is teaching thle class ~ C P. and
from advance slaeets. IaeOisc cocptlSg
Miss Fannie Louise Gwinnes, as- EBERBACII & SON.
sisted by Mrs. W. F. Edwards, so-
prao;Mr.B.N.Iilbic, violinist, -THE ARGUS,'-
and Mtiiss Bertha D. Hill, accompa- iFINZ JO1e PIMIN@,
nist, will give a free piano recital AT LOWI5WaCES.
before Unity Club next Monday FIRST NATIONAL BANK
evening, in the audience roonm of OlFANN AIIBOR.
the Unitarian church. The program Captital, $100,e00e. Surplus tied Proits, $30,t00.
clss Transeets a geiieral bathiog business, fee-
will coneist of selections frontcas-riogn rechangesosld, letters of eredit pirocured
teal andpoua numbers. fee travelers abroad.
popularC. H. RICHMOND, Pres. P. BACH, V. Pres.
---T-"---- S. v. CLARKSiiN, Cushier.
This Year's 01ee Club.
The comapositiont of the U. of MN. G . GB '
Glee Club for 1891-92 has been
determined upon. It is as followst*.SCH OL OR AN I
First tenors-E. C. Peters, '92 lit;,(H 0 0 ~ ~ m
W. WV. Webster, '92 dent; E. H.
Cheney, '92 lit, and Harriman, '92 Nosw opent for reception of Pupils.
lit. Second tenors-H. V. Richard- WWWWM
son, '93 lit; Pratt, '94 medic; Flinat- j-
erman, '95 lit, and Stevens. T O NNE U U..04
First basses-Walters, '92 lit; R.
George, '95 lit; Reese, '93 law, and-
Bullock, '94 lit. Second basses-
H. M. Joy, '92 medic; McCullolu, ]"ailorp and
'95 lt n Thomupson, '92 law. +
The officers for the year are H.M. 0+0 1 *
Joy, president; H. V. Richardson, ecetay nd reaurr; ran C
Sntith, business msanager; McCul- -
loin, librarian; Peters, Richlarduon, 21S. MAIN STREET.
Walters and joy, munsic committee.
'Te western trip, this college year,
will probably include the cities of
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapo- A Lar-ge Stock of

lit.
Senior Dentn Election.
At their meeting, Thursday, Oct.
22, the election resulted as followst
C. L. Blunt, president; Miss Searls,
vice-president; Mr. Howsen, secre-
tary; Mr. Tribbey, treasurer.
Oberlin To-day.

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