, 1906-02-16
University Notes

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meetings will be held at the univer-
sity once every three weeks. The OBJ
ject of the society is to discuss current
events, to debate, and to conduct any
literary work desirable. All male stu
dents of collegiate rank are eligible for
membership and may be admitted by
signing the constitution. There is moth
ing secret connected with the club and
there are no dues.
At the meeting Saturday the follow
ing officers were elected for this term:
President-V. j. Tidball.
Vice President. A. Hill.
Secretary-Treasurer-J. Jones.
A program committee composed of
H. Kennedy, ]. Hill and B. Nelson, was
appointed to arrange programs.
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The Greeley high school has called
off the game of basketball with the
university, which was set for tonight.
There was no assembly Tuesday.
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Miss Fast will leave the university
Monday for owen where she has a
three months school. While away Miss
Fast will keep up in her work, SO as to
be able to return and finish this years
work.
Captain Heavey is rafting off his
zonophone. Chances are selling for
fifty cents each. There are $50 num-
bers.
Grace Peabody has been out of school
this week on account of sickness.
The faculty has decided that it will
be impossible for the cadet ball to take
place June Is, as all nights of that week
are taken.
The Mandolin club practiced at the
university last evening.
Fred McDermott and the study par
lor girls rehearsed after assembly to-
day.
owen Downey was a pleasant caller
at the library yesterday.
The recent coal bulletins are being
mailed this week.
Prof. Buffum is making lantern slides
for use in the short course that begins
next week throughout the northern and
central parts of the state.
There have been enough applications
to warrant a summer school here next
summer, and the programs for the
courses of study will be printed this
week.
Prof. Trumbull was sick the fore
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Atherly returned
to Cheyenne Monday, after spending a
few days in Laramie.
Mr.. Dow, who has had an attack OF
pneumonia, is improving rapidly and
will probably be in school next week,
Rev. Hogbin will be the speaker at
vespers Sunday.
There will be a game of association
football February % between the uni
versity and a town team.
The girls new gymnasium suits have
arrived. They are very beautiful.
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A letter has been received from Mad
dock, of the University of Utah, say
ing that he has arranged for a game of
football TO take place here next fall.
Mr.. Burnett took his final examina-
ton in Surveying l yesterday.
Mrs. Lansdell spoke at the Y. W. c.
a. meeting today.
The Bellies Lettres will o meet this
week.
Ethel Miller returned to Frontier
Tuesday to resume her teaching.
A letter has been received from Col
den asking for a game of football here
next fall, October 10.
Prof. Buffum and Mr.. Morton will
go to Casper Monday to begin the short
course. They Will be in Wheatland
March 2.
The program for the evening of
Washington's birthday has been ar
ranged as follows:
Debate, Resolved that International
Arbitration Should be Compulsory"
seniors; affirmative, B. Nelson, Miss
Grimes; negative, Misses Mcintosh and
Peabody.
Recitation, THE Arsenal at Spring
field" Laura Breisch.
The national hymns of America, Ger
many, and Russia will be sung by stud
ent choruses, with orchestra accom-
paniment.
Address, Prof. Quaintance.
Address, Judge Groesbeck.
The Girls Glee club will sing the