, 1907-01-18
University Notes

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Springs this week attending the Wool
Growers association meetings. Mr..
gave a talk on the wool scour-
ing done at the experiment station at
he university. Next year the a~ssocia-
lion will meet in Laramie.
While in Rock Springs, DIR. Tisdel
Miss Lizzie Hasson, a former stu
dent of the university, and heard the
news of the death of Miss Hanna
Walters father and brother, both
death occurring the same week. Miss
Walters is a teacher in the Rock
Springs schools and last summer at
ended the university summer school.
The high school of Rock Springs has
added a year to its cours, making the
full four year course, which prepares
its students for the freshman year in
the college at the university.
Miss Vie Willets is out of classes
this week on account Of a severe cold.
The short hand department of the
school of commerce has received some
splendid reports from its former stu
dents
Victor Facinelli is enjoying a good
position in the First National bank at
Rock Springs.
James Petrie, who left school last
May to accept a position at a good sal
airy in Cokeville, visited the university
and the business department Wednes-
day.
Miss Lizzie Hasson, who finished the
short hand department. in 1904, has
taken up stenographic work in connec-
ton with her teaching with remark
able success.
A mistake was made in this column
last week in saying that Miss Craig had
registered in the school of music. Miss
Craig has registered ia the school of
commerce, her chief interest being in
st~enography.
Two university basket ball teams
went to Cheyenne today. One team
will play with the Cheyenne business
college this evening in Keefe hall for
the state championship, and the other
team will play Fort-Russell Saturday
evening. Fourteen players went and
al Where required to wear their univer-
sity uniforms. They will return Sun
day afternoon.
The program for the University Lit
erary society, which mas already been
postponed once for the last basket ball
game, must again be postponed, for the
debaters viii be in Cheyenne Saturday
evening.
Owen Hoge will not return to the
university this term. Mr.. Hoge was
literary editor for the Student and
president of the University Literary So
ciety and will be greatly missed. .
The Wyoming Student has a new
full page advertisement which will
somewhat increase its annual income.
Miss Helen Bassett, assistant instruc-
tor in English and Greek will help the
university girls7in basket ball and will
play center on the team.
The faculty and students of the uni
v%ersity will be entertained by the mem
bers of the Baptist church at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Frazee this ev-
ening. Miss Leonora Shaw, who has
been warmly welcomed at the univer-
SHY do d SluuSLL anu ISdueI, Will tdhS
part in the program Of entertainment
for the guests.
Members of the state legislature Will
visit the university some time next
week.
The basket Lall players for Friday
and Saturday in Cheyenne are Deane
ana 'Ihotnas nunton, Roberts, Worth
ington, Jones, Price, Corthell, Akerson,
Wheeler, Thompson and NOR.
DR.. Nelson has received a medal and
a diploma awarded by the American
Association OF Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, for services
expert demonstrate in the govern
exhibit st the worlds fair at st.
Louis in 1904.
Prof. Buffum is fixing the dark room
in the science hall so that he can make
bromide engagements Of his smaller
pictures.
Food bulletin No. 8 is just distribut-
ed. This bulletin contains analysis of
$50 food products. giving its readers
4 good idea of the food Droducts of the