, 1908-01-31
University Notes
By LESLIE BAILEY COOK.

liz SSuSlOuS Oler WHICH mas DeeT
made by the Knight-C Campbell Music
company of Denver. They have invit
ed Mrs. Clark and her party to be
their guests at the Joseph Hoffman,
symphony concert, to be given Friday
afternoon, February Z. The faculty
have granted leave of absence to stu
dents on the 9th and 18th, and not only
the members of the school of music
and the Boys and Girls Glee clubs but
all other students are invited.
DR.. Brown went to Cheyenne las
right, and is visiting at the high schoo.
there today.
Miss Downey is again able to heal
her classes.
Hon. N. e. Corthell has presented tc
the library a very interesting map OF
the United States. 1t was published
IN 1856 and does not show either Da,
kota, Montana, Wyoming Or Colorado
The territory of these states is all in,
cluded under the name Nebraska. The
map is of inestimable value in show.
ing the rapid growth of the west.
Mr.. Kelso, who has been taking work
IN the agricultural department, has
left school.
The Cheyenne business college team
has asked for a game of basketball
there either the 14th or the 18th of
February, and one here the 22d.
The Alpha Omega sorority has &C,
cepted the challenge of the Belle Let.
tres society for a basketball game.
che game will be played February 81.
Mary Scott has returned from her
home in Oakley, where she was call,
ed by the death of her sister.
Parade and inspection were held yes
terday in the drill hour. Practically
all the young men turned out in uni,
form, and the whole battalion will un.
doubtedly be in good condition for the
annual visit of the United States in
spector in May.
Several cases have been filed as a
result of the recent meeting of the
pure food commission. Food bulletin
No. 5 will be issued in a few days.
Mrs. ]. ]. Underwood of Underwood,
| Wyo., has presented to the library
through DR.. Hebard, a volume of Alex
ander Pope's works, published in 1908.
The book is bound in sheep and is in
excellent condition.
The members of class B of the Pres
byterian Sunday school will entertain
those of class ] this evening at the
residence of Rev. Hogbin. The affair
appears upon the bill boards as a trip
to Europe, but it is probable that all
those interested will return in time
for school Monday.
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This morning in assembly Prof.
Q%uaintance gave a very interesting
talk on Altitude and It's Relation to
Population" AS he presented the mat
ter, the race question assumed a much
less serious appearance in the lower
attitudes, and seemed practically moth
ing at elevations greater than 1000
feet.
At the regular meeting of the Young
Women's Christian association this
morning the state convention at Den
yer "a discussed, and the sixth ami.
versary of the founding of this branch
was celebrated. Mrs. Trout has kind,
ly consented to lead the meeting next
week.
The party which will go to Denver
next week has decided to leave Thurs
day afternoon and return Saturday
morning. They will be the guests of
Mrs. Clark at the Burgomaster Thurs
day evening, and many will attend
THE Man of the Hour Friday even
ing.
Flora Knight, 100, is teaching Eng
fish in the Kansas agricultural college
at Manhattan. She reports that she is
enjoying her work very much indeed,
and will go with a party of fellow
teachers to hear Paderewski at SaIina
next week.
Prof. and Mrs. Nelson will entertain
the members of the physiology, ento-
mology, botany and zoology classes at
their home tomorrow night.
The male students of the
tory department have organized a club
for both social and athletic
which will meet in the gymnasium on
Monday and Wednesday nights.