, 1908-06-19

mcncemens week.
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DIR. Otto Prien is travelling In the
northern part OF the state, ~investigat-
! ing diseases among the livestock. He
was unable to be present at the com
mencement exercises, but will take
his degree when he has completed
certain unnnished work.
600
Dean Hnnton will remain for q time
as the presidents secretary, and will
then be employed In surveying work.
~ MisssMAry Fling, who has been maste
Instructor IN Latin and Greek, IL the
editor Ola paper wublished entirely
in Latin. She has lately taken q
Phi. D degree at Yale.
Miss Durward left Wednesday night
for New Mexico. where she will visit
with her brother.
900
Miss Aisit has rented the house now
occupied by Ross Moudy, and will live
there after the first Of July. Prof.
| Moudy and family will go to the Gilk-
son home, which they purchased re-
Gently.
Today was varsity day at the Union
Pacific depot. The parties who rent
toetheir homes included Donald Foote,
Mary Murray, Marguerite Murray, Ed
win Crowley, Edward Roberts. A: o.
link, Vie Willis, Mrs. Willis and
Beth, Jean Harsch and Marth Harsch.
All anticipate a happy summer.
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George Wheeler has announced that
he will stay here as long as certain
persons want him. When will George
go home?
Gertrude Pointing will spend the
summer at her home In this city. She
hopes .tosenter Leland Stanford uni
versity in the fall.
Mrs. Dart will probably go to Den
yer in the near future for an extended
visit.
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!. Prof. Knight and Prof. Reed Will
dangle flies tn the Little Laramie to-
morrow.
, DR. Wergeland and DR.. Hebard will
r teach in the summer school. At the
close Of the term they will go to theil
camp, which has beer named Enebo. e
i 900
, Miss Adsit has received a large
, amount Of new material for hand worf
{ in the summer school.
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Prof. Dart will return from the
? dinosaur fields at Alcova he first o.
, September, and will make several ex
: aminations during that month.
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The senior class met for thu
/, last time last night at q delightful
dinner given by Prof. and Miss Mer'
> at their11ome. The tables, were deco
rated with pink and. white carnations
which were used as favors. The com
!, pany spent a most delightful evening
and feel very grateful to their hosts
for the last pleasant meeting.
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The hnemberyo u the training sch60
are celebrating their two weeks vaea
ton with a series OF parties. Fa,
!. Kern entertained her little friendi
. Wednesday afternoon, Opal Crawford
Yesterday and Irene Gilkison today.
90
Mrs. Nellie Wagner Coughlin gave &
dinner yesterday in honor Of Vie VIII
Its and her mother, Mrs. Willis, Miss
Beth was also present.
!, Robert Merz, who has so kindly Oh
! sisted the orchestra in the commence
ment music, left last night.
900
Oscar Prestegard left today for hill
home in Aberdeen, 9. D. He Will moi
return to school. is
Clyde Simpson will be employed IN
!, the rolling mill this summer.
90 Q
In the contest for craftsmanship BY
the corps Of cadets for the IS and $2.5(
prize offered by Acting Commandant
]. A. Hill, the first prize went to Don
aid Foote and the second to O. E.. Pres
tegard. The score was as follows; Al
200 yards-Foote, 10; Prestegard. II;
H l. Kennedy, 20; Fl X. Crowley, 10
At 900 yards-Foote, 10; Prestesard
10: Kennedy, 10; Crowley, Il. At SOC
yards-Foote, 20; Prestegard, II; Ken
nedy, is; Crowley, IL. Total-Foote
So; P~restegard, 81; Kennedy 81;
Crowley, A.
Frank Edgar Hepner,s assistant sta
ton chemist, departed for the east
Monday and on Tuesday, June Both
will be married at Plainview, Mimi.
to Miss Mable Ross. The wedding
will be a quiet but very pretty one
only immediate relatives being pres
5 ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hepner will come
at once to laramie and will be al
home in the whiting residence, sos
south Eighth street, after August LIST
Mr.. Hepners many friends in the uni
versity and city extend 'congratula
lions in advance, and assure a warm
welcome here for the happy young
couple.