Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-18
Hello, Everybody:

Hello, Everybody:
don't know what you people are
calling this week but around our
house it has been pheasant week
pure and simple. One of the male
members of our family drove about
100 miles up state hunting and was
so successful that we have been
eating that appetizing dish of
pheasant for at least four days.
So now we are ready for a steak
again with all it's trimmings.
It's Said: LII TYLER is work
ing down in Provident Hospital in
Chicago. OLLIE LEWIS is
quite busy counting JEAN PETIT
CORD these days. H" of
Fourth Ave. S. is still telling that
femme "B" that "She's just too
sweet from her ankles on up but
her feets too big" (Whatta man!
Whatta manD
Did You Know: The ditty en-
titled $50 Long" sung by the
Characters, those four boy gradu-
ates of Wherefore University in
Ohio, is a solid sender? Ditto
"Rhumboogie," by Cab Galloway
and pennsylvania $780," sung by
the Andrews Sisters. ,. The RAY
HARRISON FLORENCE GIBBS
twosome think three's a crowd
these days. WALTER ROB-
INSON is in Chicago mot Can
ada and is said to be engaged to
a very attractive Chicago girl. =.
Just heard that FLORENCE
WARD is said to be engaged to a
Chicago man. ALBERT
BLACK is down in Detroit now
after mentioning in St. Louis and
Chicago.
Campus lettings: RAIL- H
WARD strutting through the
Union a few days ago, wondering
what he'd choose for his victuals
that day. CHUBBY BRADY,
sitting in the Mems Lounge just
a Longing away between classes.
What cafe round the Twin
Towns is called the DIRTY Spoon"
by certain co-eds out at the "U"?
PERCY HUGHES looking
quite handsome on his way to class
in his R. o. T. C. uniform. ). The
studious LOUIS CASON very col
legiate like in a sharp sport suit
heading towards the library. &.
EARLINE STOKES and VICTOR
GALLOWAY, giving the new
Union the once over. BYRON
RIFE seems to be busy showing
this West Virginia gal by the name
of Wilson, the great advantages of
being a Twin Citian. Flash
of the lettings is the under current
rumor that a certain Romeo and
Juliet, who have been so much in
love for so long, are both mean
dering. Romeo is roaming (under
cover of course) with another Cleo
patra on the campus and Juliet,
well she's busy with her flirtations
but wait til she wakes up and finds
herself slipping from Position No.
l in Romeo's heart. LLOYD
FRENCH of Chicago kinda thinks
E. is o. K, doesn't he? JIM
ME BRADFORD standing in front
of the Library looking as if he
were trying to solve a case. (The
case couldn't be A. could it?) q.
What out-of-town sharp U. student
thinks LORRAINE HORRIS is so,
so sweet?
Street Scenes: JIMMIE BROWN
and JUANITA WALLACE, walk
ing hand in hand down Hennepin
avenue last Sunday night. Liz
WANDA WALLACE of the very,
very younger set, looking quite
cute coming home from school the
other day. What young group
of girls were putting on the doug
IN their fur chubbies and wraps,
upon the corner of Fourth avenue
south last Sunday?
This Weeks Sob Story: Our
heroine is a very attractive matron
of the Twin Cities, who, a number
of years ago came from out-Of-
town and nabbed one of st. Paups
most eligible bachelors. Her hus-
band loves her for her beauty and
has remarked many times that if
she weren't so very attractive he
would never have married her. The
matron's problem is this: Before
coming to the Twin Cities she had
been in the employ Of a very
wealthy family as a maid. She had
always been plain and unattractiv'