fcLOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Kitig-'s
i The Convention of, the
. riTiivl,in- ...Ml t 111 I
"uu-ihcis win jieia nere on
'May 16th.
Swimming- parties are "all tin
e lur. H. S. Lake has retnrnprl
pro" now. ; from New York, where he went to
Mr. Will Yearby was on the Hill ; attend the funeral of his orand
last Saturday. father.
Dr. Hume will be home Saturday! The Dramatic Club has been in
from Washington. , j vited to play in Raleigh on the 1st.
oi May
Mr. A-dlai Osborne spent Satur
day in Pittsboro.
They say Mr. D. B. Smith has
entered "society."
Miss Iva Lyons of Durham, is vis
iting Miss Mary Roberson.
Miss Sue Hall of Wilmington is
visiting Mrs. J. A. Hlmoes.
Mr. Erwin '99 has returned from
a visit to his home in Asheville.
The thermometer reached 96 i
the shade, several times this week
Mr. Frank Stronach Ex. '95 was
on the Hill several days last week
Mr. Sherrod of Rocky Mount i
the lasebt addition to the Law
class.
The Tvr HEEL is glad to hear
of the improvement of Mrs. Basker-
ville. ' .:
Mr. J. S. Wray '97 is suffering
with a ' crippled foot, not serious
however. '
Mr. T. M. Kirkland has bough
Dr. London's honse, and moved in
this, week.
The Dramatic Club speaks wel
of hospitable treatment of the Char
lotte people.
Mr. L. K. Covington writes thai
lie i:; at work, and will
this term. .. , ,
return
Mr. Lakes's mother was .calki
away suddenly last week, by the
news of her father's death.
Rev, Mr. Pruden of Durham,
will preach in the. Episcopal Church
Sunday morning and night.
The Uvmnasium has shut down
on account of hot weather and th
proximity of examination.
The many friends of Miss Jennie
Patterson regret to hear of her con
tinued serious illness.
Mr. T. A. Sharp will remain oa
the Hill during the summer. He
is interested in the Normal and Law
Schools.
The Hellenian Editors have sent
off the manuscript to the publishers.
It will he uuusuall7 interesting
this year.
Ask "Governor" Rose why he
iett the ciass room so unceremon
iously while the other boys were en
joying the joke.
Mrs. Calvin 'Williams with her
three children are visiting at Prof.
Gore's. Mrs. Williams is a sister-in-law
of Mrs. Gore.
Mr. Fallow, vvife.child and sister,
of Durham, spent the day in the
campus Sunday. They will return
later to spend the summer.
The current University Maga
zine has a creditable article on out
University, by Dr. Baskerville.
One more chapter .will follow.
Mr. Wescott Roberson and Har
grave Robbins are getting posted
u mill affairs. The cotton mill
business will probably claim both of
them after graduation.
vjo io vjcorge i rice tor cream.
He gives your money's worth both
as to quantity and quality.
The Mebane High School played
the Varsity on Wednesday. "Cap"
Oldham's team was defeated by a
score of 17 to 3.-
Mr. Atkinson, who was once an
assistant in the University, has been
elected professor of Cryptogamic
Botany in Cornell University.
The team leaves for Danville Fri
day and will play U. Ya. the .fol
lowing day. Wc extend our heart
iest congratulations.
The base ball teams were enter
taineaat tneir residence oy ir. ana
Mrs. Ball on the afternoon of the
16th. The teams enjoyed it very
much, and as usual got one onGrex
Ask him about the "Cuckoo. "
Quite a number from here attend
ed the "school break" at Damascus
last Fridav niht. Pupils and
teachers accquitted themselves well
and all had a pleasant time.
Mr. C. G. Yarborough, who has
been in our electric plant, for the
past year, has accepted a position in
the shops ot Westing House Co,
Pittsburg, Perm.
Mr W. E. Rollins '92 was shak
ing hands with old friends on the
Hill this week. He has finished his
seminary course at Yale, and is a
full-fledged Episcopal clergyman.
The King,s Daughters wish to
express tneir sincere tnanics to
those who, by their kindness so ef
lectuallv aided them in making a
r . i 1 i
success. or trie- lecture ana enter-
atinment on the evening of the 15th
The law class is endeavoring to
get some prominent men in the state
to address them on the financial
question, and the indications are
that one of the ablest men in our
tate will be procurred. The plan
s to have an able representative to
discuss each side of the problem.
Mr. E. P. Carr is in New York at
tending the annual convention of
the Zeta Psi Fraternity.
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