HERE AND THERE,
The new hotel is going up rapid
ly. y v ;
Dr. Marigum spent Saturday in Dur-
Dr. Turnbull of Durham came over
om'no- train Saturday.
Qfl tnC C ivu-t, -
W. D. Cox was sick for several clays
last week.
Still they go . to the infirmary
with measles. .
Rev. Mr. Winecoft' went to Dur
ham Thursday.
The S. I. A. A. Track meet will
take place in Atlanta.
Mr.'H.-M. London visited his
parents at Pittsboro Sunday.
Messrs. B. A. and B. U. Brooks
spent part of last week in Durham.
Messrs. M. G. Clark and P. L.
Sadler spent Saturday in Durham.
Messrs. Cotten and Vick were in
Durham Saturday on Hellenian busi-j
uess. - :
Dr. Turnbull will preach in the
Chapel Thursday evening- at 7:30
o'clock.
T. C. Bowie was con lined to. his
room a day or so last week on account
of sickness. ,
Mr. S. P. Rankin attended his
brother's marriage at Greensboro
ast week.
Mr. Fred Crews was on the Hill
riday and Saturday representing- J.
and D. Oettinger of Wilson.
The authorities of Brown Universi
ty have prohibited the students smok
ing', under the pain of expulsion.
Statistics show that nine out of
every ten aeronauts meet with disas
ter. During- 1896, forty seven were
killed. Y
Mr. R. L. Wharton, of Union
Theological' Seminaiy, Va., ad
dressed the students Sunday after
noon. Photographer Taylor will leave
Chapel Hill, the latter part of this
week. Have your picture taken at
once.
Rev. L7. B. Turnbull, D. 1)., of
Durham, the secona of the series of
University Preachers, is with us
this week.
President E. Benjamin Andrews,
of Brown University, will deliver
the annual address at Wake Porest
Commencement.
Yale annually buys $7000 worth of
books for her library. Harvard
spends $16000 for the same purpose
and Columbia $43,000.
The College of History, the first of
the buildings to be erected by the
American University at Washington,
has just been completed. It is built
of white marble and costs $158,000.
Percy Whitaker. representing
The Chas. H. Elliott Co. of Phila
delphia, has offered a quire of en
graved letter paper to the men who
lead the batting- average for this
Week and for the week following.
Press Association.
l liere will be a meeting of the
Iress Association in the Chapel
Friday afternoon at 4.30.
All those interested in keeping
the people of the state in touch with
the inner life of the University are
urged to attend this meeting.
Important business will be transacted.
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