The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, October 2, 1903 Page: 2 of 8
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McCall
Has it for
Less.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
W. W. Jones is with us again.
Prof. R. C. Cain is now teaching
in the business college at Guthrie.
It is real amusing to watch the
new mail in the gymnasium.
Orrin Leslie will be with us again
soon.
Misses Eavens and Segan of Cle-
veland are daily expected.
The new man Miller is a cousin of
F. C. Oaks of '03.
Enrollment is still growing
tlie number now being- 318.
G. G. Caudill of Hobart is one of
.Miss Amanda Oc'Conuer has en-
rolled for special work in German.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Balin come in
Wednesday for a few days visit with
Mrs Balins brother Mr. R. E.
Clement.
, Ben Lewis a last year's
'pharmacy student is now spend-
ing' his time in a drug store at
Coalgate. I. T.
Prof, and Mrs. Gould made a
Hying' bridal tour up into Kan-
sas returning' Sunday night.
F. C. Oaks of '03 is Professor of
Friday to spend Sunday with his
parents. 1 x
There art1 about twenty-five fel-j.;.
lows on the gridiron every day, the j !£
j-bo\s are getting in fine shape to
meet Chilocco. :
J. A Hunter came in last Mon-
dav to attend school Mr. Hunter X
I expects to complete his pharmacy Lj.
| course this year.
\V. I,. Kendall is now city super-
intendent of the schools at I,cxing
ton Oklahoma. Mr. Kendall says
they have a good high school down
there.
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Miss Bessie Bell i-f the Oklahoma
University '03 went to Pauls Valley
last Saturday. Miss Bell will teach
the second grade in the public
schools there this year.
Prof. Gould once received a gold
medal as a reward for original geo-
logical research in the red beds of
South Dakaota. Since that time
however the Professor has turned
Everything
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the new students.
Carl Swift a last year's Medic
is very low at the Bailey house.
Mrs. Guelieh is again con-
valescent.
Messrs A. m. Edwards-and G. A.
Bucklin are room-mates at Vale
this year.
Prof. Hood has been unable
to meet his classes the last few
days.
English in the Territorial Normal at some attention to Zoology and as
d. Edition
M. L. Huff is doing carpenter
work with his brother J. B. Huff in
Hillsboro Kansas.
Ralph Bell is enjoying himself
better this year. He says he has
nothing to do but graduate and play
tennis.
Chas. Lambert of Shawnee
one of last year's pharmacy
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reward for industry has received a
fine speciman of the swan.
Rev. J. I). Botkin of Win-
field, Kansas conducted the
devotional exercises at chapel
the 24th. Rev. Botkin who be-
longs to the Southwestern Kan-
sas conference of the M, E.
church has long been active in
political as well as religious
circles. His talk to the stud-
fix ti
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mm.
SfMSki
jfejs
Monitor Drills. Monitor Drills.
YATES
Sells Them
They are guaranteed to sow in
mud or any other condition of
the soil without clogging
Much of the stone from the
old building is being utilized in
the erection of Science Hall.
Of the hundreds of snakes
collected by the
there is but one of
variety. This is a small rattler.
George Duncan one of last
year's half-backs and a pharm-
acy graduate of '03 has enrolled
for a regular course.
During vacation Mr. Bunker
collected and cured a large
number of various kinds of fish.
These jars of fish add greatly
to the appearance of the dis-
play.
Miss Myrtle Brewer who was one
of the high schools girls last \ear
is in the University new.
students is here again to learn
more about dosing medicine.
Miss Edna Jones is one of the
new Freshmen. She is also
class in
ents was certainly worthy
one of his standing.
of
University | p0rtrait artist of the
a poisonous i English I.
The Work on Science Hall has
been delayed on account of bad
brick, it being found that the Pur
cell brick were too soft for the foun-
dation.
Prof F. S. Elder of the University
has been secured to deliver an ad-
dress on "School Land Leases"
before the Territorial Bar assocation
which meets in Guthrie next Jan-
uary.
H. A. Everest one of the new
students went to Oklahoma City
Last Friday in his health talk
Dr. Upjohn emphasized very
strongly the necessity of pure
water and gave some methods
for procuring such. We believe
that if the students will follow
j these recommendations there
I will be even less sickness in the
school than there has been in
,
, previous years.
The new staff for the Umpire
met at Miss Bennett's last
Thursday/ As Miss Bennett
was the only member who had
been on the staff before she was
awarded the honor of enter
taining the members at their
regular meeting's.
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^frntudin
STRONG IN STYLE
,S(H0£
QUALITY
^50AND ^00 and p^icE
for Gentlemen
NAME AND PRlCt ON EVERY PAIR
The Crossett Shoe IS ONE Of
EXTREME STYLE AT POPULAR PRICES IN DRESSING
the feet one should look tor fir .durability.
and style .you find all these in the
crossett Shoe.
made by
B.Y Crossett.
LeWlS «o 'h*j.n.ton.
We have exclusive sale
Norman, E. L. Webb, Okla
$5.00
$4.00
$3.50
$3.00
$2.50
Charlie Ross of South Mc-
Alester who was in the Univer-
sity last year is employed as
chief electrical engineer in the
Indian schools at Tuscahoma,
I. T. He is still loyal to the
Varsity and expects to return
next year and bring his three
brothers with him.
The President Receives the Students.
On last Friday evening Dr. and
Mrs Boyd gave an informal recep
tion to the students of the University.
The Seniors helped Dr. and Mrs.
Boyad receive while the Juniors
served the refreshments. On ac-
count of the large number of stu-
dents the fore part of the evening
was given to the first and second
preparitory classes aud the latter
part to the other classes and the de
partment. Music and conversation
was the past-time of the evening arid
every one's motto seemed to be
"know thy neighbor."
At half past ten all went home;
the new student feeling much hap
pier for acquaintance formed and
the old ones quietly musing on past
social events in colledge life and
thinking how great a change had
been wrought since the president's
reception a year ago.
Sewing Machines
Do you want to make your wife a
present of a fine family sewing ma
chine'? Call at the Peoples Voice
office and learn what an up-to-date
machine will cost you.
The White Is King-
If you are thinking of purchasing a
new machine this fall come to this
office and learn what you can purchase
a new White machine for before you
' decide on the machine to buy. We
can save you about 50 per cent on the
price you pay for a sewing machine
sold to you by an agent who calls at
your home with a sewing machine in
his wagon.
For Sale.
A good 5 room hopse 2 lots, good
well and out buildings in a desirable
part of city. See Mrs. F. Witte. t-f
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Eight cents a pound is
what a young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and w?eak and
paid one dollar for a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion, and by tak-
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma-
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
f eir money. You get your
; ,0: ley's worth when you buy
So '.i s Emulsion.
V, •; w.il send
Wanted—Faithful Person To
Travel and supervise force of sales-
people and make collections for man-
ufacturing house. Straight salary
$20.00 a week and expenses money
advanced. Previous experience un-
necessary. Local territory. Busi-
ness successful. Position permanent.
Enclose selfaddressed envelope. Sup
erintendent, 324 Dearborn street'
Chicago.
Manny Parker, of Oklahoma C'itys
was looking after basidess int erest
in this county the first of this week.
Mrs. John Sherrod is just recover-
ing from a six weeks sei^e of typhoid
fever and her four and one-half year
child is now suffering from an attack
of the same fever.
International Live Stock Exposi-
tion, Chicago, Ills., Nov,, 28 to Dec ,
5, 1003. One fare plus $2.00 for round
trip. Dates of sale Nov., 28, 29, 30.
J Return limit Dec., 7th. Round trip
I rate from Norman $2"> 40
you a
American Royal Live Stock Show,
j Kansas City, Mo., Oct 1!) 24 1903. One
little | fare plus $2 00 for round trip. Date
i of sale Oct , 17 to 21. Returi
i October 20. Round
I Norman. 913.15,
L'COTT & BOV.'NK, Chemists, |,n. r ,.
| I be Ladies of the M. K. church south
,09 Pearl Slreet, New York j will hold their monthly exchange
, ... . | tomorrow in the window of the Miller
50c. and 1.00 , all dtuggists. Minteer hardware store.
turn limit
fare from
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, October 2, 1903, newspaper, October 2, 1903; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117715/m1/2/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.