College Oracle from Lecompton, Kansas • Page 6

Pres. Brooke returned the first of the ck from the Oklahoma Conference id Southern Kansas. iMr. V. K.

Smith, formerly propri- jr of the "Lecompton Sun" and now blisherof "The Manhattan Kepub- was in the city lat Saturday, kd of cjurse paid theOKACLK a friend- visit. Andrew Baird, State Secretary of 5 "Z.r;s-, eY. M. C. came in Monday even- His visits are always appreciated id have been a source of profit to the will begin its 36th Year of College Work Sept.

5, 1900. Suing men. Ilismission this tune was fJiVfA', ----1. work up a good delegation for the lining convention at Wichita. We notice by reading the lcle- ope" thatKev.

A. C. Tudor and Miss mma Litler were married the 17th of lis month, Both will be remembered old students of Lane. The Okaci.h ishes them a long life of usefulness id helpfulness in the work of themin- try. College Building.

Classical Course, Scientific Course, Literary Course, Mrs. II. L. Snyder, so well and favor- ly known to many Oracle readers, Normal Course, Commercial Shcool, Shcool of Husic. last Friday for Dayton Ohio where ft husband is attending our Theolog- al Seminary.

She will visit her bro kers and friends in Chicago one week ud expects to be in Dayton for Sunday lovembcr 4. She bids her liecompton 3 iends gcxnl-by for a while but the )raclk will be a regular visitor tolier. IVe wish her a safe trip and a pleasant ojourn in her new home. The OiiACr.ic is glad to note the good rtune that has recently come to Ava- Good Facilities Able Instructors, Helpful Citizens. Enthusiastic Students.

Everything possible done to advance the interests of students. For catalog and further particulars ad 4 IH a kn College, rcnton mo. nut lor tne ast three weeks known by its new hame, Kuskin College, une year ago he outlook for Avalon was anything nit bright. Now what a difference in he prospect! Thus it often happens hat the "darkest hour is just before he day." There isn't very much that Lane University would Lhange its name also if some one should taJtaML 5. fl offer to endow the institution or the honor of having his name perpetuated by a christian college.

How san money be better spent than in dress College Hall. M. BROOKE, President, LECOMPTON, KANSAS. training young lives for future useful ness and help to others?.