LOCAL,
Rahm, ’OB, has left college.
Riddle, ’OB, has left college,
The co-op will soon remove to its
new quarters in the hotel.
The college orchestra gave a stag
dance at McAllister Hall the Satur
day evening before Christmas vaca-’
tion.
Last Wednesday Dr. Atherton
left for the Southwest where he will
spend the winter and try to recover
his lost strength.
W: W. McClure, a former student,
recently secured a responsible posi
tion in the sales department of the
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co., of
Pittsburg.
On Dec. 2. at Elmira, N. Y.,
Richard D. Quigley, ex-’O6, and
Miss Dorothy Armstrong, of Lock
Haven, were married.' Many stu
dents attended a dance given by the
newly married couple at Lock
Haven last Friday evening. -
An athletic committee represent
ing the faculty and student body
met last Saturday to discuss matters
relating to athletics. Another meet
ing will be held after which the com
mittee will report to the Athletic
Association. Details will be pub
lished .later.
H. D. rieek
Souvenir Spoons, Lockets, Watch Fobs, Chains,
Clasp and Stick Pins, Stationery
The Drug Store
Nine Agricultural students of the
upper classes, accompanied by Prof.
Mairs, lecently attended the Inter
national Stock Show, at Union Stock
Yards, Chicago, 111. They left col
lege Saturday afternoon, December
16, arriving in Chicago Sunday
evening, and stayed three days. Of
particular interest were their visits to
ATTENTION !
Juniors, all Students, and Instructors
Desiring Photographs.
Mr. Mallory, the Bellefonte Photographer, repeats his offer last year made
to Juniors alone, but this year extended to ALL STATE STJDENTS AND
INSTRUCTORS. Regular $3.25 Cabinet Size Photos $2.00 per first dozen,
$ 1.50 for all succeeding dozens. Choice of three different mounts and fin
ishes. From the regular negative extra fine platinum or higher grade pic
tures can be printed and one or more of these as desired may be obtained at
a discount from regular price. Pictures taken at night by electric light. "
For further information and samples see
R. P. FARRINGTON, ’O6, Kappa Sigma House.
Souvenir and Comic Postal Cards
and Drawing Material
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Agricultural Trip.
Caps and Gowns Made to Order and Rented
PENNANTS FOR ALL COLLEGES CARRIED IN STOCK A. C. HARPER, Agent, ARMORY
the stock yards and packing houses
of Armour and Co.. Swift and Co.,
and Libbey.
On Tuesday evening they attend
ed the banquet of the American
Federation of Agricultural Colleges,
at which were present representa
tives of all the principal agricultural
colleges of the Middle West. At
the close of the Stock Show they
returned -directly to their homes for
the Christmas vacation.'
COLLEGE GOODS
CLASS TRACK' AND TEAM
CAPS, PINS, MEDALS, POBS
The Drug Store
H. D. Meek