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The Phi Delta I'hi Has put in a ti'lepllOUP. D. A. Brown, iaw '93, lias :'o:-raed a partnership wlth T. H. McNeil, Uiw '86, at Kansas City, Mo. Eugene M Best, lit '88 of Minneapo'is, Mimi., was married to Miss Eva L. Merrffl, of Uaconia, N. H., recentlV. Efwin 'Cnrlson, a member of the freshman class, was ki'led at !iis home in St. Joseph Monday, by oeing thrown from hls norse. Stearns F. Smith, Iaw '73, of Owosso. has been appointed by Gov. Rieh, Judge of the circuit court of Khiawassee and Livingston counties in plnco of Judge Montague, deceased. A consultación of the alumni oí the 'University residing in Detroit and vicinity, 'has been called to meet in tlmt city next Friday, (iet. 11, to orgai l;e a Un'versity of Michigan Alumni Association. It is lioped it will be a suecess. Myron Douglas, Andrew Wood, Delner Traplia;en and Russell Atchison eft Thnrsday for Ann Arbor, to enter he University of Michigan. Messrs. Wood and Traphairen enter the literary department, Mr. Douglas, the Iaw, and Mr. Atchison, the medical. - Fenton In Icpeudont. The r. o! M. foot ball team sepred its first victory Saturday, defeating the Onchard Lake cadels by a seo-, e oí 84 to 0. The O. L. boys took their di i al srood naturedly and carne down (i' n In the bus glving their yell vith as much vim as if they had been victorious. A visitor to the U. of M. wiil liave to look very diligently, and at the same time hopelessly, about the great school of learniug to find brighter pupils tlian are there from Northville. Tbey are Miss Margurite Thompson, Meesrs. Thad. J. Kaapp, Ealph Horton, Clarence Clark, George Gibson and Eoyal Starkweather, all former studints of the Northville high schoo'.- Korthville Eecord. The university School of Music will open -wUh an enrollraent of 200, or 50 in addition to the opening number ia si year. It is thought that a great ímpetus was given to the course, on tlic eveniug of the Columbian organ decUcation, -whén during the breathIes.s 'hush of the audience, to oatch the double-p Btrains of a soft symphony, somt liealthy ïe'low cracked a sueeze that could have been heard four blocks. - Monroe Democrat. Smith knows all about that sneeze. He was tliere.