Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-14
COLLEGE NOTES.

c0LLEGE NOTES
From Saturdays Daily.
The Philos install their new officers
tonight.
President Hancher gave some Of his
classes their deferred examinations to-
day and from the expression on some
Of the victims faces one would think
they had q tough time of it.
The friends of Miss Anna Morrell
were glad to have her back with US this
week. She will act as assistant in the
department of music.
Prof. Kinsey is happy now. His
sister came out from Iowa and has
registered as a student in B. II. G.
Thus is our fame spreading, oven to
the far east.
Misses Lampert and Bergey we're
pleasant callers this morning.
To say that the piano solo played by
Miss Kinsey in chapel this morning
was splendid is not saying half enough;
it was grand.
Mrs. Blanche Stanley and Miss
Mamie Held registered in the music
department this morning. This de-
partment is SO crowded again that it
looks as if a third teacher would have
to be secured.
Yesterday was Miss Grace Hancher's
birthday and now she is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of a beautiful watch.
The Philomatheans are arranging
for a spledid program to be rendered
sometime in January. The Philos are
splendid entertainers and as good ma
terial is plenty and they are determined
to make it the best entertainment of
the year, a crowded house is expected.
A number of students are now
going about with a sad. harassed ex-
preston on their faces. To the unin-
itiated this is a mystery as vacation
will soon be here and examinations do
not come again for some time. If you
ask n of them the cause of his sorrow
he will whisper, in a wearytone, "Chap-
ell orations on the twelfth" and that
explains it all.
From Tuesday'e Daily.
Mr.. Hargreave came in yesterday
morning. He will probably make his
home here for a time. We are pleased
to have him with us but will hate to
lose his daughter from Lampert Hall.
Battle mountain has been very at
tractive to u boys and professors of
late and a number of them have been
to the summit within the last few days.
Some people have a quee.. idea of
pleasure anyway.
The 'practice program was placed
on the board at a very late hour last
night, as there are so many practice
periods it vas a difficult matter to
arrange it satisfactorily. 1t will take u
department statistician to understand
it, seemingly, but Prof. Kinsey seems
equal to the occasion.
The program which the literary
society had on the platform last Satur-
day night was not very good but the
business meeting amply compensation
for any shortage in the literary meet
ing. The discussions were warm and
spirited but always good natured and
such meetings as this are very bene-
fetal to the members. Capital punish
ment was discussed in a six-handed.
eXtemporaneous deb to and both sides
were thoroughly in earnest.
The college team thought that they
were to have the pleasure of seeing a
foot ball game from the outside on
Monday afternoon; but it was not to
be. The town and school teams did
not make their appearance for some
unknown cause.
The crowd of students that leaves
for the northern Hills on December
22nd is planning a great time. OF
course there will be plenty of fun in
the atmosphere at that time, for who
can imagine a dull college crowd
especially if vacation has just begun.
SOLDIERS HOME.