The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-15
COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Lamp went to Carroll to visit
over Saturday and Sunday with
friends. Miss Lamp has finished her
work in the Commercial Department
and is going home. The students re-
gret very much to see her leave.
r Charles Booth, of Dow City, who
graduated in Shorthand in the Com
nercial Department, came up Friday
to investigate the Oliver typewriter.
Miss Pierson, of lndianola, who has
been visiting with Miss Clammer for
the past week, returned to her home
Thursday evening.
Prof. Rusmisel made a trip to Dow
City March 9th in the interest of the
typewriters and incidentally made a
date for Miss Webster to appear there
under the auspices of the high school,
March 30th.
The Actual Business Offices We're
closed last week and the Commercial
of Bookkeeping and Banking.
Mr.. Chas. Granger who has been en-
rolled in the Commercial Department
has recently taken up the study of
shorthand This makes an enrolment
of fifteen in the Shorthand Depart
ment
Miss Lille Raine was chapel visit
or Tuesday morning.
Miss Baxter, OF Galva, spent Monday
and Tuesday of this week with her
brother, U. S. Baxter, and also paid
the college visit.
We are glad to welcome Miss Lulu
Bryan as one of our number.
| The District Teachers Meeting
which meets in the college chapel Sat-
urday is expected to be attended by
many of the most progressive teachers
Miss Webster, accompanied by Miss
es Garrison and Ley and-Mrs. Bradley.
will give an entertainment at Vail Sat
urday evening under the auspices of the
Royal Neighbors of America. Her en-
tertainments last week at Danbury,
Battle Creek, and Ida Grove were very
successful.
i Oscar Fienholt is slowly recovering
i from his serious illness and we hope
\ that he may soon be with us again.
Il Miss nellie Hall. sister of Fred Hall,
4 visited with him for few days last
week
4 Miss Mabel Lillieholm has entered
i the Normal Department. She has
been here before and we are glad to
see her back.
i Mrs. Williams. of Grand junction,
recently visited with her neices, the
Misses Latchshaw, returning Tuesday.
| Miss Rachel Higley, of Schleswig,
and Mr.. T. R. Beers, of Battle Creek,
spent Sunday at the dormitory. Both
are former students of the D. N. c.
| G. S. Warren, of Dunlap, graduate
of the Shorthand Department, and
who has been employed for the past
year by the Stewart Lumber Co., has
resigned that position to accept one at
Armour, S. d.
James D. Brink, a graduate of the
Normal Department, and who has been
employed as principal of the Arior
schools. has just closed very success
full term. We were very much pleased
to receive call from him while he
was in the city.
Frank jackson was visitor in the
Shorthand Department last Friday.
Miss Anna Gould. Of Odebolt, while
recently enroute to Denver, Colo.
spent day with Miss Maye Barnhart
Mr.. J. H. Mahoney delivered tall
to the students on different Phases O
Railroading'' Friday morning which
was much appreciated by them ant
. they extend cordial invitation to hin
to come again.
). The joint program of the A. L. A
t Zaonian societies is to be held Frida,
evening in the college chapel. TIL,
program is to be followed by refresh
! ments. A pleasant time is anticipated
The Juniors are busy preparing ora
tions to be delivered Wednesday eve
ming, March 20. in the college chapel
Everybody invited.
The marriage of Mr.. Theron r
Biers to Miss Lizzie LANCER is an
nounced. Mr.. Biers has several time
been student here and Miss LANCE
has for number OF years helped fee
the hungry students. All their friend
wish they may enjoy their full store 0
happiness.
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