The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-01
COLLEGE NOTES.

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Rumor has it that the dorm is
quarantned, but no one there seems to
have experienced the sad affection
Miss Webster gave recital at Gray.
Iowa, on the evening of the 22nd. to a
large audience.
Miss Mitchell, of Buck Grove, en-:
rolled in the normal department, Mons
day. NJ
Miss Munson. who has been elocu5-
tionary instructor at the Storm Lake,
college for the past two years. was
visiting at the colleges few days ago.
The two literary societies will hold
a joint meeting in the near future, and
rendera short program, after which
they will have social. The date will
be announced later on.
A few select friends spent Wednes-
day evening with Miss Scanlan enjoy
ing social gathering. All report a
most pleasant time,
Il " !
Miss McGrin, who attended school
here during last summers term, was
visitor Tuesday.
A. D. Roullaird was a chapel visitor
on the 2lst, and favored tire school
with a very Interesting talk on his re-
cent trip'to the Paris exposition. Mr..
Roulliardth having gone to Paris to serve
in the capacity Of U. S. guard, was
There during the entire exposition and
can tell of many interesting expert
ences with which he met, both on the
journey going over and during his stay
| there.
| Miss Craft, of Dunlap, who is one of
the contestants in the contest to be
held there, spent two days in Denison
this week. receiving special instruction
4 from MisaW ebster.
G. F. Kuehnle visited chapel Monday
morning and gave short talk He
spoke along the line of Washington's
| life work and showed that while we
hall couldn't be Washington's or Lin
Icoln's and attain the presidential chair,
yet we could take their lives for exam
lples and make the best of the talents
tgiven us.
Mr.. Schweers, of Arcadia, was shak-
hands with old friends, Wednesday.
Mr.. Schweer was in attendance at
school here during last winter.
Misses Riepen and Mueller spent the
|afternoon of the 9th, visiting at the
college.
1 On Wednesday, Rev. Holmes visited
the chupel and addressed the school
briefly. He spoke not only of the ne
cessity of thorough preparation for
4 this life's work, but emphasized parti-
cularly the living OF q true and pure
life as the only passport to the enjoy
ment of that life which is to come.
4 Prof Healey principal of the Aspin-
! wall schools, was visiting at the college
] Thursday, a short vacation having been
granted him while the pupils are nurs-
! ing their lame arms, the result of vac
/ cination.
Miss Webster took the afternoon
train Friday for West Side. at which
1 place she will give an entertainment in
the evening. From here she goes to
4 Glidden, where she will give an enter
! tainment Saturday evening Miss Web.
ster is unsurpassed in Iowa rs a reciter.
and all who have an opportunity to
4 hear her are always pleased
i Mr.. Meyers. editor of the Review,
gave a talk in the chapel Thursday
taking for the subject, Newspaper
i Work. " This is the first of series OF
talks to be given by the citizens OF
Denison along various lines. Mr..
: Meyers, in his talk stated some of the
requisites in order to become success.
fnl editor, showed the necessity of hav.
ing a very general education and
strongly advocated for anyone who an.
ticipated entering the newspaper work
a careful study of the modern langu.
ages. All were delighted to have
heard him and wish that it may be his
pleasure to come often
]. Mr. Wilson. while. playing football
with the boys Thursday, received quite
severe fall, which will contine him to
his room for awhile. We sincerely
hope that it will not prove To be dan.
gerous and that he may soon besable to
be with us again.