The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-29
COLLEGE NOTES.

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| Miss Lillieholm was on the sick list
last week.
Miss Clammer visited at Carroll
Thursday.
Miss McHenry visited the parental
rooflast week.
| Miss Minnie Langor returned after
1.-TWO weeks absence
Miss Higley visited with Miss West
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Cora Smell has been visiting
her cousin. Miss Bertha Smell.
The, class in Physics is just about to
takeilp the study of electricity.
Miss Pollock was. caller at the
Denison Normal College Thursday.
Miss Mitchell visited us again this
week, after two weeks sickness.
Miss Minnie Lowe returned to her
studies after two days visit in Charter
Oak
The advanced Greek class has taken
/ up the study OF Iliad. having finished
IAnabasis.
Mi. Ed Kral returned to his studies
in the Commercial Department., after a
weeks absence.
Frank Jorgensen, who is attending
college at Ames, visited us oyer Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Tyron departed for her home in
Defiance last Saturday. She intends
to teach this spring.
Mr. Mulheron is about to leave for
! Charter Oak. where he has secured q
position as stenographer.
Miss Hauptmann is about to leave
for Minnesota where she.has secured a
kp0sition as stenographer.s
r. Prof. Van Ness calleda meeting of
the seniors Tuesday to arrange their
program for Wednesday evening.
Miss Maggie Kelly is with. US again
to finish up her shorthand work. She
has secured position as stenographer.
We are sorry to say that number of
our old fellow students have left us to
fulfill the callings for them on the
farms. :. @
Mr.. Guy Whaley visited the Denisop
Normal College on Tuesday. Guy is
an old graduate and we are always glad
to see him
A special meeting of the Zaonian So
ciety was called to order last Wedness
day evening to settle some old trouble
some matters.
The order Of ''Buffaloes'' has gained
quite firm foothold in the d. N. c.,
nearly one-half of the students having
Joined the order.
Each Of the literary societies gave a
very interesting program last Friday
| egening. Prof. Van Ness visited them
| and helped to discuss matters.
The Misses Marshall. Who visited
the parental roof to be present at the
marriage Of their sister, Miss Hattie,
returned to their studies Monday.
Misses Sewell and Kirkup we're visit
ors at the Denison Normal College on
Wednesday, They are old students
and we are always glad to have them
call.
Some of the students who are prepar-
| ing to teach had an examination
among themselves to see if they we're
able to pass the county examination
1t proved very successful.
Some of the D. N. C. girls are trying
to organize ladies quartette. There
| is nothing to hinder them from having
one as we'll as the gentlemen, and we
hope in.the near future they will have
one.
The students who are intending to
enter the contest are busy preparing
their orations. Everyone who is able
should enter this contest because a
great benefit is derived from it, even
if he don't get first prize.
4 Athletics is very discouraging to the
i D. N. C.Nboys. Some we're talking oil
i organizing base ball team, but it is
useless to organize any athletic asso
citation until the city in general takes
more OF an interest in it.
II There have been no business men ou
to chapel this week to lecture to the
students. These lectures are very ben
eficial to young people just crossing
he threshold of life, and taking tn,
responsibilities of life upon their owl
shoulders. We hope that we will hav,
some Of these lectures in the near flu
ture
The Seniors delivered their grafton
Wednesday evening. The programme
as a whole was very successful, tn
young orators having learned their ora
. tions almost to perfection. The musi
by Misses Clammer and Van Ness wa
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