The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-29
short hand department Thursday. He
is graduate of that department.

IS a graduate of that department.
Miss Pollock took dinner at the dorms
itory with Miss Smell and Miss Latchaw
Thursday.
he elocution class are preparing a
drama which they will give in chapel
some time next term.
The boys are anxiously waiting for
old Sol to appear and make the
weather warm enough to play bail.
Nh. John Dresser, of Ida Grove, a
student of last year, spent Sunday in
Denison. He was on his way to Colo
RADIO
Fred Hall has begun work for Attor-
ney Richardson. He has ordered an
Oliver typewriter through Prof. Rus
misel
| Miss Mary Benneman, of Arcadia,
visited the Normal department Monday.
She will enter school at the beginning
of next term.
Miss Kelly came in this week to re-
view short-h hand She has accepted a
position with Photographer Brown aud
begins work next week
The base ball has no respect for win
dow glass when they get in its way.
Two papes have been broken out of the
college building this week.
Next week will be the close. of anoth-
er term, and another weeks anxiety
about what figures are going to be made
on our examination papers.
Mr.. F. j. Mulheron has accepted a
position as stenographer with Attorney
Harding. of Charter Oak, and will be.
gin work the first of April.
Mr. Guy Whaley, of Dow City, called
last Tuesday He lis a graduate Of the
Normal Department and is having good
success as teacher Of the Bell school. 4
Mr.. Ed. Way will not be with us
again this spring, as his folks need him
at home on the farm, We are glad to
hear that his mother is much better.
Quite number of the students. at
tended the lecture Tuesday evening.
1t was given by Gen, o. o. Howard and
was one of the good numbers on the
lecture course.
Frank Jorgensen, one Of our old stu
dents, came down from Ames College
last Saturday. He was visiting friends
at Vail and ran down to see his Denison
College friends.
Some of the boys are getting good
practice in high climbing lately. The
foot ball performed one Of its aerial
feats, Thursday, and landed on top of
the dormitory.
Miss Webster and her company will
give an entertainment at Dow City this
week, under the auspices of the high
school. They will also appear at Dun
lap on Tuesday evening Of next week. !.
Miss.Hauptman has been offered a po-
sition with large firm at her home
in Minneso a, and will start for that
place next week She is one of the
best students in the shorthand depart
ment. Z
The short-h students have begun
the copying of a set of law forms this
week There are forty six Of them and
it gives lots of practice on the type
writer. The forms may come handy
some day.
The annual oratorical contest will
come off some time in April. This is
very good training and is profitable, not
only for the winner. but also for all
who participate and should be entered
by many.
The March issue of the Star came out
this week and has not lost any of it's
brightness, either inside or on the cover.
1t is Far superior to any of the exchang-
ee that come to us and reflects great
credit upon both editors and publishers.
| Miss Clammer went to Carroll Thurs
day afternoon on a visit, but was called
back on the evening train to assist the
High School Quartette at the Woodman
Circle entertainment for which she had
been drilling them
Prof. Rusmisel arranged very nice
advertisement for the College Concert
Company this week by placing large
photographs of the members in frame
The company has given satisfaction
wherever it has performed and is al
ways invited to return,
The seniors delivered their second an
nual orations Wednesday evening. The
program was we'll carried out, The
violin solo by Mi. Mathison was very
well rendered, and shows great dea
of natural ability. He no doubt viii
become master of the instrument in e
short time.
MI. Vented has returned after sever
al weeks absence. While away he had E
great deal of trouble with one of the
most noted nations, (vaccination). H,