The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-22
COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Minnie Lowe is under the par
entail roof for few days. M
Miss Cora Smell took supper at the
dormitory Sunday evening
lone Romans has been detained at
home on account of illness.
All classes have begun reviewing
preparatory to examination.
Mr. Chester Potter visited at the
college Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mitchell is absent from school
this week on account OF sickness.
Miss Bertha Smell spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home north oftown.
The Misses Pautsen and Highstreet
took dinner at the dormitory Thurs
! day.
Mr. j D. Dempster of Fayette. Iowa.
a brother-in-law OF Miss Smith, is here
visiting.
Mr. Edmund Way was called home
by the serious illness of his mother
this week.
The advanced class in Greek has
finished Anabasis before the required
time and is now reading Homer.
Miss Minnie Lowe has given up
shorthand aud contemplates the Nor
NAL work for the rest of the year
1 Miss Rachel Higley and little friend
4 Christina Rosberg, of Schleswig, at
tended the teachers meeting last SAT-
urday.
| The Seniors are busy preparing ora
4 tions to be delivered Wednesday even
ing, March 9th, in the college chapel.
Everybody is invited
Miss Webster, assisted by Mrs, j..
n. Bradley and the Misses Pearl Lay
and Lillian Garrison, gave recital at
Vail last Saturday evening.
Miss Ethel Tompsen of Manila, vis-
tied with Miss Smell over Friday Miss
Tompsen was formerly student here
and is now teaching near Manila.
Among those who have been called
home on account of work are Messrs
Breckenridge, Behn, Wilson, Lamp,
Mauritz, Calderwood and Erickson
A joint program was given by the
two societies in the chapel last Friday
evening, After the exercises some
time was spent in social games and
songs,
Misses Lizzie and Minnie LANCER
were called to the deathbed of sister
in Dow City last Wednesday morning.
The sympathy of all is extended to
them.
The Junior class distinguished them
selves in their usual pleasing manner
Wednesday evening. A goodly crowd
A was in attendance despite the cold
evening.
Miss Lizzie LANCER aud Mr.. Theron
Beers were married at the bride IS
home near Denison Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Beers was a student here last year.
We extend congratulations.
The Misses Hauptman and Flint
have been busy this week printing
programs for the high school exercises
next Friday evening, More than three
hundred have been printed
Misses Jessie and Mabel Marshall
are in attendance at the wedding Of
their sister Hattie, to Mr.. Peters
Miss Hattie was a former student here
& Congratulations are extended.
{ Profs. Myers, Whaley. Garrett and
: Styles, respectfully from Vail, Dow
: City, Charter Oak and Onawa, attend
! ed the teachers meeting last Saturday
{ and took dinner at the dormitory
! A recent letter informs US that Mis-
s Sorensen and the Misses ,Simonson
z who were with us the first part of thu
. year, have passed successful examina
: lions. and that the Misses Simonsol
9 have engaged schools for the spring
T term.
{ Misses Hanna, Hauptman, Psulsel
E and Highstreet were chapel visitor
& Thursday morning. Miss Hanna is
( graduate Of our Normal department
q and Miss Highstreet is visiting he
y brother,
y j ID. Brink, a graduate of the MOI
Y NAL department, and who has bee
E employed as principa, of the Ario
IS schools, has just closed a very success
e full term. We were much pleased /
n receive call from him while he wa
y in the city.
y Mr.. P. E. G. Lally gave us pleasar
" talk in chapel Tuesday morning on tn
" Necessity of Exactness. Mr.. Lall
IL isa we'll informed man and realize
how important exactness is We wei
all pleased with the talk, and WELDON
I Mr.. Lally at all times.
I One day this week while kicking til