The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-12-17
COLLEGE NOTES.

OOLLEGE NOIkS.
Miss Grace Copeland has been alb
sent from school the past few days on
account of illness.
Among the visitors of the zaonian
Society last Thursday night, we're Miss
Smith. Mr.. Myric and Miss Mabel
Cushman.
Mrs. Copeland, of Audubon, visited
with her daughter, Mise Grace, over
saturday and Sunday.
| Mr.. Roy Town has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
| Some Of the boys Clipped in aud pur-
chased a pair of boxing" gloves, and
Prof. Van Ness allows them, to use the
east commercial room for their prac-
ticing.
Robert Holcomb spent Sunday at HE
home near Cushing.
The Misses Florence Hail and Ethel
Gnlick have enrolled 40 seniors.
The Junior orations have been post.
poned until Jan. 10. s02.
| The holiday number OF the college
Star" will be out this week.
MIR. Adds Lally has been complain
| ing OF rheumatism for the past few
days-the result OF the new boxing
gloves.
Six new students enrolled one day
last week. In spite of the smallpox
scare our number keeps increasing.
College closes next Friday night
during the holidays
Prof Martin will spend the holidays
in Hastings. Neb.. where he will give
a recital December 81.
Profs. Wilbur and Core and Miss
Smith will spend she holidays at their
Irrespective homes, Omaha, Indianola
and Fayette. 81.
| Miss Frances Hart has been absent
from school the past few days because
of illness.
Mr.. Henry Suhr has returned to his
home in West Side, where he will act
asi bookkeeper in his fathers lumber
business.
Miss leila Hover has accepted q posi-
tion in Armstrong's drug store.
| Miss Grace Raine, 1901, has been
helping Mr.. J. B Romans the past few
weeks, during Miss Stephens absence.
Miss Stephens is visiting her home III
the east.
Miss Lilly Raine, accompanied by
her friend Miss Gregs of West Side,
visited chapel and classes, Wednesday
forenoon, December IL.
Mr.. Hugh Rock of Dunlap entered
school last Monday
4 Both societies held their weekEby
meeting on Thursday night last week
on account of the recital. the night
following.
Dec. 9TH Miss Clammer, the music
assistant here last7year gave speci-
man lesson in music before the county
teachers meeting at Indianola. As of
yore Miss Clamor' 3 students displayed
themselves to her credit. We are
always glad to hear of Miss Clamor's
| success
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college formal call one day last week.
A recent letter from Miss Amelia
Haughtman '01 informs ne that she
has position in law Office in Hutch
inson Mimi. She has been working
4 there since she left school last spring.
The oratory recital given by Prof.
Martin last Friday evening was the
best of its kind ever rendered in the
college chapel The inclemency of
the weather detained many at their,
homes and as a result small audience
greeted the speaker. Mr.. Martin is
an elocutionist of first rank, His rendi-
tions of humor, pathos and dramatic is
not to be excelled. The High School
quartctt furnished the musical numbers
and were enjoyed by all present. We
4 hope Mr.. Martin win soon give another
1 recital.
Sill to Exclude Anarchists.
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/ Wasfillgton, Dec. Senator Bur-
/ rows Aicill will Introduce bill 10.
/ lay providing for the exclusion and
expulsion OF alien anarchists. BY it's
provisions the hoard of inquiry is ar-
horzed to diligently search for an
4rchists among the foreigners coming
o this country and ascertain by per-
.inent questions as to his antecedents,
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