The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
AT HOME & ABROAD
Work to be Done BY School peo-
pie This Year.


in work in institutions az Iaa,,,,rsr 1,t.
side the city, while man, 1 80 49,
OF inc puohe schools win take advan-
tage Of the study and work offered at
Penn college in this city. II is graft
tying to note the large per cent Of our
young people who are reacbing ont 81.
ter higher education -
Misses Helen Lofiand and Helen
Spencer, who have been stndving at
LAKE FOREST cemetery for young ladies
near Cnlcago. win resume work at
that place.
Miss Edith Cliff win probably he a
student at Lake Forest b,t bas not
yet definitely determined upon this
school. UpoH 'D''
Miss Nellie Cole win be a student
at Iowa College. Grinnell entaring tbe
freshmen work. ''-'
Edward Parry. High schools star in
the athletic field last year has decid-
cd to take a course at Chicago TTniver-
sity and leaves in the near future for
that city. He viii In all probability
devote considerable time ~ athletics
and has every chance of maling tbe
football team this season. His world
record IN the hammer throw last year
VIII easily win him a place on the
track team. The football coach Of the
university sent him a football and
rule book some time ago with orders
70 begin practice. He has been ont
regularly. trying long distance kicks
ana other maneuvers. preparatory to
entering into regular training as soon
as he reaches the university.
Marion Sewers and Row Sbeppard
VIII leave next week to ioin the Cul-
yer Black Horse Troop at the Culver
Military academy in Indiana. Mr.. Seev-
ers graduated from the High school
in class 1900 and has had two years
work at Penn. Mr.. Sheppard has
completed three years on the High
school course and is well up in the
work. Both of the boys have a liking
for military matters, Mr.. Sheppard be-
ing especially distinguished as one of
the best drilled men in Company F.
Culver is fine school and the young
gentlemen are to be Congratulated
upon Inelr selection.
Fred Colwell, PENIS crack high
jumper last year, win attend the State
University at Iowa City this fall, TAX
ing regular work with an intention of
graduating from the school. Fred is
a good student and one of the best
men in the college last year, and he
will be greatly missed in social circles
as well as on the athletic field.
Miss Nellie Cole, class 1901, o. H. s.,
win leave within a few days for Grin
nell to enter Iowa College there She
has been in the musical department at
Penn for the past year and will now
take special course in that line Of
work in additMR 70 her regular studies
The young kdy Is quite popular in
the city and many friends will regret
her departure.
John Watson, another High school
graduate of class 1902 has already left
for Ames, where he win be in school
next year. He was quite active in
athletics last year and was recogniz-
ed star on the gridiron.
Dwight Jarvis, one of last years
Pennies is making preparations for
going south this fall where he will en-
ter the university Of Missouri at Tar
lilo, Mo. The young gentleman lives
at Rose Hill but has been attending
Penn for the past few years.
Lloyd Harris departed some time
ago for Boulder, Colo, where he ex-
poets to enter the Colorado State UNI
versity. He was a graduate OF the
High school in class 1900 and complet-
ed one years work at Penn He has
been in the Harris Bros & Ienney
grocery for some time past and VIII
be greatly missed by many trlends
about the city.
Chas. Howard is undecided as to
where he will attend college next year
His choice lies between Michigan Uni
versitv AT Ann Arbor and Iowa Col
lege at GrinnelL He has mad several
years work in High school and mas
taken a two years course at Penn
He also spent a short time In the Ma
baska County State Bank and Is wen
qualified TO enter either OF the lnsu-
tutions now under consideration.
Arthur Hugg of High school class
1902. win attend Michigan UNIVERSITY
at Ann Arbor this year, taxing
course in free-hand drawing and news
paper work in addition TO regular col
Iegiata studies. Mr.. Hugg mas Deen
on the Herald repertorial stan during
the mast eighteen months and mas com
pleted his freshman year at rem CUT
lege. o,,var
Raw LYMAN. Earl Bridges and ohYer
Mattison. all old High school Doys' are
sttendinp Ames this fall. The latter
gradnated here in 1900, the others In
1901. They are bright feiiows anu
promise 10 do good work in the CIVIL
engineering department po,n,o
Ross Hadley. who was one o. renn nm.
most promising Freshmen last year
viii he with his father In the Univer-
sity N wisconsin at Fl Madison our
ing the coming winter. a.
Rart richardson, who completed inc
High school course last year VIII
nrohabIv he in Penn this fall. The
family moved west some .is 80
and Bert has been with mem uuLne
the summer. He is expected pace ~
! sbort time TO spend the winter mere
Miss Leslie stewart, one Oh ast
wears graduating class at tne hlgn
school. leaves within few Gays Ior
Grinnell to finish her regular course
n Cd, COLLEGIATE work at the Iowa College
there. -. aar,s hss.s,