The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-28
COLLEGE NOTES.

Mrs. z. Swanson OF Pomeroy Iowa
and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson from Vail
Iowa, called upon Miss Alma Olson at
the college on Monday of this week.
They used part of the day in visiting
the shorthand and typewritting depart
ment of which Miss Olson is member,
They expressed themselves as very
much pleased with the work done in
that department..
Miss Carrie Higley is teaching in the
Heiden district. She was in town
over Saturday and Sunday and called
upon Miss Newcom. She reports that
she has an enrolment OF ten pupils.
On Friday of last week Mr. Clouse
spralned his ankle. Although the
sprain seemed slight at first, it grew
rapidly worse, and after couple of
days Mr.. Clouse was confined TO his
room. He is able to be at school again
and hopes that there will be no furthur
serious trouble from the hurt.
Miss Alma Olson returned this week
after vacation of one week to attend
the wedding of one of her friends.
Miss Blanche Gable is absent this
week to be present at the wedding of
an Intimate friend. This seems to be
season for weddings
Mr.. Edward Kral returned this week
on Monday after being at home 20
| be present at the marriage of his
| sister.
MIR. James Hartigan went to Chica-
go last week with load of stock. Mr..
Hartigan has nearly finished the com
merclal course and hopes to be able to
complete it this winter. For some I'M
known reason he has been detained
from school work longer than expected.
So many stock men have been killed
this winter in their trips to Chicago
that one inevitably wonders what has
happened, or if anything unusual has
occurred. Last year two students were
obliged to give up school work because
Of the death Of their f.ther in a rail
road accident, and this winter one
young mar was just ready to enter
school when his father was killed in {
> like accident.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Hurt
: entertained the ladies of the college
The afternoon was pleasant and nearl,
every one invited was able to be pre-
sent and enjoy the afternoon at tn
!, dormitory. Historical games, FORUM
telling and music made the afternoo
J, lively. Light refreshments wer
served.
It, Mr.. Harold Romans is absent fror
>, the commercial department this week
y He has gone to Chicago on business.
" Mr. August Schultz has returne
h home on account of sickness. w
re hope that the illness will not be serior
Of and that he may be back again soon.
Some of the students in the con
'e mercial department are just inishin
IN the course and are taking upthe Thre
ia Weeks Business Practice. This is a
& supplemental work which follows til
~ Text aud the Full Actual Bushes
ne work. They find it good lively tire
weeks work. However some ha,
4 succeeded in finishing it in exact
4 the three weeks, bub it is u good tie
IF in proficiency.
is When one is Obliged to do son
y, walking about the streets of town,
d; is not surprised that visiting studen
m find much TO criticise in the way no;
r crossings are made in Denson.
f. must be granted that the reputation
., Denison streets that is spread abl o;
re by visiting students is not llattering
is the town. The other day one cros sil
vi was q stream OF mud and water al
u the road on either side was better Thu
rs the crossing itself. Not long ago +,
ed visited Dow City and in that town ,
did not find a single crossing that W
er not dry and fit for persons on 70
IN though the streets were very mudd
he In Denison we need balloon to car
no us over some of the so.called 70
he crossings. Students from the cole
ID for two years have been obliged
,e- wade through mud and water opposi
inf the high school grounds. Now it is
nd stream of water or sheet of ice tn
ks has to be past in bad weather.
,et he'evA tNet mare ~ "hHn"e 'or
as improvement in these particulars.
gs The Rev DR.. Emery Miller gave
he morning address on last week. In
first of his speech he called attenti