Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
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NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES !

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And this is the week after the
great rush Of the Gonierenc peel
ing. Everybody seems to have
stood it quite we'll. Teachers and
students were busy in one way or
another to look after the welfare
and entertainment Of the many Wis
ltors. On Thursday afternoon
big reception was rendered the vis-
iting delegates and pastors. .Afttr
the interesting program, light re-
freshments were served to the
whole crowd.
On Friday the 18th Chapel exer-
cises were held in the new assem-
bly, room for the first time. Rev. j.
Moody from Northwestern College
was present and conducted i.l;,li,-
ing devotion.
On Friday afternoon Of last week
Pres. JoransOn of Northwestern
College and Mr.. HoImquist, former
ly principal of the commercial de-
partment at Minnesota College,
were present and delivered interest
ing talks to the students.
Professor. Sjostrand was excep-
tlonaily busy last week. Since he
was the chairman Of the reception
committee, he had to meet the fier
and the local almost every morning,
The museum was place of ex-
Geptional interest to the visitors
who came up for the reception.
Everybody was surprised at the
great collection, andexpressed their
admiration. A certain person from
Battle Lake promised to send an in
teresting wood formation. We are
always glad to be remembered.
The sewing exhibition in the Do
nestle economy rooms was one of
the best seen for a long time. Every
article was neatly and carefully
made: not only the teacher but the
students deserve credit for the
work.
The committee in charge of the
refreshments at the reception are
to be congratulated at their success
in serving such a large crowd in
such short time and in such a
successful manner.
a new cooking class has been ors
ganized. It meets in the evenings
in order to accommodate a number
who can not come in the day time.
New members will be gladly receiv-
ed at any time. Call up the college
and make arrangements.
The art room received quite a
number of additions for the college
reception. Much interest has late
ly been manifested in the work.
Mrs. Sutherland has donated pic
ture, done in Oil, of Francis Will
lard. A hearty thanks.
The date for the Swedish decla-
matory contest has been set for the
5th of April. Seven contestants will
take part.
The Easter vacation will begin on
Thursday evening of this week and
will last until Tuesday morning Of
next week. A number of students
will GO home over the holidays.
Walter Monroe, a member of the
graduating class, will be absent for
several weeks; but he will return
to finish with the class.
A number of students who en-
rolled for the winter term will soon
leave; but most ofthem will return
next year to completethe course.
Miss Hulda Hidden, of Oslo, en-
rolled in the music department this
week.
The Oratorio Chorus decided at
its last meeting to resume practice
on the great and well known Han
dels Messiah on Monday evening,
March 81. All the singers of War
,ren are urged to be present. The
total receipts at the concert last
week were little over $3.50. War
ren is becoming known as a musical
town. Let US make it still more
worthy of such a distinction.
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