The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07
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H. J. Cook loaded his car Monday
for Gillette. Wyo., to leave over the
I ]. G., where he expects to locate.
School Notes.
Perfect attendance for room three
Miss Caster, teacher, as follows:
Eigth grade: Airline Childress, Cecil
Huckstep, Margaret Cose, Frank Hem.
pie, Murray Hemple, Lemuel Dobson.
Seventh grade: Virgil Darling, Joe
True, Inez Galland, Roy Hemple.-a 81
Sixth grade, Lyle Darling, George
4 Moeller.
In room two, Miss Cole, teacher:
Dorothy Turner, Raymond Moeller,
Alan True, Charles Childress, David
( Christensen, James Anderson, Ralph
Allen. aS.
A In room one,g Miss tombstone, teach.
err: .. .&st@5&t3s
Evalen Anderson, Mabel Ehlers,
Wade Dewitt, Floyd Heldt, Lyle Wor-
ley, Loretta Kelly, Beulah Darling,
Cedric Landon.
The primary room had twelve days
of perfect attendance during the
month OF February. The last week,
many of the little ones were absent
on account of colds. Eight pupils are
proud to have their names on the
Roll of Honor. during the month.
Thirteen pupils availed themselves
Of the opportunity Of taking the 9Th
grade examinations, the returns of
which are not yet in.
Last week Grace and Leonard Will
liams went tostheir home in Wyoming
and Martha Stubbe went to live with
her sister at Boyer.
Room No. has lost good pupil as
Martha Stubbe has gone to Boyer, to
live with her sister and attend school
there. &!ii iEs9f}i
Ida Fisher tainted in the school
room last Wednesday which caused
considerable excitement for a few mo.
ments, but she reached home all
right. Thursday the doctor was call
ed but she is growing better now.
The H. S. pupils owe about $50 on
their piano and the students are con-
templating giving a box supper and
comic entertainment in the near fut-
ure. .a,s
Henry Hansen has returned to his
school duties again after an attack
of quinsy. Joe True, Lyle Darling
and George Moeller have completed
six months with perfect attendance.
The pupils found in school with a
perfect attendance are the ones who,
later In life will be found making
mark
The stove pipes are filled up which
have caused some smoke in the room
but it has been remedied and all is
sailing smoothly once more.
The tW0-act comedy, Mr.. Bob, pre-
scented by the pupils of the high |
school was a success in every detail. !
"A neat sum of $3.50 was realized. 1t
Is needless to go into detail describing
each character for judging from the |
full house, everyone was present, and |
those that were not, should have been.
Each reader must bear in mind that
this is the first wide awake high
school year that Deloit ever possess
& ed and she is very proud of her young
people in their struggle for education.
Few of you realize tha&sstakes many
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weeks OF patient study and rehearsins
to- produce even simple play. The
real hard work they mastered .heifi- /
selves, and Mrs~W jc- TO do the |
des>srstlng and, staging, 1T was a sue
cess. The vaudeville is worthy of |
0VCCldl luOAllOA SSpCSAo1lS LAC SaA
tOOns of the famous people who made |
DelOit famous" The actors brought |
a lunch and held a banquet at the
close of the performance and enjoyed !
It Immensely. S
4 During the absence of Mr.. and Mrs
Hutchinson, Miss Kathryn is boarding
with her friend, Loyal Winans.
Mrs. Anna Williams is again max
ing her home with Aunt Lizzie McKim.
Miss Iva Mason took dinner with |
her friend, Miss Eunice Dobson Sun
day.
March 16 is the date you should |
keep in mind 1t is the date of the |
Minstrel show. H..
. Mrs. j. l.. Miller entertained Sun
day at dinner, James Il. Spence, of
Boyer and also E. K. Patchin, OF De-
lott.
I Mr.. Guy johnson, of Arion, Sun
dayed at the Dobson home.
4 Mr.! Vernon Spence came up from
Dow City Sunday and took dinner
with Carl 'Streeter. ...
q Mrs. Tim Patchin departed Monday
for her new home in Lake Park, Ia,
u,hfnh is four miles west rOf Spirit