Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 274, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 November 1910 — COLLEGEVILLE. [ARTICLE]

COLLEGEVILLE.

P. J. O’Brien, of Detroit, was the last student to enter the college ranks this week. Rev. August Seifert, C. PP. S., at- • tended the Community conference at C'arthagena, Ohio, last Wednesday. Father Seifert is a member of the board of directors. On Sunday the A. L. S. delivered their first program. The entertainment was of a fair order, and the juniors bid fair to add new laurels to their many accomplishments. The Thanksgiving day entertainment is in charge of the C. L. S. They will present the stirring two-act comedy, “The Old Captain’s Idea, or the Living Statue.” A very pleasant ~ two hours are promised the audience. Rev. J. Steines, of Chicago; Rev. L. Monahan, of Mishawaka, a former student of St. Joseph’s; Rev. L. Schirack, C. PP. S., of Winamac; W. C. and J. P. Murphy, of Crawfordsville; J. Putzen, of Chicago, and Patrick O’Brien, of Detroit, Mich., were among last week’s visitors. Rev. B. Besinger, C. PP. S., Prefect of Discipline, was called to his Lome at Mishawaka, last Thursday, owing to the serious and protracted illness of his aged father. The coming of the cold weather has loused basket ball enthusiasm. At the general meeting on Sunday C. Reea was elected general manager; L. Dufrane and J. Whitcomb as his assistants. Games preliminary to the organization of the class leagues are now in order. The chances are very I favorable for a strong basket ball varsity.