Jasper County Democrat, Volume 13, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 October 1910 — COLLEGEVILLE ITEMS. [ARTICLE]

COLLEGEVILLE ITEMS.

Five new students were added to the list during the last week, one a representative from Nebraska. flie other from far away shores of the Adriatic Sea. Rev. J. Toujas and Prof. L. Havooka spent Wednesday afternoon in Chicago observing the Wright Brothefs’ aerial flights. They reported perfectly thrilling experiences and elevating sensations. A goodly number of S. J. C. inmates were present at Senator M. E. Clapp’s political discourse at the Opera House on Wednesevening. The collegians are willing to learn the inside workings of “polities, at least as far as the leaders will leign to let them learn. There are twenty-eight aspirants on the foot ball squad. There is sufficient material to work up a good team but Coach Grathwohl finds it difficult to bring home to the green tryouts the mysterious workings of the revised rules. No games have as yet been scheduled. At the reorganization of the Releigh Smokifcg Club, J. Goetz was chosen president: T. Kenne dy. V. Pres; C. Reel, Sec; C. Grathwohl, Marsh.. .• Rev.' . .T. Sauer is this year's director of the jolly “Haters.” The followi ;g vis'tors were gladly entertained during the following week: Mrs. P. Schroeder: Mrs. and Mr. Kirchen, Rev. E. Grimm, C. PP. S.. Minister. \< )hio. (Father Grimm in former years was a member of the, College Faculty) ; Mrs. P. M. Spit- | !er. Rensselaer,’ Mr£. E.rifb Hammond, Lafayette. rs. Ittenback and son. Thomas Connor, Elwood. Ind.

Rev. M. Koester, last Sunday, called the first meeting of the A. L. S. Under the guidance of the following officers the work was taken up for the coming year: Pres. V. Studer; V, Pres., L. Curby; Sec. A. Osterloh; Treas. A. Kirchen; Lib. W. Butler. The society's quarters have been moved from the gymnasium to the first floor of the main building. Larger rooms are required to accommodate the increased admissions.