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Gen. John B. Gordon Lectures on Civil War.
We are dumbfounded Responds to editorial in Cornell College newspaper criticizing the Normal School.
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In Alpha hall: Shake 3--Ossoli 0 Recount of the debate.
The Normal football team Applauds Normal School football team for preventing a strong Ames team from scoring.
A pleasant trip Shakespeareans and Aristos enjoy trip by street railway to Waterloo.
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Bible Study Department Lesson XI: the need and purpose of Christianity.
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Debate in Zeta hall: Clio 2--Ossoli 1 Account of debate.
Shake hall: Alpha 3--Neo ) Account of recent debate.
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Debate in Neo hall: Zeta 1--Clios 2 Account of recent debate.
Clio hall: Neo affirmative2--Alpha negative 1 Account of recent debate.
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Official State educational news; many superintendents have retired.
Ossoli: Shake 3--Neo 0 Account of recent debate.
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Bess Wells Father seriously ill.
C. D. Behrens Attended football game.
Professor Fullerton Father visited.
Miss Bedenbender Friends from home visited.
Mabel Thompson's mother Visited.
Miss Bertha Rohwedder Visited sister Dorothea.
Prof. Eastman Lectured at Kensett.
Miss Anna Hoover Visited friends on the Hill.
Frank Reno Going into hardware business.
Frank Knowles Went home to teach.
Vera Thorp Will teach near Sanbourne, Minnesota.
Lizzie Doderer Sister Minnie visited.
Miss Post Visiting Elsie Kliebenstein.
Miss Melvin Will begin teaching Monday.
Thos. Jones Will teach in Cresco.
R. R. Anderson Will teach in Osceola County.
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The temperance committee Held interesting meeting.
The football team Planning for game against University of South Dakota on Thanksgiving.
Earl Chapman, Ralph Churchill, and Joe Chalupsky Left school to go out to teach.
Edythe Eighmey Teaching at Springdale Academy as is M. Nellie Oathout.
Maud Burrell Went home after learning that her father's bank had been blown up and her brother killed.
Cottage Reading Circle Professor Satterthwait led discussion.
G. W. Detwiller Officiated football game.
Almeda Chance Left school.
Dwight Swain and F. R. Chantry Went to Malvern for reception for 51st Iowa.
The Shakes and Aristos Had trolley party to celebrate debate victories.
Miss Barnard Visited Professor Satterthwait.
Miss Mae Wall Returned from YWCA convention in Des Moines.
Mr. Luxford He and his wife are back in school.
Thos. Meyer Will teach near home in Dunkerton.
Peter Henry Will teach in Clayton County.
Gus Graham Visited campus.
Prof. Bartlett Was sick.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lambert Emma Lambert visited.
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W. H. Manifold Teaching near Grand Junction, Colorado.
S. T. Walker Resigned position in Mt. Pleasant to edit the Cedar Falls Daily Record; Nellie Wallbank takes his position.
Cards have been received Margaret Kleinfelter married the Reverend A. Wesley Mell.
John R. McNally '95 and Emma Hegner Married and will live in Washington, D. C.
Mae Arnold Married Matthew D. Grouchey.
We are pleased Alice Curtis doing well in Marengo.
Louise Heidenreich Organized Shakespearean Society in Zearing.
Alda Potter Visited friends at debate.
Bertha Beard Entered Chicago Training School for Missions.
The schools of Enid, Oklahoma C. E. Locke is principal.
Percy Hunt, B. J. Lambert, C. J. Lambert, and Elmer Park Returned to Iowa City after visit.
Melissa B. Lenocker Married Fred H. Fitting.
Rev. O. F. Burgess Has had broken limb.
Frank Bronson Organizing football team in Zearing.
Ernest D. Ede Editor of University of Iowa student newspaper.
Nellie Dunham Teaching at Chariton.
A. D. Miller and Harry Moore Attended debate on campus.
Laura Hoag Teaching in Fort Dodge.
Etta Rider Father died.
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Agnes Longworthy Has not reported.
Francis L. Mills Was teaching in Ottumwa but has not reported.
Alma E. Packard Is a dress maker.
John Sogard Is teaching in the West Des Moines high school.
Wm. M. Fields Died on August 31, 1896.
Dr. C. B. Fountain Is practicing medicine in Spirit Lake.
Myrta Hoagland Is a housekeeper.
Helen Hull Is married and living in Cleveland, Ohio.
Maggie Henry Has not reported.
Chas. E. Locke Is working in Enid, Oklahoma, and married to Laura Monlux.
Alice Blake Is teaching in Seattle, Washington.
C. N. Brones Has not reported for three years.
Mary Cowan Is married and living in Paullina.
Idella Chapman Is married and living in Waterloo.
A. M. Fields Has taken over his father's farm.
W. H. Bender Is in charge of training department at I. S. N. S.
The alumni who were called to the county superintendency Roster of ISNS alumni who were elected county superintendents.
Training: the empty crayon box Ideas for everyday things.
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Neotrophian Society New members contribute to program.
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Shakespearean Society Proud of new members.
Orio Society Happy with debate performances.
Y. M. C. A. Professor Fullerton addresses the group.
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Athletic ISNS will play University of South Dakota.