Issue Contents

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1	Gen. John B. Gordon	Lectures on Civil War.


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2	We are dumbfounded	Responds to editorial in Cornell College newspaper criticizing the Normal School.

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3	A pleasant trip	Shakespeareans and Aristos enjoy trip by street railway to Waterloo.


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4	In Alpha hall: Shake 3--Ossoli 0	Recount of the debate.


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5	The Normal football team	Applauds Normal School football team for preventing a strong Ames team from scoring.

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6	Debate in Zeta hall: Clio 2--Ossoli 1	Account of debate.


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7	Shake hall: Alpha 3--Neo )	Account of recent debate.

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8	Clio hall: Neo affirmative2--Alpha negative 1	Account of recent debate.


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9	Debate in Neo hall: Zeta 1--Clios 2	Account of recent debate.

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10	Official	State educational news; many superintendents have retired.


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11	Ossoli: Shake 3--Neo 0	Account of recent debate.

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12	Bess Wells	Father seriously ill.


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13	C. D. Behrens	Attended football game.


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14	Frank Knowles	Went home to teach.


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15	Frank Reno	Going into hardware business.


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16	Lizzie Doderer	Sister Minnie visited.


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17	Mabel Thompson's mother	Visited.


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18	Miss Anna Hoover	Visited friends on the Hill.


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19	Miss Bedenbender	Friends from home visited.


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20	Miss Bertha Rohwedder	Visited sister Dorothea.


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21	Miss Melvin	Will begin teaching Monday.


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22	Miss Post	Visiting Elsie Kliebenstein.


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23	Prof. Eastman	Lectured at Kensett.


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24	Professor Fullerton	Father visited.


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25	R. R. Anderson	Will teach in Osceola County.


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26	Thos. Jones	Will teach in Cresco.


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27	Vera Thorp	Will teach near Sanbourne, Minnesota.

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28	Almeda Chance	Left school.


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29	Cottage Reading Circle	Professor Satterthwait led discussion.


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30	Dwight Swain and F. R. Chantry	Went to Malvern for reception for 51st Iowa.


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31	Earl Chapman, Ralph Churchill, and Joe Chalupsky	Left school to go out to teach.


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32	Edythe Eighmey	Teaching at Springdale Academy as is M. Nellie Oathout.


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33	G. W. Detwiller	Officiated football game.


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34	Gus Graham	Visited campus.


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35	Maud Burrell	Went home after learning that her father's bank had been blown up and her brother killed.


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36	Miss Barnard	Visited Professor Satterthwait.


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37	Miss Mae Wall	Returned from YWCA convention in Des Moines.


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38	Mr. and Mrs. F. Lambert	Emma Lambert visited.


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39	Mr. Luxford	He and his wife are back in school.


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40	Peter Henry	Will teach in Clayton County.


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41	Prof. Bartlett	Was sick.


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42	Prof. Seerley	Gave lecture in Orange City.


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43	The football team	Planning for game against University of South Dakota on Thanksgiving.


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44	The Shakes and Aristos	Had trolley party to celebrate debate victories.


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45	The temperance committee	Held interesting meeting.


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46	Thos. Meyer	Will teach near home in Dunkerton.

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47	A. D. Miller and Harry Moore	Attended debate on campus.


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48	Alda Potter	Visited friends at debate.


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49	Bertha Beard	Entered Chicago Training School for Missions.


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50	Cards have been received	Margaret Kleinfelter married the Reverend A. Wesley Mell.


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51	Ernest D. Ede	Editor of University of Iowa student newspaper.


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52	Etta Rider	Father died.


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53	Frank Bronson	Organizing football team in Zearing.


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54	John R. McNally '95 and Emma Hegner	Married and will live in Washington, D. C.


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55	Laura Hoag	Teaching in Fort Dodge.


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56	Louise Heidenreich	Organized Shakespearean Society in Zearing.


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57	Mae Arnold	Married Matthew D. Grouchey.


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58	Melissa B. Lenocker	Married Fred H. Fitting.


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59	Nellie Dunham	Teaching at Chariton.


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60	Percy Hunt, B. J. Lambert, C. J. Lambert, and Elmer Park	Returned to Iowa City after visit.


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61	Rev. O. F. Burgess	Has had broken limb.


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62	S. T. Walker	Resigned position in Mt. Pleasant to edit the Cedar Falls Daily Record; Nellie Wallbank takes his position.


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63	The schools of Enid, Oklahoma	C. E. Locke is principal.


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64	W. H. Manifold	Teaching near Grand Junction, Colorado.


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65	We are pleased	Alice Curtis doing well in Marengo.

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66	A. M. Fields	Has taken over his father's farm.


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67	Agnes Longworthy	Has not reported.


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68	Alice Blake	Is teaching in Seattle, Washington.


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69	Alma E. Packard	Is a dress maker.


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70	C. N. Brones	Has not reported for three years.


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71	Chas. E. Locke	Is working in Enid, Oklahoma, and married to Laura Monlux.


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72	Dr. C. B. Fountain	Is practicing medicine in Spirit Lake.


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73	Francis L. Mills	Was teaching in Ottumwa but has not reported.


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74	Helen Hull	Is married and living in Cleveland, Ohio.


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75	Idella Chapman	Is married and living in Waterloo.


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76	John Sogard	Is teaching in the West Des Moines high school.


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77	Maggie Henry	Has not reported.


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78	Mary Cowan	Is married and living in Paullina.


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79	Myrta Hoagland	Is a housekeeper.


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80	The alumni who were called to the county superintendency	Roster of ISNS alumni who were elected county superintendents.


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81	Training: the empty crayon box Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Ideas for everyday things.


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82	W. H. Bender	Is in charge of training department at I. S. N. S.


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83	Wm. M. Fields	Died on August 31, 1896.

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84	Neotrophian Society	New members contribute to program.

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85	Orio Society	Happy with debate performances.


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86	Shakespearean Society	Proud of new members.


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87	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Fullerton addresses the group.

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88	Athletic	ISNS will play University of South Dakota.

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89	Bible Study Department	Lesson XI: the need and purpose of Christianity.