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| Normal Eyte | 13 | 28 | 444 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Bessie Hoag | Entertained sister. |
| Mary Kuhns | Visited Chicago. |
| Caliste Wilson | Visited friends. |
| Miss Call | Went to Webster City. |
| Ceva Bezold | Visited friends. |
| Clem Seerley | Returned to Iowa City. |
| Miss Rice | Mother feeling better. |
| Elizabeth Houston | Left school to teach. |
| Katherine Knoepfler | Teaching her father's classes while he is absent. |
| Miss McGovern | Was sick. |
| J. J. Jones | Home for a visit. |
| Miss Call | Entertaining nephew. |
| Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove | Entertained friends. |
| Wesley Wiler | Returned to Iowa City. |
| Frank Foulk | Visited campus. |
| Henry Holman | Visited Dora Holman. |
| Work of excavating for the new gymnasium building commenced | Began April 14; currently filling low places. |
| Mrs. Dorsey | Visiting daughter Minna. |
| The last meeting of the year of the Reading Circle | Will discuss Rousseau. |
| It seems quite probable that there will be a menagerie in connection with the new building | Enola Pierce ordered two parrots. |
| Prof. Knoepfler | Reading speech for President Seerley in Sioux City. |