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Title Article Summary
Mary Coddington Rowen

Returns from Colorado to live in Janesville.

Professor Hull

Delivers new program card to Philomatheans.

Mrs. Hunt

Lectures on temperance; advises future teachers to preach temperance scientifically.

Over fifty teachers

Have left school to go out to teach during the term.

Consummate ingenuity

Students in Chapel building find way to communicate with students in main building.

A new library catalogue

Each student will receive a list of all books in the library; it will be arranged by subject, shelf number, and author.

Y. M. C. A. lecture course

Will consist of five lectures and one elocutionary entertainment.

Thanksgiving came and went

Description of Thanksgiving meal and entertainment.

Laura Greene

Finds initial opposition to, but later success with her methods of teaching.

School has lately been visited

Former students visit.

Libbie Perkins

Visits friends at Normal.

Ella Rich

Teaching near Janesville.

The marriage

Dora M. Howard married T. M. Brown.

F. Fiester

Superintendent of penmanship in Clinton.

D. B. Greigg

Attending college in Illinois.

Luella Pollock

Teaching in Ida Grove.

Mary D. Carr

Engaged at institute in Toledo.

Emily Gosden

Teaching in Butler County.

Jessie E. Fitch

Attending the University of Nebraska.

Florence Long

Teaching in Homer.

Fannie Overman

Married Mr. Williams.

We also hear

Sarah Pierce married Mr. Vaughn.

A. H. Van Scey and Maggie H. Roberts

Married recently.

Charles Williams and Nellie Getchell

Married December 4, 1881.

A. T. Jones

Goes out to teach in hopes that his health will be improved.

Esther Carpenter

Leaves school because of poor health.

Societies

Philos meet every Saturday at 7PM; Alphas meet every Saturday evening.

B. F. Langdon

Auditor in Storm Lake.