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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| The Shakes and Aristos | Had trolley party to celebrate debate victories. |
| Mr. and Mrs. F. Lambert | Emma Lambert visited. |
| Prof. Bartlett | Was sick. |
| Gus Graham | Visited campus. |
| Peter Henry | Will teach in Clayton County. |
| Thos. Meyer | Will teach near home in Dunkerton. |
| Mr. Luxford | He and his wife are back in school. |
| Miss Mae Wall | Returned from YWCA convention in Des Moines. |
| Miss Barnard | Visited Professor Satterthwait. |
| The temperance committee | Held interesting meeting. |
| Dwight Swain and F. R. Chantry | Went to Malvern for reception for 51st Iowa. |
| Almeda Chance | Left school. |
| G. W. Detwiller | Officiated football game. |
| Cottage Reading Circle | Professor Satterthwait led discussion. |
| Maud Burrell | Went home after learning that her father's bank had been blown up and her brother killed. |
| Edythe Eighmey | Teaching at Springdale Academy as is M. Nellie Oathout. |
| Earl Chapman, Ralph Churchill, and Joe Chalupsky | Left school to go out to teach. |
| The football team | Planning for game against University of South Dakota on Thanksgiving. |