17.01.01.02_v0013-s0001-n0028-p0444
| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal Eyte | 13 | 28 | 444 |
Page 444
All Pages in this Issue
Page 433
Page 434
Page 435
Page 436
Page 437
Page 438
Page 439
Page 440
Page 441
Page 442
Page 443
Page 444
Page 445
Page 446
Page 447
Page 448
| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Call | Entertaining nephew. |
| Prof. Knoepfler | Reading speech for President Seerley in Sioux City. |
| It seems quite probable that there will be a menagerie in connection with the new building | Enola Pierce ordered two parrots. |
| The last meeting of the year of the Reading Circle | Will discuss Rousseau. |
| Mrs. Dorsey | Visiting daughter Minna. |
| Work of excavating for the new gymnasium building commenced | Began April 14; currently filling low places. |
| Henry Holman | Visited Dora Holman. |
| Frank Foulk | Visited campus. |
| Wesley Wiler | Returned to Iowa City. |
| Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove | Entertained friends. |
| Bessie Hoag | Entertained sister. |
| J. J. Jones | Home for a visit. |
| Miss McGovern | Was sick. |
| Katherine Knoepfler | Teaching her father's classes while he is absent. |
| Elizabeth Houston | Left school to teach. |
| Miss Rice | Mother feeling better. |
| Clem Seerley | Returned to Iowa City. |
| Ceva Bezold | Visited friends. |
| Miss Call | Went to Webster City. |
| Caliste Wilson | Visited friends. |
| Mary Kuhns | Visited Chicago. |