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| Normal Eyte | 14 | 7 | 109 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
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| Prof. Arey | Professor Arey visited his son Rodney in Muscatine. |
| Maud Weatherwax | Maud Weatherwax entertained a young brother. |
| Miss Crowley | Inazel Crowley sprained her ankle. |
| Harry Loonan | Harry Loonan visited the Hill. |
| Iris Brown | Iris Brown visited Tripoli. |
| Hattie McCall Roberts | Hattie McCall Roberts and Jennie McCall visited the Hill. |
| Blanche Renne | Blanch Renne spent Saturday in Waterloo. |
| Eleanor Oleson and Gertrude Graham | Eleanor Oleson and Gertrude Graham gave orations at Chapel. |
| Miss Jennie Karr | Jennie Karr spent Sunday with Frank Wilson. |
| Mary Kurtz | Mary Kurtz spent Saturday in Green Mountain. |
| Misses Gleo | Misses Gleo, Nellie York and Miss Carpenter visited. |
| Monroe St. John | Monroe St. John is continuing his studies here. |
| Nellie Tompkins | Nellie Tompkins visited Grundy Center over the weekend. |
| Julia Piersol | Julia Piersol has enrolled in the elocution department. |
| Harry True | Harry True visited Misses Remore and Van Pelt. |
| A new picture | A new picture of President Roosevelt has been added to Gilchrist Hall. |
| Grace A. Cole | Grace Cole visited her home in Mason City. |
| Miss Bess Kaye | Miss Bess Kaye visited Grundy Center. |
| Mrs. John H. Leavitt | Ruth Davison was visited by her grandmother, Mrs. John H. Leavitt. |
| Mr. J. B. Knoepfler | Professor Knoepfler is planning the school's exhibit for the St. Louis World's Fair; will draw on experience with the fair in Chicago. |
| C. J. Schmitt | C. J. Schmitt visited Dubuque. |