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| The fish pond in the green house | Taken from outdoor pond and put into greenhouse pond for winter; the pond held dog fish, bullheads, carp, suckers, pickerel, crappies, bass, clams, and mud turtles. |
| A framed large blueprint | New library building blueprint can be seen in James Robinson's office. |
| Thursday evening Dec. 12th | Cedar Falls band gave a concert at Packard's Opera House; George Samson, Lenore Shanewise, and Herbert Sawyer assisted in the performance. |
| Wednesday December fourth | Emma Paffendorf and F. D. Eaman were married in Chicago. |
| Nearly 1100 students | Enrollment for the winter term; 250 are men. |
| The Choral Society | Has one hundred seventy-five members; preparing music for the May festival. |
| The English literature classes | Professor Carpenter spoke about literary places she has visited in England and Scotland. |
| Miss Laura Falkler | Had an appendectomy; will go home to Kansas City to recover until she feels well enough. |
| At high noon | Mabel Ufford and David Wilkinson were married; will live in Texas. |
| About thirty-five students | Thirty-five students applied for literary societies by taking the test. |