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Mrs. J. E. Allison Spent a week with her daughter June.
The Misses Marie and Gertrude O'Brien Visited the Potter home.
Miss Mae Davidson Has returned to school.
Mrs. W. H. Bender and daughter, Eunice Returned from a stay in Bryan, Ohio.
Word was received William Roberts, former Cedar Falls assistant city marshal, died.
Rev. E. E. Day Led chapel last Wednesday.
Miss Wilhelmina Feil Visited her sister Mollie.
Fred Vorhies Has been enjoying a visit from his brother.
Curtis Shields Went home to see his ill brother.
The latest addition Two monkeys are being housed in the greenhouse.
Miss Helen Seerley Entertained the Misses Letts and Lovell, sorority sisters of Helen Seerley.
Miss Leone Bruce Visited her sister Clara.
Miss Edith Buck Was a business caller in Waterloo.
The Misses McNally and Bruce Entertained the teachers of the Physical Training Department.
Miss Helen Seerley Attended a banquet for graduates and students of the University of Iowa.
Mrs. Burton Howell Is visiting her parents on the Hill.
Miss Ida Fesenbeck New cottage will be built on Twenty-fourth and Tremont.
H. O. Rogers Spent time with relatives in Mason City.
Miss Hazel Hoyt Is enjoying a visit from her brother Neil.
The many friends Ethel Speaker is recovering nicely after surgery for appendicitis.
On account of illness Clara Lawler returned home.