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Title Article Summary
Miss Emma Lambert Spent time in Chicago on business.
Miss Nita Shomler Spent time at her home in Shellsburg, Iowa.
Miss Maude Warren Visited friends who attend college in Cedar Falls.
Miss Nina Clarke Returned to Cedar Falls.
Miss Mae Bates Started teaching at Shell Rock.
Miss Grace Lewiston Accepted a position in the high school at Arlington.
Mrs. John McCoy Entertained college students and friends in honor of Teresa J. Murphy and Kathryn Murphy.
Prof. Geo. H. Mount Made a member of the Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction.
Miss Bertha Williams Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
Miss Louetta Sprague Working as grade teacher in Minneapolis schools.
Mesdames D. S. Wright, C. A. Fullerton, and G. W. Walters Entertained a group of friends at the Wright house.
Miss Bernice Briggs Spent time in Rockford at her home.
Miss Ruth Merryfield Out of school due to illness.
Miss Hollie Morris Suffering from an attack of the mumps.
Miss Florence Stevenson Out of school due to illness.
Earl Wild Spent time at the home of his parents.
Misses Edith Riland, Irma VanDerveer, and Ina Deal Traveled to Oelwein to represent the local Baptist Y. P. U. at the district convention.
Mr. Hawley Whitacre of Davenport Returned to visit his home on College Hill.
Monday evening at the home of Miss Fannie Hemenway P. E. O. celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary.
The Siouxs Club of South Dakota women, had dinner at the Lowe home.
Miss Marion Holmes Enjoyed a visit to her home in Cedar Rapids.