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By the action of both houses of the General Assembly General Assembly enacts millage tax; ISNS will receive one tenth of a mill of real estate tax beginning in 1903 and continuing through 1908; will use money to erect buildings.
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With the new appropriations Believes that there should be a building for the YMCA and YWCA.
The meeting of the Normal Eyte Association Quorum not present; will try again with another meeting.
Training Thinking and learning to think.
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Society Chrestos enthusiastic about their work.
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The people of Lenox E. E. Kuhn is doing well there.
The work of W. G. Magee Will continue medical study in Chicago.
Grace McNeil Teaching in Pasadena, California.
Supt. F. E. Howard Doing well at Bedford.
Bessie Mereness and W. F. Schregardus Will continue at Rockwell City.
Lula Newcomb Principal at Lyons.
Most excellent reports Benjamin Boardman is doing well.
The school board of Oto, Iowa Frank Kolb will continue as principal there.
Reports of excellent work Joe Graham is doing well at the University of Iowa.
Among Normal's representatives Myrta Hauger is teaching in Vinton.
Prof. Charles E. Locke On faculty at Oklahoma Normal School.
Ida Harmon Will be assistant principal in Aurelia.
Bridget Walsh Assistant principal in Britt.
Mildred Lyon Assistant principal in Marcus.
Lucy O. Pingrey Teaching at Dows.
Mildred Dane Will teach near Washburn.
Irving McDuffle's successful work Doing well in Rolfe.
John R. Slacks Will continue at Lake View.
Helen Williams Doing well near New Sharon.
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Effie Jones Brown Has three sons.
Emma (England) Mendenhall Enjoying life in California.
Elizabeth Jones YWCA secretary in Sioux City.
C. J. Griffin Runs drugstore in Montezuma.
Lizzie Ellis Williamson Has three children.
May (Helphrey) Nixon Living in Idaho.
Jennie Hallingby Spoke at Osceola County institute.
In June Mrs. Laura Monlux Will complete medical studies.
Normal friends will extend cordial congratulations Walter Wadleigh married Rowena Liming.
Iowa and Minnesota met Minnesota defeated Iowa; Owen P. McElmeel performed for Minnesota.
A circle letter Kept up by group of students from 1889.
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Nellie B. Wallbank Living in Mt. Pleasant.
Ella (Ford) Miller Beginning new work in Des Moines.
Lizzie Wallace Resigned from position in Burlington.
P. G. Fullerton's Tells of life in Oklahoma.
The letter of C. A. Fullerton New book doing well.
Y. W. C. A. Will be without secretary until fall 1902 when Lillian Chantry will arrive; new executive committee in place.
Mary L. Stever Working for YWCA in Cedar Rapids.
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Louise Moyer Has the mumps.
Miss Flora Dolmage Brother died.
Miss Hutchinson Sister visiting.
Harriet McPherson Here for a visit.
The present enrollment Enrollment is 938.
A. W. Moore Will be principal at Norway, Iowa.
Ida Rieke Will teach in Tipton.
Dr. Seerley Lectured in Cresco.
Miss Mary King Visited Waterloo schools.
Miss Annie Marsh Has been sick.
Prof. Samson Spoke to Cedar County institute.
Miss Oral Larrison Entertained friends.
Miss Mary Wilson Visited sister Bertha.
The Y. W. C. A. benefit sale To be held at L. O. Robinson's store.
Miss Bergen Visited Britt.
E. C. Smith Was sick.
Hallie Jennings Visited Marion.
Laura Hopkinson Visited Waterloo.
Faith Stuntz Teaching in Algona.
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Several students took advantage of the special rates Took trip to Des Moines.
D. C. Truesdale Went to Webster City.
For the first time Was sick.
Miss Alice Clarke Visited campus.
Miss Knudson's physiography class Has taken field trips.
The following were among those who attended Many Normalites attended the Beloit course in Waterloo.
Misses Call and Simmons Gave reception.
Misses Call and Simmons Gave reception.
Mr. C. H. Gilbert Will be principal at Eagle Grove.
Estalene Rhodes Visited Grace Brainard.
Mr. Roy Harris and Mr. Smith Shot a goose while hunting.
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The Parker cottage girls Enjoyed poverty party.
The Slayton Jubilee Singers Audience enjoyed performance.
A very pleasant surprise Professor Parish and his wife celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
In answer to an invitation Friends gather to celebrate birthday of Alice Hunt and Alice Edwards.
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N. C. Nelson Studying at University of Oregon.
Caroline Wesley Teaching near Swea City.
Miss Maude Hadfield Married Ray Markham.
Will Yeager Will be principal at Blakesburg.
Kittie Townsend Teaching at Fort Dodge.
Belle Griffiths At home in Marshalltown.
Miss Maude Lonie Teaching in Stacyville.
Blanche L. Vance Teaching in Michigan.
Cora Sawyer Will teach in Waterloo.
Bernice Davis Will teach in North Dakota.
Jennie Hallingby Teaching at Osage.
Marie Hardie Teaching at Slater.
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Baseball schedule For the 1902 season.
Athletics Rules for the upcoming field meet.
On the 9th of May Fitzgerald's Concert Band will perform in a benefit for the Athletic Association.
Remember the season tickets Urges students to buy baseball season tickets.
The indoor field meet Brief results of the demonstration.
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Track and baseball men Practice schedule.
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Bible study department Lesson XXVI--The United Kingdom.