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Editorial Eyte mistakes inevitable; student health insurance available; urges students to purchase the insurance for $2.
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Official News about appointments of alumni to educational posts; Alumni Association will give reception at ISTA meeting; Professor Frampton gives recital; praise for James Trewin's speech on the new board and its plans.
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Senior Halloween party; graduates are to hold masquerade Halloween party in Gymnasium on next Friday evening. Only seniors may attend.
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Hospital arrangements; vote of students on a hospital insurance fee is taken; final arrangements depend on decision of finance committee. Rules for new hospital service; supported by voluntary fee of $2; awaiting final decision by Finance Committee.
Lecture on tuberculosis; Dr. Whittaker, government lecturer, gave interesting lecture Friday evening. Presents illustrated lecture.
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Trustees' pictures in hall Placed in corridor near President Seerley's office.
Faculty play golf. Faculty team defeats Waterloo team.
Enrollment of students. Fall enrollment is about 1100.
Lecture Course date changed. Maud Powell will appear on November 19.
Library Building is being enclosed; roofers are at work. Hope to enclose building before cold weather sets in; cornices being built in place; steam tunnel nearly complete.
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Prof. Begeman gives address; Science Club hears head of Physics Department at meeting October 20th. Speaks on properties of electrons.
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Studies in Organization and Teaching Ideas for future teachers.
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J. R. Hoats Has been working in the Dakotas and Montana, but has returned for a visit.
Miss Gertrude Clough Went home after an attack of appendicitis.
In the scrimmage Carl Merner was knocked unconscious.
Dr. George Hearst Was in Iowa City on business.
Mrs. Reed Visited her daughter Mabel.
Miss Gertrude Kurtz Has appendicitis and has gone home to Geneva.
Miss Louise Williams Received a visit from her mother.
Professor Charles Meyerholz Gave a talk at the Y. M. C. A. prayer meeting.
Professor John Ross Frampton Gave a recital in the auditorium.
Mr. Arthur Davison Came to pick up his daughter, Mae, who had a bout with appendicitis.
Rev. Somena Has been visiting George Kramer.
Miss Florence Long Is visiting Anna Sherwood.
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Nelle Ratcliffe Spent Sunday with Anne Shanewise.
Professor Perrine Officiated a football game in Dubuque.
Miss Ethel Dryden Spend Sunday with Verona Lang.
President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley Entertained friends at a dinner last week.
Mrs. J. T. Coolidge Was a guest of Mrs. Abbott C. Page.
Professor D. S. Wright Spoke at the Central Christian Church in Waterloo.
Professor Wright Was in Waterloo.
Providing there are fifty students Discount rates for round trip tickets to Grinnell will be available if enough students sign up.
Miss Ethel Speaker Has appendicitis.
Miss Anna Mae French Visited the college last week.
Professor Tompkins Officiated a game in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Hazel Hoyt Has the mumps.
Mrs. John Ross Frampton Has bronchitis.
Mrs. Abbott C. Page Entertained the Book and Needle Club.
Invitations were issued Caroline Bjerre is marrying Nels Olsen.
Mrs. Wilbur H. Bender and daughter, Eunice Are visiting family in Bryan, Ohio.
In the recent issue Beulah Long started a domestic science department at Drake University. It is becoming very successful.
Miss Pearl Ley Has chicken pox.
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Miss Clara Johnson Is home due to ill health.
Prof. R. F. Seymour Officiated a football game in Mt. Vernon.
Rev. Barry Led chapel last Monday.
President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley Entertained the Cottage Reading Circle.
In an exciting game Alumni of Cedar Falls High School defeated the high school team.
The Misses Wilhelmina Feil of Charles City, and Genevieve Hine Visited the Hill.
Some of Faith Downs's friends Gave her a surprise birthday party.
Miss Lois Fahs Visited school on Monday.
Miss Marie Carrier Is staying with Margaret Morgan.
Miss Helen Lawrence Spent Sunday with Rose Smith.
Miss Evelyn Hansen Spent Sunday in Osage.
Miss Louise Linderblood Is visiting Rose Smith.
Joe Wright Visited Cedar Falls on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Stanley Has appendicitis.
Miss Alice Riedesel Visited her parents in Denver.
Miss Delilah Stutz Spent Sunday at the Lichty home near Hudson.
Saturday evening Kindergarten department had a masquerade party.
Professor S. F. Hersey Missed classes due to the illness of his daughter.
Bert Hill Had a visit from his mother.
Mr. Chehock Served on the Examination Board in Des Moines.
Mrs. Charles Olsen Visited Edith Shed.
Ira Ware Is attending the wedding of his sister.
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Philo Program features readings and debate.
Neotrophian Presented three programs.
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Athletics; Teachers defeats St. Joe; team wins hard fought game at Dubuque; score 32-16.

Teachers score five touchdowns.
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The following letter George R. D. Kramer reports from the Panama Canal.
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The alumni were well represented Several alumni were present at the Northwestern Association.
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We were defeated W. S. Yeager is quoted on football game.
Frances Lavender Is working in Webster City.
Luella Jackson Is working in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Ethel Brooks Is living in Morenci, Arizona.
F. D. Cram Is very successful in his work.