Normal Eyte — September 20, 1892

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1	At Hampton Falls, N. H.	Tribute from Professor Wright on the death of John Greenleaf Whittier.
3	The rage of cholera	Advice on dealing with the disease.
3	A very interesting business meeting of the Natural History Association	Active group promises to have a prosperous year; accumulating specimens; planning excursions.
3	Prof. W. N. Hull	Will remain in Ellensburg, Washington, for another year.
4	Mr. F. C. Sage	Accepts position at Homeopathic Surgical College in Iowa City.
4	Supt. H. E. Wheeler	Re-elected at Logan.
4	Miss Ella Morris	Teaching in Cedar City.
4	J. F. Doderer	Principal at Rockwell.
4	The marriage of Miss Mamie Herrick	Marries Mr. Moore in Independence.
4	J. E. Johnson	Now at Norway in Benton County.
4	Among other alumni happenings of the summer	W. T. Dick marries Miss Bentonsfort.
4	F. A. Nimocks	Will move on to Sibley after two years at Alden.
4	W. W. Wilson, and Matt C. Cunningham	Will attend the University of Iowa.
4	Miss May E. Helphrey	Will teach in Mt. Pleasant.
4	W. H. Bender	Will be superintendent in Hampton.
4	Miss Anna E. Livingood	Teaching in Pueblo, Colorado.
4	E. B. Wilson and Minnie Ainsworth	Married; will work in Adel.
4	It is with sincere regret	Ella Moore has gone to California for her health.
4	Helen Hearst	Teaching in Toledo.
4	Miss Cora Spargur	Teaching in Clarinda.
4	Miss Margaret C. Gilchrist	Teaching in Clinton.
4	A. J. Stone	Elected principal at Coon Rapids.
4	Miss Mary Crew	Teaching in Hampton.
4	The Bellevue board	Elect M. O. Rowland as principal.
4	Livingston Morris	Graduated from Keokuk Medical College.
4	Miss Gertrude Leland	Will teach in Centerville.
4	C. N. Brones	Elected principal at Story City.
5	We notice that in these pleasant days of sunshine	Mary D. Ballantyne marries T. W. Davis and moves to Santa Barbara, California.
5	The Third Year Class of 1892	Whereabouts and occupations of class members.
5	E. A. Ford	Taught at summer institute; now teaching at Conrad Grove.
5	C. M. Thompson	Teaching in LeRoy, Minnesota.
6	Miss Edith Roberts	Visiting Miss Arey; will go on to her position at St. Bethany's College in Topeka.
6	The new Normal monument	Chimney nearing completion.
6	W. W. Wilson	Will begin junior year at University of Iowa.
6	Miss Eva Wildman	Visits home in Marshalltown.
6	Miss Clara Nettle	Visiting friends on campus.
6	The greatly increased laboratory facilities	Students and faculty appreciate new microscopes.
6	Leslie Chapman	Conducts chapel exercises in preparatory department.
6	Miss Sadie Herrick	Attended sister's wedding.
6	Miss Eva Seevers	State YWCA secretary conducts meeting.
6	Miss Kate Newberry	Began teaching in Strawberry Point.
6	Misses Thompson, Binford, and Lodwick	Elected to executive committee; Miss Scurry is corresponding secretary.
6	Misses Bixby and Silliman	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
7	The State Normal School Athletic Association	Association meets, outlines goals, and elects officers.
7	Thirty-one class leaders	Meet Professor Loughridge in his Bible study class.
7	Miss Kitty Fluke	Led YWCA prayer meeting.
7	Lost!	Shakespearean Society record is missing.
7	Miss Ivadel Laird	Will enter Conservatory of Music at Iowa College.
7	Last year's tennis club	Old members organizing new club.
7	Fourteen new members	After initiating new members, the Alpha Society has a full complement of forty-six members.
7	The young men's prayer meeting	Meetings have been well-attended.
7	The Board of Directors held their meeting	Work has been especially hard for Resident Director Fields, who has been busy overseeing the recent changes in buildings and departments.
7	President Seerley	Has placed placards on walls reminding students not to mar the walls and woodwork.
7	Miss Leslie Hall	Visiting Nellie Tate; will go to California.
7	New books are daily being added to the library	Recently acquired two volume set of "Arabian Nights".
8	Base Ball	Detailed account of campus ball game between the Spinners and the Sprinters.