Normal Eyte — September 27, 1892

Page	Title	Summary
19	The new chimney just completed	New chimney is seventy feet tall with a ten foot deep foundation; octagonal shape rises to ornamental head with iron cap; connected to steam room via horizontal flue; dimensions of $2600 structure.
19	When some months since	Trying to understand the legal ramifications of labor strikes.
20	Athletics	Athletic Association buys equipment to be stored in Central Hall; western part of campus devoted to athletics; urges men to join and compete.
21	Optional chapel attendance	Tongue-in-cheek look at what is to be gained by attending chapel exercises.
22	Miss Baker's calisthenics classes	Moved upstairs from the armory.
22	Those new chairs	Aristos enjoy new chairs in Lura Chase's room.
22	Lydia E. Wagner	Died at Marble Rock on September 12, 1892, of typhoid fever.
22	The Teachers' Exchange	Seeking applicants for positions.
22	Mrs. Chassell left last week	Headed for the West.
22	The tennis season	Has just begun.
22	Miss Vinnie Mowry	Teaching at Lake City.
22	A. P. McMahon	Teaching in Colo.
22	Miss Kate Hood	Visits campus.
22	Robt. Fullerton	Trying to bring singing back to chapel services.
22	Miss Sadie Herrick	Returns from sister's wedding.
22	Student instructors	Doing good work in preparatory department.
22	The outside door on the west side	Urges men to use specially-made armory door.
23	Miss Mae Bixby	Teaching in Cedar Falls; calls on friends.
23	A meeting of the Athletic Association	Meeting represents popular student interests.
23	Miss Agnes Sullivan	Teaching in Dubuque.
23	E. G. Dittmer	Studying medicine in Chicago.
23	Looking for a second year	Higher enrollments show up in more crowded chapel.
23	Morris Cooper	Began work at Rockwell City.
23	Miss S. Laura Ensign	Enjoys new work at Stanley Hall in Minneapolis.
23	Fifty more guns are needed for the work of the battalion	Students awaiting uniforms and equipment.
23	C. C. Sattyrlee	Enjoyed trip to California, but plans to resume study at the Normal.
23	The Shakespearean Society	Adds four new members.
23	Miss May Polley	Teaching at Mt. Ayr.
23	Mrs. McManus	Visits T. U. McManus.
23	Miss S. A. McAlvin	Visiting niece Nellie McAlvin.
23	The name of the Natural History Association	Should be M'Arey.
23	Miss Kate Ryan	Studying at the Normal.
23	The monumental chimney	Chimney completed; will be a Normal monument.
23	Six new names	New Neotrophian members.
23	Every Normal student should have a bicycle	Santee Brothers selling bikes.
23	Miss Mae Loonan	Visited friends in Waterloo.
23	Who will lead off	Tennis courts need repair.
23	Five young ladies	Join Alpha.
23	See how Santee Bros.	Selling bicycles at good prices.
24	Fred Stout	Visits campus on way to Baptist College in Des Moines.
24	The church festivals given for the benefit of Normal students	Students enjoy special services at Cedar Falls churches.
24	The students in that most interesting branch	Zoology students are bringing home many specimens.
24	The third term rhetorical division was organized	Organize as the Eclipse; elect officers.
24	Mrs. Chassell better known to the ISNS as Miss Buckingham	Speaks at the Normal; has been lecturing in various places; will soon join Mr. Chassell in Montana; Mr. Chassell is enjoying better health.
24	A goodly number attend the prayer meeting	Professor Wright speaks on the history and aims of the YMCA.
24	Ella Waters	Enters school.
24	Wm. Coates	Rides to Belle Plaine on his bicycle.
24	Miss Byrde Hill	Visits Waterloo friends.
24	Anna Livingood	Now in Pueblo, Colorado.
24	Percy Huggett	Makes regular visit to campus.
24	Our Waterloo teachers	Normalites doing well in Waterloo.
24	Mr. A. F. Burton	Doing well in Oxford Junction.
24	The Epworth League	Select C. C. Magee as delegate to state convention.
25	It is currently reported that a Cedar Falls merchant	A man is supposed to have said that he would prefer a race track in town over the Normal School; writer points out the economic impact of the Normal School on the Cedar Falls economy.
25	School boards who know how to appreciate the new methods of teaching	Several Normal graduates performing well at Hampton.
26	Hon. Henry Sabin	Teachers' Exchange has been a success due to his efforts.
26	The State Teachers Association	Will meet around Christmas; state certificate examination will be offered then.
26	The Iowa School Journal is rapidly taking front rank	Success is largely due to Henry Sabin.
26	Hon. L. D. Lewelling	Running for governor in Nebraska.
26	Delia Knight	Former Normal instructor now a nurse in Boston.