Normal Eyte — October 18, 1892

Page	Title	Summary
43	Another has passed away	Tribute on death of Alfred Tennyson.
43	The lecture	Extended highlights from Colonel Sanford's address
44	On account of the special exercises	Alphas elected officers.
45	Matie Culbertson	Teaching near Pueblo, Colorado.
45	Through some inexplicable mistake	Dan Rhodes is in Alden, not Odebolt.
45	Miss Nora Held	Teaching in Alden.
45	J. L. Sullivan and his friend Mr. Daley	Visit Independence.
45	Miss Carrie and Mr. Frank Miller	Receive visit from father.
45	The M'Arey Natural History Association	Will hold monthly meeting.
45	Mabel Palmer	Will teach in Alexander.
45	The Misses Wilson and Mitchell	Spent vacation at home.
45	Miss Fell	Visited by brother.
45	We are glad to see the face of J. L. Chassell	Returns after helping his father on the farm.
45	Miss Celia Duff	Has been ill.
45	C. C. Magee	Will take trip as delegate of Epworth League.
45	Fannie Laird	Visited home in Jessup.
45	Rev. Potwin	Visited his daughter Grace.
45	C. Ray Aurner	Came to hear lecture.
45	Miss Minnie Mack	Visits sister Florence.
46	Wanted--by the classes in zoology	Classes need frogs.
46	Few of last year's graduates speak more favorably	George Olmsted offers testimony on the salutary effects of military work on campus.
46	The carriage manufactory	New business will start in Cedar Falls.
46	The old croquet ground north of Central Hall is no more	New cinder drive installed leading from front drive to barn.
46	Miss Anna Singer	Teaching in Onawa.
46	Has the tennis association any rights which are bound to be respected	Believes preparatory and training school students have damaged tennis courts.
46	The Alpha girls possess the true progressive spirit	Will hold formal reception.
46	The Preparatory lads have fitted up a gymnasium	Cannot join Athletic Association so they form their own organization; may conflict with tennis association.
46	Last week's chapel orations and disciples of Demosthenes	Roster of speakers and topics.
46	Owing to rain	Student battalion drill held in armory.
47	The Waverly excursion	Natural History Association visits quarry near Waverly; description of some of their finds.
47	S. N. S. enjoyed a visit from E. Waterloo teachers	Delegation visits and observes.
47	Base ball	Game between Aristos and Philos rained out.
48	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	345 enrolled in Bible study classes; YMCA elects state convention delegation.
49	S. B. Stonerook	Preparing for Columbus Day at his school.
49	Paul Peterson	Will resign at Peterson to return to Elkhorn College.
49	Miss Ferris	Teaching at Hampton.
49	Miss Maude Stinson	Teaching in Alliance, Nebraska.
49	Miss Adelia O. Gregg	Had been teaching in Atlantic; married Dr. Thomas.
49	R. C. Adams	Promoting athletics in his teaching assignment.
49	The friends of A. E. Felmley	Now studying in Ann Arbor after farming for awhile.
49	Mr. E. S. Chassell	Stopped in Cedar Falls on way to visit his brother J. L. Chassell.
49	Mr. Frank Belz	Enjoying country life; health good.
49	The mid ocean continent	Essay on Australia.