Normal Eyte — November 8, 1892

Page	Title	Summary
67	Down with the blues!	Believes fall weather brings on melancholy; urges Normalites to shake it off.
68	County Superintendent Buechele	Believes that higher pay would attract more and better teachers, especially to rural schools.
68	On election day in every college town	Looks at the question of where college students should vote: at home or in their college town.
69	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Leaders of meetings announced; Saturday evening music will be in the charge of the YMCA quartet.
69	The National Board of Commissioners for the World's Fair	Votes to ban bars and saloons from fairgrounds.
69	With faces anxious and worn	Poetic look at spelling tests.
70	The Y. W. C. A. convention	Account of state meeting.
71	W. F. Neeley	Visits daughter Edith; plans to move to Cedar Falls.
71	Miss Zella Z. Shimer	Married recently.
71	G. W. McGregor	Visits sister Rachel.
71	Miss Mabel Dayton	Has had sore throat.
71	Miss Isabel Fields	Has been ill.
71	Miss Grace Baker	Visits sister Margaret.
71	Miss Vena Heiden	Visiting friends at the Normal.
71	Harry Cooke and Mr. Knickerbocker	Visit campus.
71	Miss Cynthia Titus	Brother dies.
71	Miss Mary Wilson	Enjoys visit from sister.
71	Mrs. Leybrock	Visits daughter Ella.
71	Miss Marie Bell	Has been ill.
71	Miss Della Northey	Visited by father.
71	Carl Magee	Returns from trip.
71	Mrs. H. D. Allen	Visits Maude Miller.
71	Miss Ida Byers	Has been ill.
71	Miss Stella Harding	Returns from visit to Monona.
71	The Shakes have a new bulletin board
72	Wednesday afternoon at the appointed hour	Men take three-hour examination to determine student battalion officers.
72	Prof. D. S. Wright	Returns from tour of normal schools.
72	The Clios instituted a new order of things	Adopt society ring in place of pin.
72	Irving Andrew	Reports doing very hard work at Rose Polytech.
72	This is the first year we've not participated	Some students went to Waterloo to hear campaign speeches.
72	Last week's chapel orations and productions	Roster of speakers and topics.
72	The long-dreaded spelling examination is over	Candidates for graduation breathing easier; some would like to see the Reformed Spelling movement implemented.
72	Yes, 'twas a pleasant evening prepared by those third year ladies	Enjoyed picnic.
73	The November Normal Monthly	Publishes roster of recent Normal School graduates with their salaries and the number of assistants under their direction.
73	Tennis	Results of first championship matches.
73	W. H. Bender	Chapel visitor.
73	Mr. H. B. Lizer	Visits campus.
73	Matt Cunningham and Walter Wilson	Came home to vote.
73	Mr. A. E. Felmley	Attending University of Michigan; came home to vote.
73	That Miss Anna Livingood's work is held in high appreciation	Teaching in the West for $80 per month.
73	Mr. Chas. F. Kuehne	Teaching in Grundy Center; finds military tactics training useful.