Normal Eyte — March 4, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
179	There are still a large number of unpaid subscriptions	Urges subscribers to pay their bills.
180	Benefits of society work	Both men and women will benefit from what they learn as members of literary societies.
180	The Y. M. C. A. convention	Lewis H. Andrews describes the program; attended by several hundred representatives.
181	Resolutions of condolence	Third Year class, Philomatheans, Student Battalion, and YMCA offer condolences on death of Herbert H. Crane.
182	Mrs. A. W. Rich--alias Miss Louisa Jennings	Teaching at Le Mars Normal School.
182	Byron W. McKeen	Editor of Sac City Sun.
182	The friends of Supt. Bender	Loses papers and records in Hampton school fire.
182	The Cornellian	George W. Newton doing well at Cornell College.
182	Ed. H. Griffin	Principal at Traer.
182	Miss Clara A. Ensign	Still teaching at Fort Dodge.
182	Mrs. Henry Wilson, formerly Miss Sara E. Kraiger	Co-editor of Ames Intelligencer.
182	Harry A. Hull	Superintendent at Shelton, Nebraska.
182	Elmer E. Harrison	Assistant principal at Indian school in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
182	Ernest R. Nichols	Professor of physics at Kansas State College.
182	Chas. R. Moore	Superintendent in Missouri Valley.
183	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	YMCA elects officers.
183	Miss Lissa Lenocker	Teaching at State Center.
183	Miss Alice Lynd	Teaching at Cresco.
183	F. E. Lenocker	Principal at Arcadia.
183	Miss Ida Morgan	Assistant in Eddyville.
183	Miss Bell Nutting	Teaching in Garvin.
183	Louis M. Parsons	Principal at Lake Mills.
183	George Mather	Principal at Hubbard.
183	Miss Lizzie Kearville	Principal at Avoca.
183	Miss Anna Morgan	Teaching in Red Bluff, California.
183	Miss Grace Milliman	Principal in Logan.
183	Miss Gertrude L. Leland	Assistant in Centerville.
183	Will L. Hearst	In charge of West Side schools.
183	Miss Margaret Gilchrist	Teaching in Clinton.
183	Miss Helen Hearst	Principal in Toledo.
183	Miss Bertha L. Engel	Teaching in Yankton, South Dakota.
183	O. H. L. Mason	Has reputation of being among the best orators at University of Iowa.
183	George A. Hooker	Principal at Aplington.
183	Miss Pauline M. Leader	Taking medical course at University of Iowa.
183	Miss Eva S. Leland	Assistant principal at Cresco.
183	Miss Lizzie Hughes	Superintendent of Louisa County.
184	Miss Rachel McGregor	Has returned to school after visit.
184	Miss Maude Humphrey	Visits friends at Normal.
184	A. L. Comstock	Succeeds J. E. Smith as president of Philos.
184	Miss Myrtie Richards	Visited by sister.
184	Mr. Walter Thompson	Visits daughter Florence.
184	Miss Josie Bedford	Has gone home because of illness.
184	Miss Ethel Arey	Has been sick.
184	Miss Bessie Anderson	Visits Della Northey.
184	Miss Grace Curtis	Slowing regaining health.
184	Clem Seerley	Has been quite ill, but is improving.
184	A number of Cotton Hall maidens	Visit Waterloo.
184	E. B. Williams	Succeeds Walter Guthridge as Aristo president.
184	Miss Elyfa Smith	Receives visit from brother.
184	Miss Jane Thompson	Returns to school.
184	Miss Bertha Berry	Has been sick.
184	Miss Edith Jones	Visits Waterloo.
184	Miss Vivian Nottingham and sister	Have gone home.
184	William Collins	Back at the Normal.
184	Katie Manfull	Receives visit from brother Arthur.
184	Miss Mary Taylor	Leaves school because of eye trouble.
185	Near the beach of the Okoboji	W. T. Davidson teaching at Spirit Lake.
185	Chapel orations	List of speakers and topics.
185	R. S. Wilson and J. H. Stuckrath	Appointed sergeants; old cadets excused from drill.
185	L. H. Andrews	Returns to Normal after term's work in Winterset.
185	Rev. Robert McIntyre	Will lecture on campus.
185	W. J. McConnell	Leaves school because of sickness.
185	The Sibley school board	Purchases electrical apparatus; Superintendent George Olmsted is pleased.
185	Miss Nellie Wallbank	Has been away from work for a week; students and faculty are filling in.
185	On account of sickness	Philo open session postponed.
185	Miss Elsie Wilson	Has been sick with rheumatism.
185	The front seats of the chapel	Seniors excused for other work.
185	Messrs J. W. Satterthwait and E. R. Moore	Visiting committee has been on campus.
186	A mighty cry of woe	Faculty grants seniors three excused days to work on theses.
186	We clip the following from the Iowa Wesleyan	Tribute to Major Dinwiddie's military instruction at Iowa Wesleyan College.
186	An interesting event	Mr. Mason receives praise for his debate work at the University of Iowa.