Normal Eyte — February 10, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
153	Some curiosity	Explanation of method for choosing those who will participate in oratorical contest.
154	Neotrophian public	Detailed description of the program.
156	Lena Seitsinger	Has taught in Tipton; will study at University of Iowa.
156	Anna E. Livingood	Will teach in Miles City, Montana.
156	Osmond Johnson	Is now a theology student.
156	Among the successful Normalites	Florence Butler in teaching in What Cheer.
156	A bill	Text of the Normal School appropriations bill which includes money for a new building and for a librarian and library material.
157	Dr. Eva Peo	Former Normalite opens medical practice in Cedar Falls.
157	Supt. C. Ray Aurner	Sends program from Adel on teachers meeting.
157	Miss Olive Henness	Teaching in Story City.
157	Mary D. Bohstedt	Visited recently.
157	Will L. Hearst	Came home to recuperate.
157	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; more song books ordered; many expect to attend Davenport meeting.
157	Miss Elizabeth Jones	Teaching in Fairfield; sister Kate has been secretary to Supt. Knoepfler.
157	Miss May Boynton	Studying at Oberlin College.
158	F. A. Nimocks	Still working for life insurance company in Ottumwa.
158	Miss Gertrude Bagley	Returns home after illness.
158	Valentines	Available at C. A. Wise & Sons.
158	Have you seen the new bulletin board	L. A. Wescott designs Athletic Association board.
158	Miss Lizzie Lutze	Visited Anna Goodale.
158	Miss Lue Foote	Visited Misses Graham and Neely.
158	Mr. Jas. J. McCauley	Enrolled in school.
158	Miss Edith Hoagland	Has been sick.
158	Miss Laura Strong	Back for visit.
158	Miss Edna Shipman	Has mumps.
158	Miss Mary Taylor	Went home due to sickness.
158	Miss King	Has been sick.
158	Miss Mollie Taylor	Has been sick.
158	Fred Barner	Has measles.
158	Mrs. Babcock	Visiting Ida Robison.
159	The first issue	Field and School Naturalist will appear.
159	Misses Maud McCracken, Clara Funston, Mary Hieber, Gertrude Childs, Florence Graham, and Helen Klute	All teaching in Atlantic.
159	Mr. Joe McGee	Doing well in Andrew.
159	The M'Arey Natural History Association	Held interesting meeting.
159	The new men	Have been assigned to battalion companies.
159	E. B. Rogers	Appointed sergeant of Company D; F. C. Ensign and S. T. Walker promoted to 2nd lieutenant.
159	Miss Mary Bohstedt	Attending University of Iowa; has been sick.
159	Miss Eva Peo	Opened medical practice in Cedar Falls.
159	A triangular debate	Two students from each of the men's societies will debate.
159	Miss Clara A. Wood	Went home because of sprained ankle.
159	Clio officials	Roster of officers.
159	H. E. Aldrich	Working for life insurance company.
159	Miss Hattie Stinson	Has measles.
159	Will Hearst	Still recuperating at home.
159	Miss Mattie Larkin	Teaching in Plainfield.
159	Mrs. Wright	Went out in carriage for the first time since her mid-December accident.
159	Katharine Laird	Returns to school after recuperating at home.
159	Misses Cora Patterson, Ethelyn Davies, Kittie Maher, and others	Many have been sick.
159	We are glad to see	Ida Robison back in school after bout with rheumatism.
159	Miss Fannie Archer	Father injured by runaway team.
159	Mr. Coddington	Studying music in Chicago.
159	Mrs. Curtis Brown	The former Minnie Speer is visiting.
159	H. H. Savage	Sergeant of Company D.
160	Mrs. Hepner	Well-known laundry owner dies.