Normal Eyte — May 26, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
265	The third, and in many respects most successful, field meet	Praise for hard work of athletes and for organization of the Athletic Association.
265	It would be unwise for us to continue the debate	ISU newspaper has hinted that noises during the recent debate were made intentionally to distract its debaters; editorial writer can remember only one accidental noise.
267	On Decoration Day	Cadets will form up at West Side School.
267	The following is suggestive	Excerpted article on deleterious effects of smoking.
267	A musical and dramatic recital	Will be given by students in the music and elocution departments.
268	Miss Mamie Hearst	Elected principal in Cherokee.
268	Olive Grobel	Will teach in Boone.
268	J. P. Dodd	Purchases grocery store in Oskaloosa.
268	Miss Anna E. Livingood	Re-elected at Miles City, Montana.
268	D. L. Skiff	Has been in California; will be principal in Des Moines.
268	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders named; Miss Seever visits; Lewis Minkel elected president.
268	G. W. Newton	Will be chair of natural sciences at Grand Island College in Nebraska.
269	We clip the following	George Briggs doing well.
269	Carl Treimer	Will teach German in West Des Moines.
269	Frances Stewart	Will teach in West Des Moines.
269	Field Day	Results of individual events.
269	The plan for an excursion	Attempting to get enough students to travel to Iowa City.
269	Mr. J. S. Mishler	Will succeed R. C. Adams at Ireton; Mr. Adams will attend the University of Michigan.
270	R. C. McConnell	Visits and attends Field Day.
270	Miss Seever	Visits YWCA.
270	Miss Artie Roberts	Visited Creston.
270	G. J. Haven	Attended commencement in Waterloo.
270	Miss Myrtle Nims	Has been ill.
270	The number of spectators	Many attended Field Day.
270	W. W. Wilson	Vacationing from University of Iowa.
270	Miss Grace Gray	Visited by father.
270	Miss Emma Larkin's poem	Given first place by the Class Committee.
270	Miss McFarland	Entertains her Sunday School class of thirty young men at her home.
270	Mr. Dodge	Visited his son and saw his bicycle race victory.
270	Miss Corrinna Harkness	Visited friends in Ames.
270	Miss Sophie Keeler	Visited home at Traer.
270	Miss Lura Dougherty	Has left school.
270	Miss Sadie Herrick	Visited home.
270	Miss Ella Farrington	Missed some school recently.
270	Miss McFarland	Gave talk to women.
270	Miss Fannie Archer	Returns to school after being sick.
270	Mrs. Page	Visited campus.
270	Miss Cora Stone	Visited Tiipton.
270	Mr. Eaton	Visited Grundy Center.
270	Miss Huntley	Visited the Normal.
270	Mabel Dayton	Back in school.
270	L. H. Minkel	Returned to school.
271	Irving Andrew	Leaves studies at Iowa State University because of illness.
271	Miss Jennie Harper	Will teach in State Center.
271	Miss Elizabeth Huntley	Has given up her work in order to take care of her mother, who has been sick.
271	In that it has pleased our all-wise Father	Condolences on death of Charles and Harriet Stinson's mother.
271	The Aristo Society	Present courtroom scene in which Satan is tried.
271	Miss Ida Fesenbeck	Treasurer of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association; visits Grinnell.
271	Chas. Stinson and his sister Harriet	Called home because of father's illness.
271	Miss Lillie Dale	Visits Independence.
271	Miss Josephine Miller	Returns to school after having the mumps.
272	The Hotel Orleans	Offers special railroad fares and special accommodations for fishing parties at Spirit Lake.`
272	The B. C. R. & N	Offers special railroad fares for Memorial Day.