Normal Eyte — October 6, 1894

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
11	Alpha hall	Beautifully decorated along flower theme.
53	The Normal Book Room	Formerly located on campus; now located at the foot of Normal Hill , near the bridge, under the proprietorship of C. A. Wise and Sons.
53	During the summer	Applauds recent decision in Wisconsin on academic freedom.
53	Those of our readers	New band instruments will be purchased; faculty and students subscribe $100, Board of Directors give $200, and local citizens subscribe $100.
54	Parody	Parody of "Little Orphan Annie" which concludes with "the faculy'll expel you if you don't watch out".
54	There is a study never catalogued	Notes the lack of women given prominent roles in alumni reception at last Commencement; believes that women should have much greater presence.
55	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; detailed description of meeting of missionary circle.
55	W. E. Albertson	Principal at Onslow.
55	Miss Blanche Fort	Teaching in Eagle Grove.
55	Miss Carrie Rule	Will be teaching in Sheldon; has been substituting in East Des Moines.
55	E. D. Y. Culbertson	Conducted Greene County Institute.
56	Glenn J. Haven	Visited Jesup.
56	Mr. Benj. McKeen	Visited recently.
56	Mr. Gates Underwood	Visited by sister.
56	Miss Alice Shoemaker	Has been sick.
56	Misses Poor and Gillett	Visited home.
56	For the latest, best, and cheapest fountain pen	See Walter Burris.
56	We are always pleased to record the success	C. S. Cobb doing well in Shelby.
56	E. E. Crane	Enrolled at University of Iowa along with five others from the Class of 1894, including S. C. Smith.
56	County Superintendent H. A. Welty	Busy in Dickinson County.
56	M. C. Cunningham	Now at Iowa City.
56	Volga City	F. W. Perkins teaching there.
56	The Morrison board	R. C. McConnell will be there another year.
56	Miss Sara Riggs	Teaching in Escanaba, Michigan.
56	At Wapello	Ida Grimes married Dr. S. Ingham.
56	Paul Peterson	Gaining attention for his work as superintendent in Shelby County.
56	We notice a clipping	R. A. Elwood doing well in Colby.
57	Excavating for the new building	Will cause detours for students; foundation expected to be finished this fall.
57	Miss Ella Younker	Will go to Chicago to study for missionary service.
57	Clio hall	Nicely-decorated for recent session.
57	Mrs. Loughridge's health has improved	Now taking meals with family and boarders.
57	The president of the Athletic Association	Members should pay their dues.
57	We are very glad	Clella Waite is feeling better.
57	Among the many who went home	S. T. Walker and sister visit home.
57	Mrs. J. A. Finlayson	The former Grace Robinson has been sick.
57	Messrs. C. A. Mackey and R. O. Langdon	Visited the Normal.
57	We commend the wisdom and judgment	School choir is strong.
57	Mr. Chas. Ridley	Visiting daughter.
57	Miss May Brown	Visited by father.
57	Miss Matie Steimel	Visited the Normal.
57	Mr. C. A. Frederick	Makes trip to Charles City.
57	Mr. G. H. Scobey	Has been sick.
57	Among those who have missed a few recitations	Adeline Fellingham.
57	Miss Edith Wolf	Enrolled.
57	Miss Meda Goodspeed	Teaching at Tripoli.
57	Miss Wallbank	Attended wedding of Ida Grimes.
57	Last Wednesday	Miss Gowan visited with Emma Larkin.
57	Miss Lillie L. Bridgeford	Enrolls.
57	Miss Stena Hansen	Enrolls again; had been student in 1890-1891.
57	Mr. G. W. Randlett	Has had eye trouble.
57	A. A. Wall	Enrolls.
57	Miss Leora Parker	Visited Jesup.
58	Since our last issue	New Book Room building being built.
58	Last Friday evening	A mix-up in getting to a concert in Waterloo.
58	The band boys	With $400 in subscriptions, the band will buy fifteen new instruments; they already have a drum on hand.
58	On a day recently	Robert Fullerton has a misadventure on a date.
58	The following persons have occupied the orators stand	Roster of speakers and topics.
59	The spelling test is over	Students learn if they passed or will be placed in a special class.
59	Mr. Seerley	Had busy summer: visited Chicago, Springfield and Boston, Massachusetts, and other major Eastern cities; taught at institutes in Iowa.
59	The "Monkey Stoop"	An excerpt from an article on bicycles.