Normal Eyte — October 20, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
85	America has sustained another great loss	Tribute to Oliver Wendell Holmes upon his death.
86	The following resolution	W. L. Hearst and J. G. McAlvin propose that the medical school at the University of Iowa abstain from disorderly conduct.
86	Several person have written	List of seniors.
86	An answer to the '92 croaker	Correspondent says that women were invited to make presentations at the recent alumni gathering, but that all of them declined to do so.
86	To State Normal graduates	President Seerley informs graduates about state certificate application procedures; fourth year graduates must also prepare a thesis.
87	Bees are usually supposed to be the busiest bodies	Clara Whitmore is teaching in Columbus Junction.
87	B. B. Rice	Finds hard times in Nebraska.
87	L. D. Stubbs	Will be pastor in Raymond.
87	Charles R. Amlie	Taking graduate work at University of Chicago.
87	From Ann Arbor	Romanzo Adams sends greetings.
87	The school at Rushmore, Minnesota	Clara Bedford in charge.
87	John E. Cameron	Studying at University of Iowa.
87	The schools at Richland	A. L. Thorburn in charge.
87	The Parkersburg schools	F. G. Miller in charge; will build new building.
87	M. H. Thielen and Harry Moore	Performed at teachers meeting in Avoca.
87	Mattie Emry	Teaching in Eldora.
87	Miss Lulu Newcomb	Teaching in Lenox.
87	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; roster of women who will attend the YWCA state convention; missionary will speak.
88	Mr. J. G. Haven	Visited Waterloo.
88	Mr. Carl Magee	Visited the Normal.
88	Mr. A. L. Steidl	Visited home.
88	The new book room	Located on Normal Street; in charge of E. G. Clark.
88	Misses Clara Denniston and Bess Little	Attended wedding in Parkersburg.
88	Messrs. Ensign and Fitzgerald	Took bicycle trip to Waterloo.
88	Miss Alma Evans	Has been sick.
88	Miss Rose High	Has been sick.
88	Miss Baker	Visiting sister Grace.
88	Miss Lillie Johnson	Visited home.
88	Miss Nellie Maynard	Visited home.
88	Miss Mildred Dane	Has been sick.
88	Miss Ruby Calderwood	Visited by family.
88	Miss Fenner	Visited sister.
88	Miss Elizabeth Huey	Visited Traer.
88	Miss Ida Byers	Visited chapel.
88	The four hundred and fiftieth girl	Winifred Frederick enrolls.
89	The many friends	E. G. Dittmer is senior in medical class at Chicago Medical College.
89	Misses Ella Waters and Mary McCarty	Visit home.
89	The orators of the week	Speakers and topics.
89	Mr. T. M. Clevenger	Visiting wife.
89	We regret very much	Miss Curtiss has been sick.
89	Geo. M. Merwin	Now in Dixon, Illinois.
89	Mr. and Mrs. Martin Seerley . . . and Mr. Wm. Seerley	Visit their nephew, President Seerley.
89	Judging from the amount of work	Men working hard on society debate.
89	Miss Rose High's sister	Visited campus.
89	We are in receipt	Jennie M. Tiffany married Evermond F. Rogers.
89	That the girls appreciate	Large number attend Miss McFarland's talks.
89	Miss Bertha Edwards	Drives from Waterloo with sister Minnie.
89	Miss Katherine Schell	Visited the chapel.
89	Misses Huffman and McDowell	Visited Waterloo.
90	Among the new books	Library has added many good, new books and placed them in their respective departments.
90	Those who visited the Alpha Society	Decorated along Chinese and Japanese lines.
90	Who says there is anything wrong	Everyone enjoyed the concert given by the band.
90	The business meetings	Shakespeareans elect officers.
90	On Wednesday morning	Professor Bartlett speaks on Oliver Wendell Holmes.
90	At the last meeting	Professor Loughridge talks about London at the Normal Hill Reading Circle.
90	Miss Lillian Ashton	Cannot attend school this year.
91	Kranky Croaks	Complaints about the dangerous condition of the sidewalks on Normal Hill.
91	The October meeting	Roster of speakers and topics for the Natural History Association meeting.
91	Athletic	Tennis courts available; need new gym equipment; more men should be using the gym.