Normal Eyte — January 12, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
229	The transit of Mercury	An account of watching the transit of Mercury across the sun with a four-inch telescope.
229	At the beginning of the last term	Enrollment now 660 students plus sixty-five in the Preparatory Department and sixty-two in the Training School; looking forward to completion of Administration Building; will enrollment reach one thousand?
230	Autobiography of a commonplace individual
231	There is a movement on foot	Some students would like to organize a mock senate in order to get a better understanding of parliamentary procedure.
232	Miss Jessie Bradshaw	Teaching in Jefferson.
232	C. E. Locke	Sends greetings from Monrovia, California.
232	Those who speak	Anna Livingood writes from Rosebud, Montana.
232	For a second time	M. R. Hassel and Fannie A. Fairbanks marry.
232	The last meeting of the M'Arey Natural History Association	Roster of speakers and topics.
232	Of the many	Clara Eckhard teaching in Rock Rapids.
232	At the end of the fall term	Students at Columbus Junction present Clara B. Whitmore with gift of books.
232	Miss Hilda G. Lundeen	Now in her fifth year at Bellevue.
233	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; description of term reception.
233	Miss Harriet Brooks Hartshorn	Married Henry Grant Gardner.
233	R. C. Adams	Studying at University of Michigan; gives news of other Normalites at Michigan.
233	The Hopkins School News	Ben Dimmitt teaching in Hopkins.
234	Miss Etta Brooks	Visited the Normal.
234	After being absent for some time	Mabel Binford entered school.
234	After a few days sickness	F. C. Woods back at school.
234	Mr. McKelvie	Visited cousin Robert Fullerton.
234	The tennis courts	Training School children play fox and geese there.
234	Miss Nettie Hartsell	Mother died.
234	Miss Carrie Miller	Keeping house for father.
234	Nelson Daughters	Principal at Moorhead.
234	Miss Mamie Hearst	Visited the Normal.
234	Miss Lois Wilson	Teaching in Grandview.
234	Ray R. St. John	Teaching near Riceville.
234	Miss Edith Waterman	Teaching in Marshalltown.
234	Howard Carlton Tripp	Lecturing in the state.
234	Marian J. Sweeney	At home in Waterloo.
234	Miss Irene Frisbie	Teaching in Sheldon.
234	Miss McKeever and Miss Maime Button	Teaching in Sheldon.
234	Mark A. Replogle	Distinguishing himself as an engineer involved with water and electrical power.
234	Miss Ella D. Williams	Teaching in Helena, Montana.
235	Just as usual	Roster of speakers and topics at chapel.
235	On Tuesday morning	Extremely cold and windy day.
235	The Fourth Years	Now seated on rostrum because of crowded conditions.
235	The Orios	Roster of officers.
235	A very unique and interesting	Shakespeareans present mathematical program.
235	Among the visitors	Several old students visited.
235	Miss Maude Humphrey	Visited the Normal.
235	Miss Nellie Johnson	Visits the Normal.
235	Among those present	A number of old students enroll.
235	Miss Etta Robinson	Visited Miss Singer.
235	Frank Butler	Leaves school because of eye trouble.
235	Mr. C. A. Fullerton	Still in Manson.
236	Shakespearean public	Session program.
236	Visitors and members of the Orio Society	Debate Henry George single tax idea.
236	The usual spelling test	Test is done; now students worry about results.