Normal Eyte — February 2, 1895

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
9	Miss Orianna Wesche	Teaching in Marathon.
277	The annual open session	Description of the Orio program.
277	A word of explanation	Some articles are not published because of lack of space.
278	Friends, sisters, Shakes	A poetic look at literary societies.
279	Benedict Arnold	Oration.
281	The duties of a school teacher	Maude Humphrey and B. M. Cobb read papers at meeting.
281	One of our "fourth year" girls	Lucy Smith teaching in Red Oak.
281	Miss Etta A. Robinson	Teaching in Odebolt.
281	Toms. B. Platt	Purchased a drugstore in Peterson.
281	Physical culture	Florence Marshall teaching in Waterloo.
281	C. Ray Aurner	Superintendent in Adell.
281	Some time ago	R. C. McConnell married Edith Neely.
281	Wm. Fields	Teaching near Laurens.
281	George F. Thompson	Principal at Hesper.
281	Charles J. Griffin	Proprietor of drugstore in Montezuma.
281	Maude M. McCracken	Married to R. A. Jackson.
281	At the State Teacher's meeting	O. M. Harvey is leader of branch of child study association.
281	Miss Alice Foster	Alice Foster is in Glen Ellen.
281	Rev. O. B. Chassell	Now in Dubuque.
281	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced.
282	Miss Lena Jones	Has been sick.
282	Miss Amy Hahn	Has been sick.
282	Miss Daisy Paine	Has been sick.
282	Coasting is all the rage
282	M. W. Cooper	Associate principal at Calhoun County Normal School.
282	A meeting of the Athletic Association	Considering lowering fees; elect new officers.
282	S. L. Thomas	Owns half interest in drugstore in Logan.
282	We hear that C. C. Hammerly	Breaks leg in football game.
283	The full number of chapel orations	Roster of speakers and topics.
283	Mr. Palle Jorgensen	Had been teaching near Elkhorn; will study medicine at University of Iowa.
283	The first meeting of the M'Arey Natural History Association	Topics and speakers.
283	Miss Fannie Warner	Called to Albion because of aunt's illness.
283	The Clios will institute a new departure	Program will feature impromptu speeches.
283	Miss Ruth Colt	Visited home.
283	One term was not enough time	Misses Shanklin and Edith Rugg have the measles.
283	On account of a very severe cold	Edna Poor went home to rest.
283	Misses Tyler and Dale	Teaching in the training and preparatory departments.
283	After a year's absence	Fannie Emery is back.
283	Mrs. Seerley gave a tea party	Forty women attended.
283	Mr. Ole Johnson	Has been sick.
283	Because of illness	Winona Ripley misses school.
283	We miss Mr. J. H. Gorsuch	Has been sick.
283	Mr. Jessie Long	Has been sick.
283	Misses Beulah Burris and Tillie Byers	Have been sick.
283	Mr. Harry McKeen	Now over the mumps.