Normal Eyte — October 5, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
17	There seems to be a good deal of misunderstanding	Continuing speculation on the oratorical association to which the Normal School will belong.
18	Miss Bertha H. Wise	Attending University of Michigan.
18	Miss Nellie Anderson . . . and Miss Ida E. Shaw	Enrolled in University of Michigan.
18	Miss Emma M. Ridley	Enters Radcliffe College.
18	Mr. Elmer E. Best	Completing medical instruction in Chicago.
18	Miss Kate Schwertly . . . and Miss Asquith	Teaching in Carson.
18	Mr. Y. G. Barnell's many friends	Will enter theological school.
18	Joseph W. Graham	Now in Mechanicsville.
18	H. H. Savage	Teaching in Lake Park.
18	In addition to those mentioned last week	Additional Normalites enrolled at the University of Iowa.
18	Mr. L. H. Minkel	Teaching in Dysart.
18	An apology	Explains problems in recent distribution of the Normal Eyte.
18	Few students have time	Supports Texas governor in opposition to prize fighting.
18	W. J. Dean	In charge of schools in Norfolk, Nebraska.
18	Misses Cora D. Patterson and Nellie F. Miller	Both teaching in Lewis.
19	M'Arey Society	Roster of topics and speakers.
19	Miss Maude Stinson	Will teach in Hailey, Idaho.
19	Miss Kittie Maher	Principal in Fort Dodge.
19	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; hear several speakers recently.
20	Miss Sarah McDonald	Visited Independence.
20	Miss Hannah Houghton	Entered school.
20	Mr. Ralph Nash	Has broken finger.
20	Benjamin A. Smille	Teaching in Larchwood.
20	The Misses Abraham	Entertained friends.
20	Miss McFarland	Entertained women faculty.
20	Miss Cora E. Allen	Entered school.
20	We are sorry to hear	Nettie Hartsell has been sick.
20	Miss Kate Corrigan	Leaves school because of mother's sickness.
20	W. E. Brazleton	Teaching in Buffalo Center.
20	Miss Jennie Hall	Enters school.
20	Miss Edna Watson	Visited Boone.
20	Miss Mary Ripke	Now in Boone.
20	Mr. G. H. Olmsted	Now in Iowa City.
20	Miss Emma Bradley	Teaching in Harlan.
20	Miss Edith Nash	Missed several days of school.
20	Miss Carrie Hoyman	Went home to Mt. Auburn.
20	Miss Ella Bryant	Is very sick.
20	Miss Jessie Roberts	Visited Washburn
20	Miss Ethel Osler	Misses class.
20	Miss Elizabeth Huey	Has new bicycle.
20	Miss Addie Farrow	Teaching in Harlan.
20	Miss Greer	Enters Stanford University.
21	In our last issue	Roster of orators and topics.
21	Miss Elma Raymond	Studying at Stanford University.
21	Mr. William Coates	Teaching in California.
21	All will be glad to learn	Woodwork and mosaic flooring in Administration Building being installed.
21	Mr. Carl Rummel	Will study at Reed Medical College.
21	Mingled with all the benefits	Certain inconveniences, including the closing of the library, have occurred during work around campus.
21	Mr. C. A. Mackey	Engaged in business in Nevada.
21	On account of sickness	Ruth Colt has missed some school but is now back.
21	Miss Hieber	May enter school.
21	Mr. J. D. Long	Visits Mason City.
21	Mr. Lester Johnson	Has written article.
22	The spirit of reform	School has selected a uniform for women who participate in gymnastic drill.
22	The receptions given by the churches	Quick look at receptions around town.
22	Athletic Association	Attempting to set up two football games, but need practice; baseball players should get ready for practice.
22	Evidently the Normal is advancing	Class of 1896 may choose their theses instead of having the faculty choose them.
23	W. L. Hearst and J. G. McAlvin	Prosectors in anatomy at University of Iowa.