Normal Eyte — October 19, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
33	It is gratifying to notice	Students make regular use of library due to faculty who provide references and library staff who organize the library well.
33	Following are the officers	Charles F. Johnson elected president of the newly-formed Interstate Oratorical League of State Normal Schools.
34	The first of this week	Faculty decides to charge admission fee to literary societies' public sessions.
34	Obituary: Sara Kraiger Wilson	Died of consumption.
34	A hymn of heartsease
35	Society notes	A look at the recent program of the Natural History Society; roster of those who will participate in the triangular debate..
35	R. C. McConnell	In charge of Beaman schools.
35	Miss Emma C. Larkin	Teaching in Garner.
36	C. N. Brones	In charge of West Side schools.
36	Mrs. O. B. Chassell	Teaching at Ellsworth College.
36	Miss Frances Cross	Teaching in Brooklyn.
36	Mr. Beniah Dimmitt	Principal in Hopkins, Missouri.
36	C. C. Magee	School in Carroll destroyed by fire.
36	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Professor Walters preaches at Methodist church; hold reception at which the band played.
36	Mr. Daniel R. Perkins	Will teach in Onslow.
36	Mr. Frank G. Miller	Superintendent in Dunlap; Maude Milliman is in charge of high school there.
36	Mr. A. L. Thorburn	Principal in Richland.
36	Among the corps of teachers	Roster of those teaching in State Center.
36	Mr. Jno. H. Fellingham	Promotes Ft. Dodge YMCA.
36	Miss Ida Worster	Teaching in Adel.
36	Mrs. E. B. Wilson	Teaching in Jefferson.
36	Mr. W. A. Bartlett	Studied at Harvard for a year; returns to Tabor College.
37	Mrs. Eustace	Visited Mercy Andrews.
37	Miss Hillman and Mr. Hues	Visited Constance Graham.
37	Mr. Eugene McGinnis	Visited Miss Newton.
37	The Northeastern Teachers Association	Professors Seerley, Samson, Parish, and McGovern attend.
37	Mr. F. M. Hinkley	Visiting Mabelle Piper.
37	The workmen	Finished installing the vault in the new building.
37	Miss Myrtle Benson	Missed several days of school.
37	Mr. Will Marsh	Called home because of mother's illness.
37	The Misses Mary Bartlett and Mary Rockwell	Visited campus.
37	The mosaic floor	Floor in main hallway of new building is finished.
37	Miss Grace McNeil	Has missed several days of school.
37	We chronicle but two entrances	Jennie and Clara Rierson enter school.
37	Miss Mary Boyle	Visited Waterloo.
37	Miss May Brown	Teaching in Aurelia.
37	Miss Alberta Hoffman	Missed a day of school.
37	Mr. McCready	Has missed several days of school.
37	Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Seerley	Visited chapel.
37	Miss Emma Pope	Missed a day of school.
37	The woodwork	Being installed in the new building.
37	Miss Lily Freeland	Called home because of mother's illness.
38	While playing football Friday	John Adams sustains a broken collar bone.
38	Miss May Kennedy	Misses school because of poison ivy.
38	All who did not attend	Clios present program along Indian theme.
38	Miss Mabel Edmunds	Teaching in Ft. Dodge.
38	Miss Cora A. Bryant	Attending her sister Ella in her sickness.
38	The examinations for officers	Cadets awaiting results.
38	Those who attended	Professor Walters preached in the Methodist church.
38	The Republican rally	Politically-minded students attend.
38	Mr. Hauger	Congressional candidate speaks at chapel.
38	The six young ladies	Roster of Primary Course graduates.
38	Miss Mercy Andrews	Leaves school because of poor health.
38	Miss Hubbell	Visited Gertrude Klotz.
38	Miss Ida Leydig	Has gone home because of sickness.
38	Mr. And Mrs. O. R. Langdon	Visiting town.
39	In last week's issue	It was Fred Woodward who donated a set of books to the library.
39	Miss Ella Bryant	Health somewhat improved; sister Jessie and another sister are still quite sick.
39	It has been decided	Fee will be charged for admission to literary society open sessions; will be used to decorate society halls.
39	Death has claimed one of the students	Lou Davidson died at home.
39	The persons who have appeared on the chapel platform	Roster of speakers and topics.