Normal Eyte — October 10, 1896

Page	Title	Summary
49	The various recognized literary societies	Hear lecture from Miss McFarland on the essential features of society work.
49	This afternoon at three o'clock	Urges students to support football team in game against Coe.
50	The young women	Now have basketball court in area behind buildings; will play games there.
50	We are glad to report	Henry Sabin not seriously injured in collapse of stands in state semi-centennial celebration.
50	The State Executive Council	Allowed expenses incurred following August storm.
51	No sadder duty has devolved upon us	Dora King died October 7, 1896.
52	Miss Mattie Gillet	Died in Winthrop.
52	The principles of political parties	Address to Philo open session.
54	Miss Agnes Heightshoe	Teaching in Perry.
54	J. H. Stuckrath	Principal at Mona.
54	Very excellent reports come from Corning	C. M. Thompson is superintendent; Walter Guthridge, Maud Humphrey, and Lillian Gillaspie teaching there.
54	Society notes	Report on program.
54	We wish to add to the list	Mabel Gillett and Mamie Herrick are studying at the University of Michigan.
54	Miss Minnie Moore	Will study at University of Chicago as will C. A. Fullerton.
54	Miss Clara Dodd	Teaching in Maquoketa; Cora Dodd is at home.
54	Bruce Francis	Superintendent in Montezuma.
54	Among the list of Hampton teachers	Genetta Bushyager, Marie Golden, and Nellie Kelso are teaching there.
54	The marriage	Lena Shannon married Arthur M. Gray.
54	On August 12, 1896	Lulu Davies married J. P. Van Horn.
54	C. E. Locke	Teaching in Tama.
57	Ha! Ha! Ha!	Cheer of basketball club.
57	Mollie Rock	Visited chapel.
57	Russell LeFetra	Visited Charles Lambert.
57	Robert Clymer	Went home due to poor health.
57	Jessie Walson	Attended sister's wedding.
57	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Review of recent meetings.
58	Wm. Coates	Visiting Cedar Falls.
58	May Loonan	Visiting campus.
58	Wednesday, October 7th	Rose Hemmerling married Dell Archer.
58	Geo. Galloway	Teaching in Valley Junction.
58	Professor Arey	Leads discussion of Napoleon at Cottage Literary Society.
58	Miss Bertha Morrison	Will stay with sister, Mrs. George Samson.
58	Professor Arey	Did not meet classes due to city election duties.
58	The students who knew Miss Eva Benham	Teaching in Webster, Massachusetts.
58	The Alpha Society	Sends flowers to funeral of Dora King.
58	Miss Alice Curtis	Back in school.
58	Miss Katherine Schell	Missed work due to sickness.
58	Misses Fannie Waters and Blanche Turner	Visited Parkersburg.