Normal Eyte — November 7, 1896

Page	Title	Summary
97	Without a proper appreciation	Football team has not had many victories, but brains will outweigh brawn in the game of life.
98	The Latin department	Will offer Ovid.
98	The Physical Science Department	Will offer third tem in chemistry.
98	Miss Thornton offers special work	Will offer advanced work in art.
98	The snowstorm of last week	Urges students to support a skating rink again this year.
98	Miss Laura Falkler	Will have two basketball clubs; large interest in physical culture among women.
98	The next term will open	Registration procedures.
98	This coming term	Students with credit from other institutions will be required to take special methods work at ISNS.
98	Professor Parish	Will offer Institute Economics class.
98	The Military Department	Will offer company drill and squad drill twice a week with instruction once a week.
98	For the first time	Will offer course in advanced physiography.
100	Whereas, it has pleased our All Wise Heavenly Father	Condolences of death of William Sparks' sister.
101	The schools at Riceville	H. E. Blackmar doing good work there.
101	Y. G. Barnell	Serving Presbyterian Church in Emeline.
101	Sibley has the following representatives	Beulah Burris, Jennie Raymond, and Lucile Romey teaching there.
101	John W. Boyle	Ran for Black Hawk County recorder.
101	Miss Ada Williams	Now in California with sister Belle.
101	Miss Blanche Perry	Teaching in New Hampton.
101	The following is an extract from a letter	Jessie Long gives an account of finding opals in Idaho.
101	Miss Ruth Vial	Now Mrs. Nelson Eastman of Waterloo.
101	H. M. McKeen	Teaching in Sac City.
101	C. F. Harlan	Died in Nebraska.
102	The lady members of the alumni	Several women are serving as county superintendents; Ella Boland is running in Montana.
102	Jesse McLaughlin	Studying at Boston University; hopes to pursue Ph. D.
102	In the Pomeroy schools	Several Normalites serving there.
102	"Electricity and Water Power"	Mark Replogle publishes book.
102	Society Notes	Description of recent programs.
102	We give a brief extract from a recent letter	John Sogard supports William McKinley.
103	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Description of recent meetings.
105	D. E. Bennett	Will teach a winter school.
105	Miss Emma Gintling	Will teach near Cedar Falls.
105	Dr. Scripture	Attends practice and offers advice at football practice.
105	Our teacher in natural science	Professor Arey orders live fish for class but dressed fish is delivered.
105	Anna Goodale	Visited Parkersburg.
105	Miss Maud O'Neal	Called home.
105	Professor Samson	Gave lecture on child study.
105	Miss Annie Bennett	Mother sick.
105	Miss Sadie Warner	Visited Nettie Hartsell.
105	Miss Kyler	Visited brother.
105	Dr. Scripture	Visited Belle Patton.
105	Miss Evelyn Newton	Mother visited.
105	John H. Fellingham	Will speak at Cedar Falls YMCA.
105	Fred I. Barner	Came home to vote.
105	There was a ghost party	Barners have Halloween party.
105	Mr. Leonard	Unhappy with outcome of Presidential election.
105	J. H. Hagarty's sister	Visiting.
105	Irwin Schenk	Visited campus.
105	Miss Thornton	Entertained women faculty.
105	Carl Beach	Visited Cedar Falls.
105	The Cottage Literary Society	Mrs. Wright led discussion.
105	Miss Ora Wesche	Visited campus.
105	Miss Tupper	Visited Nettie Fullerton.
105	Gregg McAlvin	Came home to vote.
106	Miss Julia Curtis	Will give recital of music from Eastern countries.
106	Latest election news	Ironic look at recent national election.
106	Halloween has come and gone	As usual, the sidewalks were torn up over Halloween.
106	Carl Behrens	Principal at Chester.
106	Friday at 3.00 o'clock	Will play Cedar Valley Seminar at Osage in football.
106	Geo. Galloway	Happy with new daughter.
106	C. J. and P. M. Shaffer	Did not go home to vote since one favored McKinley and one favored Bryan.
106	Prof. Page	Will teach mineralogy in place of Professor Arey.
106	Saturday the second football team	Will play Grundy Center.
106	We recently received	J. D. Lyon developed a course of study.
106	F. D. McIlravy	Will be principal at Ionia.