Normal Eyte — September 18, 1897

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10	Anna Baker	Visits sister near Waterloo.
13	A change in the customary management	Clarence Steele will lessen his work as managing editor; J. L. Mowry will act as his assistant.
13	The death of Mrs. G. W. Walters	Jennie M. Hart Walters died of tuberculosis July 31, 1897.
13	The Young Men's Christian Association	S. M. Sayford will speak.
13	We lacked the space last week to speak of the summer school	Twelve members of the faculty taught 180 students; squeezed twelve weeks' work into five weeks; everyone studied hard, with no time for recreation; successful effort leads to hope for six week session in 1898.
14	Official News and Notes	Fall 1897 enrollment highest ever; 114 candidates for graduation in 1898; library improvements successful; museum improving; English faculty working hard to test literary society candidates; E. B. Baldwin will speak.
15	Y. M and Y. W. C. A.	Description of recent meetings.
16	Miss Nellie Weldy	Teaching in Seattle, Washington.
16	Mr. E. B. Williams	Medical student at University of Iowa.
16	O. P. McElmeel	Will enroll at University of Michigan.
16	Miss Lulu Newcomb	Will be assistant principal at Lyons.
16	The marriage	Mabel Binford married C. D. Mills.
16	The Nora Springs Telephone	Newspaper praises work of S. S. Stockwell.
16	Miss Mary Hieber	Teaching in Storm Lake.
16	Miss Emma Larkin	Teaching in Rippey.
16	Mr. J. A. Beard	Principal in Wood River, Nebraska.
16	Miss Lucy Hobbs	Studying at Cornell College; Mary Hobbs is teaching near Manson.
16	Miss Maude Humphrey	Will study at University of Iowa.
16	Mr. C. F. Blodgett	Sick with typhoid fever.
17	Cards are out	Eleanor Wood married Frank N. Phelps.
17	The many friends of Miss Jennie W. Sheehan	Father drowned.
17	Another wedding occurred in California	Warren D. Townsend married Ella Dora Maxon.
17	The marriage of Mr. John A. Kleinsorge	Married Eliza George in London.
17	The Eyte wishes to express its appreciation	Appreciates support of the Alumni Association.
17	Mr. M. H. Thielen	Expects to complete medical degree at University of Iowa.
17	Athletic Department	Tennis Association re-organizes; men practicing for track and football; basketball teams organized.
18	Society Notes	Notes from recent Alpha and Orio programs.
18	Literary poison
19	An autumn picture
21	C. A. Fields	Visited campus.
22	Amateurs attention!	Veatch can furnish kodaks and hand-held cameras.
22	At the preliminary debate	M. Jaynes, M. L. Fuller, E. T. Sheppard, and A. M. Nichelson will represent ISNS at Ames debate.
22	Casper Schenk	Brother Erwin visited.
22	Harry Thompson	Will teach in Council Bluffs.
22	Myrtle Jamison	Will teach in Aplington.
22	Mrs. Stewart of Ireton	Accompanies daughter to school.
22	C. A. Fullerton	Takes up work in music department.
22	Fred I. Barner	Will study law at Iowa City.
22	Edith Aldrich	Has been sick.
22	Miss Pierce	Will visit Manchester.
22	We were especially glad	Grace Gilchrist and her mother are visiting the Fields.
22	Anna Belle Light	Teaching at Walnut.
22	P. S. Harris	Lawyer in Adel.
22	Anna M. Nelson	Gone to Mason City.
22	Frank Bronson	Visited sister near Waterloo.
22	Florence Rockwell	Visiting sister in Chicago.
22	Miss Grace Youcum	Visiting Frances Smith.
22	The enrollment on Monday	837 enrolled in normal department; eighty-nine in Preparatory Department.
22	Alyce Kelley	Visited campus.
22	E. B. Clingman	Went to Freeport, Illinois.
22	Bertha Beale	Mother visits.
22	Katie Castle	Grandmother died.
22	Edward Quigley	Teaching in Bennett.
22	C. E. Peters	Brother visits.
22	Lela Phelps	Visiting sister in Independence.
22	Jennie Thompson	Visited Clarksville.
22	Julia Hobbs	Attending Cornell College.
22	Nina Oldham	Teaching at Sheldon.