Normal Eyte — October 2, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
37	On Friday evening, September 24, occurred the first lecture	Mr. Baldwin speaks on the Arctic.
38	Why did the rebellion fail?	Professor Loughridge speculates on the Civil War and its outcome.
41	Official News and Notes	Student Battalion has selected officers; approve changes in courses of study; will introduce electricity on campus; will plan winter term soon; instruments and uniforms for band and orchestra arrive.
42	L. H. Minkel	Candidate for superintendent in Tama County.
42	In the corps of teachers at Wyoming	Annette Anderson teaching there.
42	Ed. L. Hollis	In charge of threshing machine last summer.
42	E. E. Crane	Will teach in Oskaloosa.
42	Carrie E. Clark	Teaching in Charles City.
42	W. J. Ford	Principal at Carpenter.
42	Myrtle Boardman	Teaching near Manson.
42	C. S. Beall	In hardware business in Minnesota.
42	Maud Rhoad	Teaching in Dawson.
42	Miss Jessie Barnt	Teaching in Wall Lake.
42	Blaine R. Brundage	Teaching in Nora Springs.
42	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	News from recent meetings.
42	H. A. Mueller	Studying at University of Iowa.
43	A little girl	Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blackmar have a new daughter; Mr. Blackmar is in charge of Estherville schools; Florence Marshall is teaching there.
43	Lavinnia Marsh	Did institute work at Charles City.
43	Supt. S. B. Stonerook	Visited western United States before returning to Springdale; Julia Halsey is teaching there.
43	The following clipping	C. F. Johnson will be Ft. Dodge YMCA secretary.
43	Athletic Department	Tennis courts being renovated; basketball team practicing; football team practicing; field meet to be held.
43	Florence Streeter	Teaching in Boone.
43	Among the Normalites at Cornell College	Several Normalites studying there.
43	Myrtle Benson, '95, returns to State Center	Cora Bryant and Clara Dahlin are there, too.
43	The marriage of Miss Corinna Harkness	Married Theodore L. Ashford.
43	John H. Fellingham	YMCA secretary in Iowa City.
43	Prin. J. R. Byers	Did institute work at Algona.
43	Adella Gibson, '95, and Mae Barrows	Teaching in Odebolt.
45	Winifred Frederick	Leaves school due to sickness.
45	Many of the students and people of Cedar Falls	Edward S. Bodyfelt died.
45	Elizabeth Huey	Attends friend's wedding.
45	Guy H. Scobey	Candidate for superintendent in Butler County.
45	Those who know Clara Seller	Grandfather died.
45	We have heard of another wedding	A. A. Baker married Mellissa Rigby.
45	Music is claiming an unusual amount of attention	Literary societies forming choral groups; Orios form orchestra.
45	Friday morning of last week	John T. Ames stopped on campus; is in midst of bicycle tour of Iowa and Missouri.
45	Mrs. Brebner	Visited daughter Mabel.
45	Esther Rouse	Called home due to family sickness.
45	Fannie Walters	Visited Cedar Falls.
45	Mrs. C. L. Bratton	Mother died.
45	Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lambert	Visited Blanche Riggs.
45	Those who have enrolled	Mabelle G. Jordan and Anna Philpot enroll.
45	John F. Puryear	Teaching near Carson.
45	Rosalie Barnum	Visited Hudson.
45	Mabel Ferris	Visited Parkersburg.
45	Frank Kolb	Teaching near Harlan.
45	Ida Tupper	Teaching in Rockford.
45	Ella Morris	Visited campus.
45	Grace Troutner	Visited New Hartford.
46	Society Notes	Description of recent work of the Clios.
46	The first meeting for this term of the M'Arey Natural History Association	Summary of recent presentations.
47	Many of our readers	25,000 books and 15,000 pamphlets destroyed in University of Iowa library fire.