Normal Eyte — December 4, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
145	Our list of new subscribers reached the hundred mark	Will enlarge the Normal Eyte.
145	We announce a change	President Andrews will speak on General Lee.
145	Anent the agitation against football	Hopes that game can be made safer.
145	Athletics is an important factor in student life	Football season went well.
146	Shall football be abolished?	Editorial viewpoints on football.
147	Eulogium: on J. C. Gilchrist, by W. N. Hull, his life-long friend	Professor Hull's tribute to Professor Gilchrist.
148	Biennial period, 1895-1897	President Seerley's report on progress in music, physical culture, college affiliation, and the training school.
149	Last Thursday	Mary Ripke married Adolph Wild.
149	Mr. John Sogard	Studying at State University of Iowa.
149	We regret	May Kennedy's mother is sick.
149	Miss Anna Goodale	Mother is seriously ill.
149	Clara Bedford	Married Dr. Frank L. Vanderveer.
149	Miss Edith M. Brooke	Teaching at West Liberty.
149	Miss Lucy Wood	Beginning medical study at Omaha, Nebraska.
149	Berta Mitchell	Teaching in Cherokee.
149	Mr. Youell G. Barnell	Missionary for Sunday School Union.
149	Ernest R. Nichols	Professor at State Agricultural College in Kansas.
149	Elizabeth Frye	Teaching in Davenport.
149	E. C. Nelson	Teaching at normal school in Elkhorn.
149	Mr. A. M. Lane	Visited the Normal.
149	Mary H. Smith	Teaching in Lake Mills.
150	The year	Commencement speakers will be chosen earlier.
150	Another chapel assembly	Fourth assembly room organized; President Seerley will send written copies of announcements and notices to each room.
150	Tuesday afternoon	Misses Falkler and Satterthwait talked to women about physical culture classes.
150	E. L. Hollis	Visited campus.
150	W. T. Anderson	Principal at Kenwood Park.
150	Merner and Lawrence	Have printed images of campus on china.
150	On Wednesday evening	Group went to Independence.
150	Martha Lewis Barnett	Teaching in Mitchell.
150	Percy Hunt	Visited home.
150	Etta Robinson	Teaching in Tipton.
150	Prof. Wm. Bartlett	Visiting parents.
150	Ida Gordon	Visited Dyersville.
150	E. O. Bronson	Visited brother Frank.
150	Mabel Patrick	Uncle visits.
150	Flora Van Dyke	Sister visited.
150	Galen Ripley	Teaching in Belmond.
150	Freda Getman	Visited Charles City.
150	Bertha Freeman	Enrolled in school.
150	Stella Robinson	Back in school.
150	Clara Seller	Teaching near Denver.
150	F. E. Weyer	Visited B. T. Youel.
150	Mary Moseley	Has gone out to teach.
150	May Russell	Visited relatives.
150	Della Weir	Brother visits.
150	Cora Curtis	Back in school.
150	Chessie Bell	Visited sister.
151	Society Notes	Text of Professor Colegrove's address on temperance; Professor Wright addresses YWCA; statistics on women's participation in religious matters; description of recent Philo, Aristo, and Orio meetings.
153	Athletics	Cadets drilling indoors; football team finishes at 6-1; review of the season.
154	The following exchanges of the Normal Eyte	Newspapers from other colleges are placed in the library.