Normal Eyte — November 12, 1898

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
133	Our early predictions	Has been great year for ISNS, especially with the important victories in debate and football.
134	Since a large number of students	Cites difficulties of students who must leave school for a day or two in order to go home to vote.
135	The Ames-Normal debate	Account of the debate won by ISNS.
135	Program of the Aristotelian public session	Performance program.
136	A visit to the Bermuda Islands	Description of visit by Miss Curtis.
137	School Education, Minneapolis	Responds to criticism of ISNS and President in recent article.
138	Hon. Henry Sabin	Applauds recent address by Mr. Sabin.
138	The Normal School was quite honored	Recognition that success in debate and football are but means to an end.
139	Mary Ballantyne	Will rest at home in Traer.
139	Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nuhn	The former Anna Rall has a daughter.
139	The Oakland schools	Prospering under guidance of F. M. Allen.
139	May Kennedy	Principal at Sanborn.
139	A column of Sunday's State Register	Devoted to work of F. A. Lacy.
139	J. O. Berkley	County superintendent at Ainsworth, Nebraska; served in Spanish-American War.
139	The schools of Holstein, Iowa	Prospering under Everett Bettenga.
139	Warren Carroll	Practicing law at Benton Harbor, Michigan.
139	Emma Lambert	At home.
139	Percy Hunt and B. J. Lambert	Visited campus.
139	Fannie K. Laird	Substitute teaching in Cedar Falls.
139	Samuel Quigley	Replacing J. E. Vance as principal at Brighton.
139	Edith Aldrich	Will teach at Rock Rapids.
139	Joseph H. Gorsuch	Engaged in sales work.
139	Rodney Arey	Visited Cedar Falls.
139	J. J. Lambert and Edward Rall	Came home to vote.
139	Jason Mowry	Attended debate.
139	O. P. McElmeel	Visiting campus.
139	Nettie Hartsell	Visiting campus.
139	Edna Black	Visiting sister Mabel.
140	Dr. MaGee	Conducted chapel exercises; son Ralph enrolled.
140	R. W. Sheffield	Will teach in Story City.
140	Lucie Arthaud	Will teach in Hazleton.
140	Mrs. Fischer	Guest of Miss Pierce.
140	Carrie Ott	Called home.
140	Jennie Madden	Will teach in Sumner.
140	Mattie Burns	Will teach in Ottumwa.
140	Addie Miner	Will teach in Ion.
140	Ed Rall and John Lambert	Visited chapel.
140	R. J. McIsaac	Called home.
140	Cora Ditto	Will teach in Rolfe.
140	Mamie Zimbelman	Visited Sara Rice.
141	Messrs. Leslie Chapman, Percy Hunt, Wesley Wiler, O. P. McElmeel, and J. E. Callahan	Visited chapel.
141	The Cottage Reading Circle	Misses Satterthwait and Pierce presented program.
141	This week we received the sad news	S. E. Johnson died; his sister Lillie is very sick.
141	Among the number of our young men	Many men went home to vote.
141	A great victory	Lengthy account of ISNS victory over University of Iowa, 11-5.
141	Mr. and Mrs. Frederick	Relative died.
141	Fred Williams	Visited sister Nellie.
141	J. E. Cundy and John Hoyt	Went home to vote.
141	E. Townsend	Visited campus.
141	Dr. A. H. McKellar	Visited sister Jennie.
141	Supt. Coleman of Le Mars	Addressed Professor Colegrove's supervision class.
142	Y. M. C. A.	Account of recent meetings; delegates will go to district conference.
143	Orio	Account of recent meeting.
143	Aristo	John P. Woodruff delivers poem.
143	Y. W. C. A.	Receives letter from Margaret Klinefelter, who is training for African mission work.
144	Ossoli	Account of recent meeting.
144	Clio	Account of recent Halloween program.
144	Alpha	Account of recent meeting.
146	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XI: the Bible, part 3.
150	The Southwest Iowa Teachers Association	Report on the meeting.