Normal Eyte — November 19, 1898

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
147	An alumnus "in the game"	Urges stronger support of school by alumni.
147	The growth of college spirit in the Normal	Owen P. McElmeel cites extraordinary growth of college spirit between 1894 and 1898, especially in light of the important victories in football against the University of Iowa and in debate against Iowa State University.
149	One of the questions	Staff tries to outline what it will publish in the Normal Eyte.
150	In honor of the victories of Friday, November Fourth	Women faculty hold party to celebrate victories.
151	Orio	Account of recent open session.
152	The State Teachers Association	Many Normal faculty and alumni on program; President Seerley is to address the subject, "Does the School meet the demands of the people?".
154	Alma E. Evans	Elected superintendent in Park County, Montana.
154	Mabel Belknap	Teaching in Carson, where Ethel Osler also teaches.
154	Marcella Ormsby	Teaching in Fort Dodge, as is Kittie Maher.
154	J. E. Fitzgerald	Visiting Cedar Falls.
154	Roderick Craig Fullerton	Professor Fullerton's son cries in tune.
154	Jennie Raymond, '91, and Lula Romey	Teaching at Raymond.
154	J. E. Vance	Gave banquet before leaving Brighton for Springfield.
154	Mrs. Kate L. Overfelt	Enjoys the Normal Eyte in Riverside.
154	Rosa Sparr	Teaching at Jolley.
154	This is Julia E. Henderson's fifth year	At Albert Lea, Minnesota.
154	S. T. Walker	Doing well at Mt. Pleasant.
154	After the victory	Manning Jaynes says how happy he is after the ISNS wins against Iowa and Iowa State.
154	Ada Harrison	Teaching at Story City.
154	Dora Larson	Teaching at Maurice.
154	F. E. Ball	Principal at Townsend, Montana.
154	Emma S. Heverly	Teaching at Rock Rapids.
154	S. C. Smith	Practicing law in Winterset.
154	Ella M. Ford	Teaching in West Des Moines.
154	Lizzie M. Frye	Teaching in Davenport.
154	Ida Hammons	Teaching in George.
154	Clara Nettle	Teaching in Calumet, Michigan.
154	Kate Harrod Horby	Now in Deep River.
155	Miss Waldo	Took picture of class.
155	We were pleased to welcome	Marguerite St. Clair visits.
155	Lida Williams	Went home due to eye trouble.
155	Iona Gardner and Helen Charlson	Doing well at Story City.
155	Johanna Nielsen	Will spend winter in Colorado.
155	Miss Twitchell	Will teach at West Union.
155	Ernest D. Ede	Has been sick.
155	Mrs. Bronson	Visited son Frank.
155	Oma Kiefer	Visited Independence.
155	Mr. Older	Professor Colegrove's brother-in-law visited.
155	Pearl Patterson	Guest of Alma Sessions.
155	Mr. Kiesau	Has been sick.
155	Maud Rhoad	Teaching in Ripley.
155	W. A. Robison	Went out to teach.
155	Hattie Eggleson	Will teach at Sumner.
155	Misses Shoenhair and Roberts	Visited Parkersburg.
155	Clara Bryant	Will teach at Waukon.
156	Trolley cars began running	As far as Walnut Street; hope for service to Normal (College) Street soon.
156	Harry Fields	Brought duck specimen to museum.
156	Miss Amos	Guest of Miss Buck.
156	Miss Drenning	Will assist in cataloguing library collection.
156	Una Grettenberg	Teaching in Springfield.
156	Nellie Dunham	Will teach near Columbus Junction.
156	Miss Dickey	Health improving.
156	Edna Clapsattle	Teaching in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
156	Preparations are in progress	For Christmas song service.
156	Lulu Bovee	Health improved.
156	Hal Washburn	Will teach west of Hudson.
157	Clio	A story.
157	True method of debate	The object and methods of debate.
159	Shake Hall	Account of recent program.
159	Primary Round Table	Account of recent meeting.
160	Y. M. C. A.	Recognize week of prayer for colleges.
160	Athletic	ISNS ties Grinnell, 5-5.