Normal Eyte — February 11, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
273	The following extract	Thoughts on the education to be gained at a small college.
274	The large audience	For first in a series of sermons by clergy from a variety of denominations.
274	The editorials of last week	Pleased with editorials written by non-staff members.
275	Our library has been increased this year	Have added four hundred books; trying to build up children's book collection.
275	At eight o'clock last Friday evening	Band and Orchestra put on excellent performance; students should support their efforts.
276	Recommendations considered	Lengthy consideration on the value of recommendations in a job search.
278	Bertha C. Morrison	Taking up settlement house work.
278	Expression of sympathy	Sympathy for Edna Poor on the death of her sister Helen.
278	Helen Poor	Died February 6, 1899, in Boone.
278	W. E. Snider	Pastor in Montana.
278	We should judge	Percy Hugget doing well at Coe College.
278	George Olmsted	Taking trip to Seattle.
278	At the Big 7 educational meeting	Several Normalites participating.
278	Clara Boss	Teaching at Creston.
278	Willard H. Lyon	Doing well at Pella.
279	The boys basketball team	Makes amusing spectacle.
279	M. S. Nelson	Recovering from the grippe.
279	Clara Tostlebe	Visited sister.
279	Misses Seals and Roberts	Went to Waterloo.
279	Roy Harris	Roy Harris visited Cedar Falls.
279	Miss Curtiss	Mother sick.
279	Mr. Fibert	Sister very sick.
279	Stena Jensen	Father died.
279	H. K. Poorbaugh	Left for Mingo.
279	Mary Martin	Went to Aplington.
279	Letta Horner	Has had the grippe.
279	Loretta Blake	Has the grippe.
279	Did Gertrude Coffman	Have the grippe.
280	Mr. Steele	Visited campus.
280	A small but joyous gathering	For ground hog day.
280	Among those who have not responded to roll call	Several still have the grippe.
280	Professor Colegrove	Lectured in Charles City and La Porte City.
280	Mae Gollobith	Went home.
280	Grace Brainard	Called home due to family sickness, as was Julia Bucklen.
280	Prof. Parish	Attended funeral of Helen Poor.
280	Jennie Curtis	Has not met classes.
280	Miss Whitney	Had skating accident.
280	E. C. Bartlett	Still has tonsillitis.
280	Anna Baker	Mother died.
280	Hal Washburn	Visited campus.
280	Benjamin Quigley	Doing well while filling in for Professor Frederick.
280	Miss Ridley	Talked with the men students.
280	Mae Dolan's menagerie	Photographed.
280	Ida Reed	Gave up work and went home.
280	The Fourth Year Class	Extended sympathy to Edna Poor by sending flowers.
281	We present below a clipping	Penn student newspaper comments on the Normal Eyte.
281	How to write an oration	Martha Hutchinson presents her advice.
282	Y. W. C. A.	Account of recent meetings.
283	Y. M. C. A.	Miss Ridley addresses young men.
283	Ossoli	Account of recent meeting.
283	Clio	Account of recent program with Dutch theme.
283	Shake Hall	Account of program with Wagner theme.
285	Athletic	Men have organized two basketball teams; first time that men have been involved in the sport.
286	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XXI: the law of personal responsibility.