Normal Eyte — June 3, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
479	We clip the following	Midland Schools editorial calls for increased money for ISNS and for additional normal schools.
480	Commencement	Believes that changes made due to increased enrollment will improve the quality of the ceremonies.
480	The official report of the business meeting	Pleased with changes in the interstate oratorical league.
480	The outcome of the state field meet	ISNS takes fourth place and earns enough points to remain in the state association.
481	In memory of the late Lieut. Harry E. Whitney	Orio Society will hold memorial service.
481	Oratorical	Notes on business meeting of the interstate oratorical league, including constitutional changes and financial statements.
483	Bible study program	Schedule of program.
483	The excursion	Special train went to Des Moines with a large party of ISNS students.
483	Alumni program	Association meeting schedule.
484	Maud Long	Will teach at Carroll.
484	It gives us great pleasure to announce	T. U. McManus and Mae Loonan McManus have new son.
484	Henrietta Brayton	Will teach at Shelby.
484	Through the endorsement of Dr. Loos	W. R. Patterson appointed statistician of the Board of Control.
484	Ida Leydig	Will be first assistant at Parkersburg.
484	J. P. Huggett	Will head Pedagogy Department at Coe College.
484	Edward Rall	Will be president of oratorical association at University of Iowa.
484	Morton E. Weldy	Will give final address at University of Iowa Commencement.
484	S. S. Stockwell	Will deliver address at Nora Springs Seminary.
484	G. Percival Hunt and Mamie Hearst	Delivered Memorial Day addresses at Iowa City.
484	B. J. Lambert, S. S. Stockwell, and Erwin Schenk	Will deliver addresses at Iowa City.
485	Miss Emily Porter	Visited Hudson.
485	Gladys Sigworth and Hannah Hanson	Will visit Europe.
485	M. R. Timmerman	Visited campus.
485	Professor and Mrs. Page, Misses Suplee, Buck and Call	Enjoyed picnic.
485	Misses Goodwin, Pierce, and Wild	Went to see train wreck in Waterloo.
485	Mame McDuffie	Visited campus.
485	C. F. Brown	Back in school after measles.
485	Pauline Uhlmann	Called home.
485	Kizzie and Kate Gambs	Attended cousin's funeral.
485	Erma Phipps	Went home due to sickness.
485	President Seerley and family	Went to the Bluffs.
485	Professor and Mrs. Page	Visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chapman.
485	Caro Hostetter	Brother sick.
485	Beth Achenbach	Father visited.
485	Katherine Haley	Will teach in Des Moines.
485	Miss Jennie Curtis	Has quinsy.
485	Professor Colegrove	Was in Grundy Center.
485	Fred Salisbury	Had measles.
485	Estalene Rhodes	Visited Waterloo.
485	Miss Long	Entertaining sister.
485	John Woodruff	Went home due to measles.
485	Edith Snowden	Had measles.
485	President Seerley	Was in Rock Rapids.
485	Professor Eastman	Was in Nora Springs.
485	Anna Briggs and Beth Achenbach	Have measles.
485	Mrs. Frederick	Visited chapel.
485	Willis Bell	Visited sister.
485	Grace Brainard	Visited Waterloo.
485	Nora Healey	Went home.
486	The Neos enjoyed a trolley ride to Waterloo
486	Etta Kelly	Will teach in Lake City; roster of other Normalites with new jobs.
486	Chapel exercises were omitted and school closed	So that Student Battalion could take part in Memorial Day ceremonies downtown.
486	In spite of the threatening weather	Some groups went for picnics on the river.
486	During Superintendent C. R. Aurner's six years	Record of achievement at Adel.
486	The extra number on the lecture course	Miss Isabella Beaton gave recital.
486	Our school has been spared a number of calamities	Several students saved from Cedar River; Professor Rich and F. D. McIlravy escaped without injuries from train wreck.
486	Kate Davis, Stella Savage, and L. P. Sornson	Will teach in Ida Grove.
486	A jolly two dozen of Miss Buck's students	Had picnic.
487	Neotrophian	Account of recent meeting.
487	Philo	History of the society.
489	Y. W. C. A.	Hear address on baptism.
489	Athletic	Results of state field meet; Highland Park defeats ISNS, 11-1.
491	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XXXIV: Israel's poet-king.