Normal Eyte — September 23, 1899

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29	In another column	Believes some chapel orations are of special merit and will be published in the Normal Eyte from time to time.
29	The I. A. C. Student	Believes ISNS is in for a stiff challenge in debate against Iowa State University.
29	On the north side of the library	Urges students to read some of the newspapers that the Normal Eyte receives in exchange.
30	While you read this	ISNS is playing football against the University of Iowa, which has the advantage of an extra three weeks of practice.
30	The student who has spent some time	Upcoming article by Anna Baker will help students to understand the library.
30	The demand for experienced teachers	Extraordinary demand now for high quality teachers.
31	List of 1899 summer school graduates	Roster of graduates and their courses of study.
31	The faculty of this school	Favors honesty in athletics, rather than professionalism and dishonesty.
31	The winter term program	Will be available soon.
31	The public or open sessions of the literary societies	Schedule of the sessions.
32	Enthusiasm	A look at the power of enthusiasm.
33	Mrs. H. J. Miller	The former Georgiana Cole visited Yellowstone Park.
33	Myrtle Benson	Teaching at Norway.
33	Mrs. H. J. Miller	The former Georgiana Cole visited Yellowstone Park.
33	Harriet Mallon	Visited Yellowstone Park.
33	Mrs. Walter Hitkin	The former Florence Reese lives in Montana.
33	H. H. Savage, '95, and F. G. Miller	Attended University of Chicago in summer; will now attend University of Iowa.
33	Alyce Kelley	Will teach at Belvedere, Illinois.
33	Among the Normalites	Several attend NEA convention and visit Yellowstone Park.
33	James Treasure, '99, and his wife	Living in Lovilia, where he is in charge of schools.
33	Dr. T. U. McManus	Practicing medicine in Waterloo.
33	Perry O. Cole	Running for superintendent in Cerro Gordo County.
33	Charles F. Johnson	Editor of state YMCA magazine.
33	Clara Hieber	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
33	The July report of the Fifty-first	Questions report on A. F. Burton's military experience.
34	The engagement of Nellie Newell and Charles Baldrich
34	Mabel Mortimer	Recovering from meningitis.
34	Irvin S. Pepper	Running for superintendent in Muscatine County.
34	Mina Gifford, II. Yr., '99, and Harrison J. Hemmerling	Were married.
34	Mayme Bissell	Will teach at Nora Springs Seminary.
34	Hattie L. Wing	Teaching in Shellsburg.
34	Mary Young	Taught at Pocahontas County institute.
34	Laura E. Hinkley	Studying at Cornell College.
34	Fannie Morton	Taking trip to the East.
34	Grace Gray	Studying at Northwestern University.
34	Nellie Dority	Teaching in Scranton.
34	J. J. McMahon	Superintendent of Carroll County; principal at Manning.
34	J. E. Callahan	Principal at Breda.
34	O. P. McElmeel	Studying law at University of Minnesota.
34	J. H. Ellison	Principal at Wheatland.
34	R. C. McConnell	In grocery business in Cedar Rapids.
34	Anna Sitler	Teaching in Hurley, South Dakota.
34	Florence Zerwekh	Will study at Radcliff College.
34	J. W. Stockman, '95, and Ernest D. Ede	Studying at University of Iowa.
34	Will Martin	Health improving.
34	D. R. Perkins	Will attend University of Iowa.
34	O. J. McManus	Candidate for superintendent in Pottawattamie County.
34	J. C. Prall	Officer in state YMCA.
34	Messers. S. T. Walker, '96, and J. O. Johnson	Will start daily newspaper in Cedar Falls.
34	Adell Andrews	Will teach at Belmond.
34	After an extended tour	Adelaide Chambers is teaching in Livingston, Montana.
34	Maude M. Stinson	Will teach at Manson.
36	Mary Thompson	Visited campus.
36	The walk in front of campus	Has been re-graded.
36	Mrs. R. E. Blackman	Visited Mildred Dane.
36	First basketball game of the year	Played on campus.
36	Mrs. O'Conner	Visited Mary O'Conner.
36	Mr. and Mrs. Mastain	Visited daughter Mabel.
36	E. H. Crane	Has been sick.
36	Miss Nellie McAlvin	Visited brother.
36	Miss Myrtle Randles	Went home.
36	Grace Vinton	Teaching in Newcastle, Wyoming.
36	Miss Ida Wilson	Father visited classes.
36	Miss Edythe Wickersham	Was sick.
36	Kate Ives	Mother here.
36	Miss Agnes Baldwin	Parents visited.
36	Maud Popp	Visited home.
36	Hal Washburn	Sister Marie visited.
36	Dora Rohwedder	Has missed school.
36	On Monday	Ida Caruth went home.
36	W. S. Austin	Visited home.
36	The sister of Gertrude Riseley	Visiting.
36	A new walk	To be built on east side of Walnut Street.
36	Bruce Alderman	Visited Waterloo.
36	Nellie Rownd	Visited chapel.
36	Mail	Delivered twice a day to the Normal School.
36	Maude Titus	Was sick.
36	Clarence Wassam	Visited home.
36	Miss Peck	Is sick.
36	Training: the lesson plan	Instruction on preparing a lesson plan.
37	Miss Blanche Jamison	Will teach in McIntire, Georgia.
37	The Faculty Reading Circle	Discussed Kipling.
37	Friends of Miss Una Madden	Received box of Idaho fruit.
37	Claude Jarnagin and Tom Sessions	Visited campus.
37	Miss Heskett	Has been working in the office with Lillian Goodwin.
37	Mr. Gralton	Offers students discounted three cent fares on street railway.
37	M. F. Clements	Visited E. C. Hill.
37	Miss Leila Lowden	Teaching at Shell Rock; Mary Bolton is there, too.
38	Y. M. C. A.	Account of recent chapel service led by the Reverend Snowden.
39	Y. W. C. A.	Held reception.
39	Aristotelian Society	Account of recent program and debate.
39	Zetalethean Society	Roster of officers.
39	Cliosophic Society	Account of recent meeting.
41	Athletic	Five football games scheduled; will not play Drake due to charges of professionalism.
42	Bible Study Department	Lesson II: the birth of Jesus.