Normal Eyte — October 21, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
125	Editorial	Men selected for debate against Ames; asks for news to be sent to the newspaper; controversy over possible reduced rates on the street railway.
126	Official	Iowa coal shortage; ISNS needs larger library collection.
127	Kate E. Mullarky	Is married and lives in Le Mars.
127	Anna E. McGovern	Has been teaching at I. S. N. S.
127	Anna Fitch	Was living in Waterloo last year.
127	Maude Gilchrist	Is principal of Illinois Woman's College.
127	Of this class	Two members are deceased.
127	Harriet A. Stinson	Teaching at Wyoming, Iowa, where her brother is principal.
127	Eight of the teachers at Fonda	Are formal Normalites.
127	The death of Rhoda Dane	Died of typhoid fever.
127	Chas. Benson	Teaching at Western Iowa College.
127	W. J. Barloon	Teaching at Ossian.
127	Galen Ripley	Agent for photography company.
127	E. C. Nelson	Principal at Wisconsin school.
127	Amy Arey '99 and Clara Boss	Attended teachers meeting.
127	E. S. Smith	Principal at Moville.
127	Kittie M. Howard	Principal at Hamilton, Montana.
127	David K. Bond	Is principal at Rockwell City.
127	Wm. I. Benham	Has taught many different places and is now in Dallas, Texas.
127	T. R. Amlie	Selling encyclopedias.
127	Ethel Furrow	Studying music.
127	Laura J. Brown	Attending medical school.
127	Emma Youngquist	Principal at Ocheydan.
128	Amy Ellenwood and Sara Wilson	Visited campus.
128	Nettie Countermine	Married J. Macomb.
128	Florence Nichols	Teaching at Atlantic.
128	Oma Kiefer	Working in office.
128	T. Longley Eland	Representing correspondence school.
128	Margaret Campbell, '98, and Ollie Maxwell	Teaching in Washington County.
128	In the list of undergraduates	Two more students are attending the University of Iowa.
128	On Wednesday morning	Hattie Lindeman will marry Henry A. Schmitt.
128	Four of our undergraduates	Teaching in Fonda.
128	Mrs. P. E. McClenahan	Now assistant principal.
128	M. L. Fuller	Doing well at Storm Lake.
128	The following is a complete list	Roster of those attending University of Iowa.
128	Margaret C. King	Teaching at Cambridge.
129	President George E. MacLean	Photo.
130	Iowa's new president	Profile and description of inauguration of President George E. MacLean.
131	The street railway	Back to twenty minute service.
131	Misses Stuntz, Holland, Donnan, McAlvin, and McKellar	Attended funeral of Rhoda Dane.
131	Misses Maxfield and Mrs. Daugherty	Visited Cedar Falls.
131	Jno. Prall	Visited campus.
131	The Cottage Reading Circle	Eliza Wright spoke on popular amusements.
131	Miss Gregg	Substitutes for Professor Hearst.
131	The temperance committees	Planning temperance program.
131	State Supt. Barrett	Led chapel service.
131	R. D. Daugherty	Brother visited.
131	Galen Ripley	Working as sales agent.
131	Mr. and Mrs. Davidson	Visited Ira Shaffner.
131	Rev. Innis	Visiting Professor Bender.
131	Amy Ellenwood, Sally Wilson, C. L. Love, and F. A. Poots.	Came down for debate.
131	Miss Hutchinson	Entertained friends.
131	E. E. Waters	Called to New Hartford.
131	W. C. Merryman	Went to Marshalltown.
131	Richard Anderson	Went to Minnesota.
131	Bessie Wells	Father visited.
131	Joseph Eaton	Will teach in Minnesota.
131	Pearl Pierce	Visited home in Manchester.
131	Amy and Margie Dunn	Entertaining niece.
131	Chas. Quigley	Has left school.
131	Miss Chinn	Has gone home to teach.
131	Grace Earhart	Visited Janesville.
132	Bertha Humbert	Father visiting.
132	News was this week received	Father of Mary Simmons died.
132	Miss Goodwin	Attended brother's wedding.
132	Monday morning	Rhoda Dane died.
132	The preliminary debate	Selected representatives for debate against Ames.
132	Mr. Sullivan	Railroad agent will make special arrangements for discounted trip to Ames for debate.
132	Long before daylight	Many students went to the train station to hear President McKinley make a short speech.
132	Training: illustration in the classroom	Advice for teachers.
134	Cliosophic Society	Enjoyed recent program; installed officers.
134	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Wright speaks on the advantages of a Christian life.
134	Aristotelian Society	Elects officers; preparing for debate.
137	Athletic	Second team defeats Traer in football, 34-0.
138	Bible Study Department: lesson VII--the first ministry of Jesus (Part 2)