Normal Eyte — November 11, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
199	Editorial	Ames defeated ISNS in debate; University of Iowa President MacLean spoke on campus; S. T. Walker and J. O. Johnson are editing a daily Cedar Falls newspaper.
200	Intercollegiate debate	Lengthy summary of the trip, the discourse, and the scores of the debate against Ames; profiles of the participants; photo.
206	Eighteenth triangular debate	Summary of debate among the Philos, Orios, and Aristos.
207	Clio public	Lengthy description of program of music, debate, and recitations.
208	Our trip to Grinnell	Professor Buck's parents hosted football team on trip to Grinnell.
208	Among the magazines	Table of contents from popular magazines.
209	Official	Commencement will feature concert; notes from the Southwest Teachers Association meeting.
210	Ina Thompson	Recovering health in Morning Sun.
210	Paul F. Voelker	Principal in Aplington; Agnes Wallace and Blanche Wallace are teaching there.
210	Edna B. Clapsattle	Teaching in Grangeville, Idaho.
210	E. D. Morrison	Principal at Crawfordsville.
210	L. Belle Patton	Principal in Iowa Falls.
210	It is reported that Addalena Stathem	Teaching near Mediapolis.
210	Nellie B. Newcomb	Teaching in Oelwein.
210	Ida Davis	Teaching in Fruita, Colorado.
210	Mrs. Myra Ross Clark	Now in Kansas.
210	Mabel C. Wells '98, Alice Munger '99, Jennie B. Krebs '96, and Adah Hayes '96	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
210	Ella McCleary	Teaching at Industrial School in Mitchellville.
210	Carrie Jackson	Teaching in Moville.
210	Fred Cutcomb	Teaching near Wyman.
210	Lou M. Leonard	Teaching near Lone Tree.
210	Roy Inbody	Will teach in Minnesota.
210	May Butler	Will teach near West Branch.
210	W. S. Yeager	Will teach near Blandensburg.
210	Mae Williams	Teaching at Cherokee.
210	Bertha Bennett	Studying music in Chicago.
210	Collins Murray	Now in Tunis.
210	F. G. Matteson	Teaching in Casey.
210	Fannie Nye	Teaching near Chillicothe.
211	The first and second teams	Played practice game; first team won, 34-0.
211	Mrs. Wright and Ruth	Away on a visit.
211	Prof. Colegrove	Now moved into his new house.
211	There were many vacant seats in chapel	Many men went home to vote.
211	A filing cabinet	Ordered for library to store newspaper clippings.
211	W. T. Wolfe	Visited relatives.
211	Mrs. Fullerton	Sister visiting.
211	Mr. Arey	On duty during election.
211	Anna Wells	Visited friends.
211	Mr. John Wilson	Home from the Klondike.
211	The third story	Professor Parish's house nearing completion.
211	Ethel Grover	Back in school after being sick.
211	Miss Doderer	Sister visiting.
211	Mr. Eastman	Lectured in Kensett.
211	Mr. Sutter	Visited his sister Nellie.
211	Kittie Stout	Will teach near Rockford.
211	Abbie Laughlin and Pearl O'Harrow	Visited Waverly.
211	Mary Belle Donnan	Mother and sister visited.
211	Harry Freeburg	Has been sick.
211	Ida Wendell	Teaching in Pomeroy.
211	Chas. Clingman	Will teach near Walnut.
211	Anna Althouse	Visited home.
211	Marie Whitmell	Missed day of school.
211	Hortense Herrick	Entered school.
211	Olive Pond	Visited Gladbrook.
211	Jessie Decker	Visited Dunkerton.
211	Sara Arns	Visited friends.
212	John R. McKee	Is editor of Fremont County Sun.
212	Eleanor Kraiger	Practiced law in Washington, Iowa.
212	Winifred Hazen	Is now married and teaching in Sioux City.
212	Kate E. Sullivan	Is principal at Waverly.
212	Josephine Carlon	Is taking the year off to travel.
212	Ida Robbins	Is principal at Pewhattan.
212	Rachael Bunnell	Has not taught since 1896.
212	Lizzie A. Sawyer	Is now Mrs. Edward C. Bullis.
212	Ethelyn Williams	Has not reported for a couple of years.
212	Alice Pierce	Is now Mrs. Irish.
212	Viola Russell	Is now Mrs. Fred Gates.
212	Kittie Sheridan	Is now Mrs. C. A. Boehmler.
212	C. F. Harlan	Died in 1896.
212	Annie R. Folsom	Is married, but hasn't reported for many years.
212	Of this class	Roster of deceased members of the Class of 1885.
212	Mr. Muench and Miss Florence Riley	Have gone home to teach.
212	Minnie Lane	Is now Mrs. O. F. Burgess
212	C. G. Umbaugh	Attacked by dog while riding bicycle.
212	Visitors at the Ames-Normal debate	Greeted old friends.
212	At 3:30 Sunday morning	Fire burned barn on 19th Street.
212	Miss Anna Baker	Attended library meeting in Cedar Rapids; Clara Drenning accompanied her.
212	President Seerley	Attended Southwest Teachers Association meeting.
213	David L. Skiff	Is now farming near Milford.
213	Minnie Moore	Is living in Santa Ana, California.
213	O. B. Chassell	Is a pastor in New Providence.
213	Albert E. Felmley	Is in the lumber business in Fort Dodge.
213	Ella F. Buckingham	Is married to O. B. Chassell and lives in New Providence.
213	Sara M. Riggs	Is now a member of the Normal School faculty.
213	Alice Felmley	Has resigned from teaching and is married.
213	Georgiana Cole	Is assistant principal in Livingstone, Montana.
214	Y. W. C. A. notes	University of Iowa President MacLean addressed meeting; brief report on YWCA state convention.
214	Training: preparing illustrative material continued	Instructions on working with clay, flour and salt, and slates.
215	Ames vs. Normal	Teams play excellent football game; result is 0-0 tie.
216	First team vs. second team	Football first team wins, 34-0.
217	The Clare Vaughan Wales	Clare Vaughan Wales Concert Company will perform.
218	Bible Study Department	Lesson X: the Sabbath and how to keep it.