Normal Eyte — November 18, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
229	Gen. John B. Gordon	Lectures on Civil War.
229	We are dumbfounded	Responds to editorial in Cornell College newspaper criticizing the Normal School.
230	In Alpha hall: Shake 3--Ossoli 0	Recount of the debate.
230	The Normal football team	Applauds Normal School football team for preventing a strong Ames team from scoring.
230	A pleasant trip	Shakespeareans and Aristos enjoy trip by street railway to Waterloo.
231	Debate in Zeta hall: Clio 2--Ossoli 1	Account of debate.
231	Shake hall: Alpha 3--Neo )	Account of recent debate.
232	Debate in Neo hall: Zeta 1--Clios 2	Account of recent debate.
232	Clio hall: Neo affirmative2--Alpha negative 1	Account of recent debate.
233	Official	State educational news; many superintendents have retired.
233	Ossoli: Shake 3--Neo 0	Account of recent debate.
234	Bess Wells	Father seriously ill.
234	C. D. Behrens	Attended football game.
234	Professor Fullerton	Father visited.
234	Miss Bedenbender	Friends from home visited.
234	Mabel Thompson's mother	Visited.
234	Miss Bertha Rohwedder	Visited sister Dorothea.
234	Prof. Eastman	Lectured at Kensett.
234	Miss Anna Hoover	Visited friends on the Hill.
234	Frank Reno	Going into hardware business.
234	Frank Knowles	Went home to teach.
234	Vera Thorp	Will teach near Sanbourne, Minnesota.
234	Lizzie Doderer	Sister Minnie visited.
234	Miss Post	Visiting Elsie Kliebenstein.
234	Miss Melvin	Will begin teaching Monday.
234	Thos. Jones	Will teach in Cresco.
234	R. R. Anderson	Will teach in Osceola County.
235	The temperance committee	Held interesting meeting.
235	The football team	Planning for game against University of South Dakota on Thanksgiving.
235	Earl Chapman, Ralph Churchill, and Joe Chalupsky	Left school to go out to teach.
235	Edythe Eighmey	Teaching at Springdale Academy as is M. Nellie Oathout.
235	Maud Burrell	Went home after learning that her father's bank had been blown up and her brother killed.
235	Cottage Reading Circle	Professor Satterthwait led discussion.
235	G. W. Detwiller	Officiated football game.
235	Almeda Chance	Left school.
235	Dwight Swain and F. R. Chantry	Went to Malvern for reception for 51st Iowa.
235	The Shakes and Aristos	Had trolley party to celebrate debate victories.
235	Miss Barnard	Visited Professor Satterthwait.
235	Miss Mae Wall	Returned from YWCA convention in Des Moines.
235	Mr. Luxford	He and his wife are back in school.
235	Thos. Meyer	Will teach near home in Dunkerton.
235	Peter Henry	Will teach in Clayton County.
235	Gus Graham	Visited campus.
235	Prof. Bartlett	Was sick.
235	Mr. and Mrs. F. Lambert	Emma Lambert visited.
236	W. H. Manifold	Teaching near Grand Junction, Colorado.
236	S. T. Walker	Resigned position in Mt. Pleasant to edit the Cedar Falls Daily Record; Nellie Wallbank takes his position.
236	Cards have been received	Margaret Kleinfelter married the Reverend A. Wesley Mell.
236	John R. McNally '95 and Emma Hegner	Married and will live in Washington, D. C.
236	Mae Arnold	Married Matthew D. Grouchey.
236	We are pleased	Alice Curtis doing well in Marengo.
236	Louise Heidenreich	Organized Shakespearean Society in Zearing.
236	Alda Potter	Visited friends at debate.
236	Bertha Beard	Entered Chicago Training School for Missions.
236	The schools of Enid, Oklahoma	C. E. Locke is principal.
236	Percy Hunt, B. J. Lambert, C. J. Lambert, and Elmer Park	Returned to Iowa City after visit.
236	Melissa B. Lenocker	Married Fred H. Fitting.
236	Rev. O. F. Burgess	Has had broken limb.
236	Frank Bronson	Organizing football team in Zearing.
236	Ernest D. Ede	Editor of University of Iowa student newspaper.
236	Nellie Dunham	Teaching at Chariton.
236	A. D. Miller and Harry Moore	Attended debate on campus.
236	Laura Hoag	Teaching in Fort Dodge.
236	Etta Rider	Father died.
237	Agnes Longworthy	Has not reported.
237	Francis L. Mills	Was teaching in Ottumwa but has not reported.
237	Alma E. Packard	Is a dress maker.
237	John Sogard	Is teaching in the West Des Moines high school.
237	Wm. M. Fields	Died on August 31, 1896.
237	Dr. C. B. Fountain	Is practicing medicine in Spirit Lake.
237	Myrta Hoagland	Is a housekeeper.
237	Helen Hull	Is married and living in Cleveland, Ohio.
237	Maggie Henry	Has not reported.
237	Chas. E. Locke	Is working in Enid, Oklahoma, and married to Laura Monlux.
237	Alice Blake	Is teaching in Seattle, Washington.
237	C. N. Brones	Has not reported for three years.
237	Mary Cowan	Is married and living in Paullina.
237	Idella Chapman	Is married and living in Waterloo.
237	A. M. Fields	Has taken over his father's farm.
237	W. H. Bender	Is in charge of training department at I. S. N. S.
237	The alumni who were called to the county superintendency	Roster of ISNS alumni who were elected county superintendents.
237	Training: the empty crayon box	Ideas for everyday things.
238	Neotrophian Society	New members contribute to program.
239	Shakespearean Society	Proud of new members.
239	Orio Society	Happy with debate performances.
239	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Fullerton addresses the group.
240	Athletic	ISNS will play University of South Dakota.
242	Bible Study Department	Lesson XI: the need and purpose of Christianity.