Normal Eyte — January 19, 1901

Page	Title	Summary
375	Baseball managers meet	Managers of teams meet at Iowa City to establish schedule; attempt to steer clear of professionalism; the blessings of not having money while in college.
376	In general; social life at I. S. N. S.	Believes that social life could be improved considerably.
378	Emma J. Ridgely	Is teaching in Ireton.
378	Elizabeth Rittgers	Is teaching at Lohrville.
378	Blanch E. Riggs	Is assistant principal at Riceville.
378	W. H. Ray	Is enrolled at the Normal.
378	Mayme Randall	Was ill and could not teach this fall.
378	Cora Alta Reed	Has not reported.
378	Leslie I. Reed	Is assistant principal at Rockford.
378	Luella Rigby	Is a missionary in Thandaung, Burma.
378	Mary E. Patterson	Is teaching in Spirit Lake.
378	James M. Pierce	Is principal at Redfield.
378	Olive B. Pond	Is teaching in Gladbrook.
378	Katie Jane Putnam	Has not reported.
378	Marjorie Quigley	Is a student at the State University.
378	Carolyn L. Rall	Is teaching in the Carroll schools.
378	Mary L. McClung	Has not reported.
378	Jennie E. McKellar	Is a student at the State University.
378	Carrie L. Neidy	Is teaching in Carroll.
378	Mina B. Ogden	Is teaching in Parkersburg.
378	Olive Inez Orton	Is principal at the high school in Valley Junction.
378	Arthur T. S. Owen	Is superintendent at Farmington.
378	Ida I. Morris	Is teaching in Manning.
378	E. W. B. Mark	Is principal at Preston.
378	Ruth M. Marsh	Is a student at Normal.
378	Laura E. Martin	Is assistant principal at Belmond.
378	Jennie Maynard	Is teaching in Cedar Falls.
378	Mary McGovern	Is teaching in Waterloo.
378	Elizabeth McNally	Has not reported.
378	Louise Moyer	Lives in Cedar Falls.
378	Armanella Myers	Is teaching in Bedford.
378	Cilena G. Mercer	Is assistant principal at Aurelia.
378	Rose A. Morris	Is a clerk in Guthrie Center.
378	John McPherson	Teaches at New Sharon.
378	Ida May Wilson	Is sick.
378	F. J. Kuppinger	Working as sales agent for meat company.
378	A traveling man	Praise for work of O. H. L. Mason.
379	Miss Bertha Wilby	Visited Elizabeth Griffith.
379	Jay Swain	Visited Marjorie Wallace.
379	Anna Fletcher	Teaching near Cherokee.
379	Ida Fell	Has been sick.
379	Cora Barnett	Has been sick.
379	Mr. Canfield	Has typhoid fever.
379	Louise Jones	Called home due to illness.
379	Nell Palmer and Bessie Everett	Have the grippe.
379	Jessie Danskin	Visited Nevada.
379	J. R. Wilson	Teaching in Spirit Lake.
379	Sadie Warner	Teaching in Georgia.
379	Ruth Ireland	Teaching in Winthrop.
379	We learn	Anna Coe teaching in Cedar Rapids.
379	Miss Jennie Ewers Bay	Died January 10, 1901.
379	Elsie Fabrick	Assistant principal at Everly.
379	Will A. Robinson	Principal at Chelan, Washington.
379	Olivia Morton	Went to New Mexico.
379	Good reports	Nellie M. Starks and Mabel Shearer doing well in Belle Plaine.
379	Rev. O. F. Burgess	Holding revival services.
379	Lieut. P. M. Shaffer.	Back in Philippines.
379	R. T. Crawford	Writes from the Philippines.
379	The Cedar Falls Globe	Printed letter from Luella Rigby, who is doing missionary work in India.
379	Mr. Austin Burt and his wife	Moved to Cedar Falls.
379	Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wynegar	Have new son.
379	Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shaffner	Living in Cedar Falls.
380	Prof. Fullerton's new music book	First three thousand copies just about gone; ordered another five thousand copies.
380	Miss Lulu Bovee	Was in library.
380	The iron columns	Steel supports now in place; auditorium floor being laid.
380	Miss Isabella Cumming	Visited Professor Satterthwait.
380	Herman Mueller	Donated fossils to Museum.
380	The Cottage Reading Circle	Heard paper on Ruskin.
380	A complete set	Works by Holmes, Lowell, and Hawthorne added to Library.
380	Prof. Begeman	Was sick.
380	Bessie Sawyer	Back in school.
380	Miss Elizabeth Griffith	Will assist in orchestral music area.
380	President and Mrs. Seerley	Gave class receptions.
380	John C. Prall	Conducted devotional exercises.
380	Messrs. Wassam and Glenny	Visited campus.
380	The people in Allen's hall	Went on sleigh ride.
380	Charles Young	Child sick.
380	Blanche Thompson, Anna Powers, and Stella Clark	Left school due to poor health.
380	Pearl Ritchie	Has been sick.
380	Miss Jean Gilchrist	Visited Bess Streeter.
380	Miss Harriet Keeler	Has been sick.
380	Alice Davis	Has scarlet fever.
380	Rosa Raabe	Back in school.
380	Nancy Baldwin	Visited sister Laura.
380	Thursday night	Professor Thornton entertained class.
380	Mr. Ports	Recovered from tonsillitis.
380	Miss Carpenter	Recovered from illness.
380	There is a fine new wash drawing	Picture of buildings in in President Seerley's office.
381	The Aristo Society	Shakes and Aristos enjoy sleigh ride to Waterloo.
381	The Neo open session	Well rendered.
381	One of the late contributions	The Reverend Charles Stinson donated a red fox to the Museum.
381	Friends of the Misses Barger	Regret to learn that their mother died.
381	The memoir of Francis B. Lenocker	Prepared by President Seerley.
381	Prof. Bartlett	Ordered copies of the New England Primer for his classes.
381	Two complete skeletons	Skeleton of snake and perch as well as other specimens added to Museum.
381	The sleighing was fine	Snow and ice conditions are good for sleighing, but everyone should be careful about catching the runners in the street railway tracks.
382	Prof. Begeman	Talks about new equipment added to laboratory.
382	Training: illustration in teaching, IV	Advice for teachers.
384	Alpha Society	Members of the faculty address the group.
384	Alpha party	Professor Thornton entertains the group.
385	Ossoli public	Presented Japanese program.
385	Y. W. C. A.	Leader of Student Volunteer Movement visits.
385	Athletic; baseball meet	Baseball schedule partially arranged; new equipment has arrived; classes arranged to use the equipment.
388	Bible Study Department	Lesson XV: Paul's second missionary journey.