Normal Eyte — November 2, 1901

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113	It was certainly a great disappointment	Sorry that an Iowa football player was recently declared ineligible for play.
113	The misconceived notion	Students should not put their feet on the new chairs in the auditorium.
113	The spirit and enthusiasm	Appreciates the good nature of the recent triangular debate.
114	Twenty-fourth triangular debate	Detailed account of recent debate involving the men's literary societies.
115	Several towns of Northwest Iowa	Aristo quartette performed in several churches last summer.
116	Training: incidental correlation	Professor Bender talks about the association of the teaching of several subjects.
118	The new editor	S. B. Stonerook is editor of the Iowa Falls Sentinel.
118	G. W. Satterthwaite	Writes of his experiences in the Philippine Islands.
118	W. C. Jarnagin	Now on staff of Iowa State Capital newspaper in Des Moines.
118	The many Friends of P. G. Fullerton	Working as attorney in Oklahoma.
118	Among former Normalites	Harry Freeburg is studying medicine and Jay Freeburg is studying dentistry at the University of Iowa.
118	Lucy Kuehne	Doing well in Eldora.
118	C. E. Wright	Principal at New Albin.
118	Blaine T. Youel	Principal at Doon; Rose Schoelerman is assistant principal there.
118	John McPherson	Teaching in Parkersburg; married Nina Allen.
118	Edna Windolf	Teaching in Grundy County.
118	Jennie McKellar	Studying history at University of Iowa.
118	Nellie L. Smith, '00, and Alma Giddings	Teaching in Marshalltown.
118	Excellent words	Emily Porter is doing well in Winterset.
118	Belle Tellier	Teaching in Emmetsburg
118	Bess Arnold	Teaching in Walnut.
118	Lizzie Bushyager	Not teaching this year.
118	Eva B. Moore	Teaching in Seattle, Washington.
118	Margaret O. Stevenson	Attending University of Nebraska.
119	From the law office of H. E. Button	Working hard as an attorney.
119	The first annual announcement	William Benham is doing well as a teacher in Texas.
119	The editors of the Normal Eyte	Pearl M. Shaffer is a first lieutenant in the US Army stationed in Ohio; Lieutenant Shaffer notes that ISNS has furnished four officers since the beginning of the Spanish-American War: H. E. Whitney, Pearl M. Shaffer, Leslie Chapman, and Robert Crawford.
119	E. B. Wilson	E. B. Wilson and his wife Minnie Ainsworth Wilson returned from trip to Europe.
119	Married at Minneapolis	Harley Wylde married Kathryn Peck.
119	We are glad the acknowledge	Professors Newton and Arey acknowledge gift of insects from Luella Rigby, who is a missionary in Burma.
120	Gladys Sigworth	Teaching at Boone.
120	Miss Josie Knox	Teaching in Des Moines; her sister Florence is back in school.
120	S. W. Guthrie	Principal in McCallsburg.
120	Ethel Finster	Teaching at Steamboat Rock.
120	Blanche Baker	Teaching in Mt. Vernon.
120	Dora Shull	Principal in Alpena, South Dakota.
120	E. S. Parker	Clerk in hardware store.
120	Catherine Lyons	Teaching in Charles City.
120	J. E. Cundy	Teaching at Brooks; candidate for superintendent of Taylor County.
120	Elmer Charlson	Teaching near Story City.
121	Floyd Wiler	Has had appendicitis.
121	Mae Wright	Has been sick.
121	The following	A number of Normalites went to Chicago last weekend.
121	The Neotrophian Society	Will entertain Minnesingers and football team; will impersonate members of the faculty.
121	Several young people	Celebrated Bertha Hemsworth's birthday.
121	There is to be	Will be football game between the Preparatory and the grammar school boys.
121	Miss Baker	Has been giving library instruction weekly.
121	Alice Edwards	Visited Helen Davidson.
121	Edward Bronson's brother	Came to campus for football game.
121	Prof. Arey	Visited son Rodney in Muscatine.
121	Alta Green	Mother visited.
121	Prof. Colegrove	Led prayer meeting.
121	Charles Kroesen	Went to Chicago.
121	Prof. F. C. Eastman	Mother visiting.
121	Paul Samson	Visited parents.
121	Miss Cora Abbott	Visited Joyce Downs.
121	Miss Baker	Visited friends.
121	Miss Sarah Herman	Enrolled recently.
121	Mrs. Berry	Visited son Cecil.
121	Susie Richards	Entertained at Mullinex home.
122	Every one is rejoicing	Auditorium Building should be done soon; students looking forward to new building; workmen building tunnel between buildings.
122	Miss Satterthwait	Was guest at recent reception.
122	Father Coyle	Priest of Catholic Church in Cedar Falls.
122	After the debate	Debaters enjoyed treats after the competition.
122	There are in the course of every student's life	Address by Dr. Adams of Des Moines College was memorable.
122	One of the most sensational events	Applauds fifty yard run by Becker.
122	The girls of the Preparatory Department	Enjoyed picnic at Rownd's Bluff.
122	Pres. Seerley	Addressed Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association.
122	Mr. George Bruce	Visited sister Mary.
122	Miss Falkler	Addressed women on "God's Temple, the Body".
122	The Cliorios celebrated	Enjoyed Halloween.
122	Miss Nelle Cotter	Will teach in Manchester.
123	Word was received	Arrived home in time to find her mother still alive, but she will likely not live long.
123	The society reporters	Schedule of society reports.
123	Christo Mathian	Enjoyed entertainment and refreshments.
124	Ossoli	Gave reception for new members.
124	Zetalethean	Enjoyed patriotic program.
125	The game between Simpson and Normal	Normal and Simpson tie, 6-6, in latest football game.
128	Bible Study Department	Lesson IX--The Chosen Family--Joseph.