Normal Eyte — November 1, 1902

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129	A full account of the Normal-Ames debate	Will appear in the next issue of the Normal Eyte.
129	There is a lesson to be given this afternoon on the Normal campus by Capt. Jones	Football captain J. C. Jones teaches campus about football.
129	The megaphone has made its appearance, and this afternoon there will be some of the loudest "rooting"	Urges students to support the football team.
129	One week from tonight occurs the Inter-society oratorical contest	Urges students to attend the contest.
130	Notes by the way	Letter from President Seerley on other schools' buildings and plans.
131	About the student	Humorous events concerning new Normal students.
132	David Higgins' play "The Secret Dispatch"	To be presented at Packard's opera house.
132	Examination of school children in relation to sight and hearing	Continued from last issue.
134	Training	Iowa geography. Climate.
136	Second number lecture course	J. L. Harbout will speak on "Blessed be Humor".
136	Resolution of sympathy	On the death of Leonard Parish, Jr.
137	Athletic department; Drake vs. Normal	Normal plays another upsetting game to come out behind, 36-5, while the scrubs received their first defeat of the season.
138	Society	Orios held debate; Shakes have German program; Chrestos and Aristos hear papers; Zetas gave French program; Clios enjoy humor.
141	Grace McElderry	Has appendicitis.
141	Miss Jasmann	Left school due to poor health.
141	Bess Forrester	Visited Waterloo.
141	The Y. W. C. A.	Delegation went to Sioux City.
141	Orations delivered this week	Roster of speakers and topics.
141	Prof. Gist	Preached in Congregational Church in Waterloo.
141	Maggie Robertson and Mrs. Kennedy	Visited Jennie Hutchison.
141	Mrs. J. W. Jarnagin	Visited daughter.
141	Harriet McPherson	Will teach in Cedar Rapids.
141	Mr. and Mrs. Carl Axtell	Visited family.
141	Jennie Landis	Resigned to take position in Chicago.
141	Prof. Wright	Preached in town.
141	Clara Cutler	Visited friends.
141	Chapel exercises	The Reverend Magee conducted exercises.
141	Orpha Ensign	Visited Boone.
141	Mary Bruce	Attended friend's wedding.
141	Mrs. Patten	Visited daughter Fern.
141	Miss Pierce	Visited parents.
141	Nellie Hoag	Visited sister.
141	President and Mrs. Seerley	Visited Iowa City.
141	Gertrude McKone	Enrolled in school.
142	Invitations have been extended	Elizabeth Griffith will marry Arnold G. Eckhoff.
142	The services held at St. Patrick's church	Father O'Callahan is preaching there.
142	The Board of Trustees	Judge McDuffie took the LeMars women out for dinner.
142	A most interesting meeting of the Browning Society	Met at Professor Thornton's home.
142	Friday evening, Oct. 24,	Enjoyed concert.
142	Rachel (McGregor) Reaugh	Visited campus.
142	The many friends of Viva Huff	Viva Huff left school due to poor health.
143	Grant Hayden	Studying law at University of Iowa.
143	Nellie Johnson	Visited campus.
143	Irene Epley	Teaching in Holstein.
143	Marie Peterson	Teaching in Council Bluffs.
143	J. H. Ellison	Teaching at Monroe.
143	E. W. Vogel	Teaching at Newell.
143	Georgia E. Parker	Teaching in Manson.
143	In Kahoka, Missouri	Maude Celeste Greenlee married Arthur T. S. Owen.
143	J. I. Lynch	Assistant principal in Clarence.
143	L. H. Minkel	Superintendent in Shelby.
143	Eunice Overman	Librarian in Cedar Falls.
143	Ada Eighmey	Teaching in Cresco.
143	Florence Beebe	At home this year.
143	Iona Maud (Carr) Bertram	Now in Letts.
143	Good reports of Olive Reed's work	Doing well in Minden.
143	G. H. Crary	Studying medicine at University of Minnesota.
143	The principal of the Scranton schools	Willis Lamb doing well there.
143	Gail Anderson	Teaching in Linn Grove.
143	Lenora Collins	Teaching in Woodburn.
143	C. E. Burton	Principal at Nora Springs.
143	S. J. Baldwin	Teaching near Waterloo.
143	Anna C. Goodale	Nurse in Cedar Rapids.
143	Luella Sheerer	Teaching at Wesley.
143	Louis Pelzer	Principal at Marne.
143	Jessie Harnit	Teaching in Illinois.
143	Fannie Butts	Teaching in Peterson.
143	Alice Peters	Studying at University of Iowa.
144	Friends of Winifred Morris	Winifred Shaw's health is improving.
144	The schools of Kemmer, Wyoming	John Woodruff is in charge there.
144	A little son was welcomed to the home	Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Walker have a new son.
144	Matie B. Steimel	Working for insurance company.
144	Geo. A. Hooker	Principal in Grand Junction, Colorado; Normal Leonard is weather observer.
144	We wish to correct two errors which appeared the Normal Eyte of Oct. 11	Should have used Mrs. Frank Shaw instead of Ella Danskin.
144	Hattie Evans	Teaching at Missouri Valley.
146	Pictures	Debaters; photo.