Normal Eyte — November 8, 1902

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
145	Notes by the Way	Letter from President Seerley on other schools' buildings and plans.
147	Iowa Library Association	Clara Drenning talks about the recent convention in Grinnell.
148	Ames-Normal debate; seventh annual debate between Normal and State college fiercely contested	Ames defeated ISNS; series now stands at 4-3.
149	The coming season finds W. B. Patton in the title role of "The Minister's Son."	To be presented at Packard's opera house.
150	The Southwest Iowa Teachers Association	President Seerley gives his impressions of the meeting.
151	A good time	Marie Peterson invited old friends for a party.
152	Training	Iowa geography--history
154	The Greeley schools	Philo Hammond is in charge there.
154	Minnie Quist	Visiting Illinois.
154	After a pleasant summer in Europe	Susie Ablett is back to teaching in Green Mountain.
154	The fifth Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction	Elmer Park and Percy Huget spoke at the conference.
154	Carrie (Gwynne) Falkington	Now in Idaho.
154	C. I. Lambert	Back to medical studies.
154	The schools at Lenox, Iowa	E. E. Kuhn is superintendent there; Frank Howard is working in Bedford.
154	M. Alice Blake	Home in Ackley.
154	Wesley Wiler	Came home with George Eckard to vote.
154	E. J. Warren	Engaged in farming.
154	In addition to carrying junior work in the Northwestern Medical school	John D. Lyon is serving as a student assistant.
154	Charles Townsend Leavitt	New son for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leavitt.
154	George W. Wells	Working as book salesman.
154	An advance of salary	Cora Munro doing well in Minneapolis.
154	The pastor of the M. E. church	L. D. Stubbs is pastor in Walker.
154	The principal of the Kossuth schools	Walter Rorabaugh is in charge there.
154	Clara Bauman	Teaching in Buffalo Center.
154	Katie M. Ives	Teaching in LeMars.
154	Nellie McLennan	Teaching at Primghar.
154	The schools of Sugar City, Colorado	Ida Morrill is assistant principal there.
154	Mary Notton	Teaching at Parkersburg.
154	The assistant principal	Nellie M. Scott is serving in Elliott.
154	Ida Fell	Teaching in Dysart.
155	Dorothy Wormhoudt	Teaching at Orange City.
155	Carrie Deckes	Visited Professor Carpenter.
155	Word is received of the marriage	Ruth Brandhorst married Ralph Eighmey.
155	Some of the young men who came home to vote	A number of men came back home to vote in the elections.
155	At the home of her sister in Afton, Iowa	Ida May Robinson died.
155	C. E. Stinson	Studying theology in Boston.
155	Hallie Kinney	Assistant principal at Newell.
155	Grace Austin	Teaching at Storm Lake.
155	Minnie Newton	Doing well at Wendel.
155	Eleanor Gray	Teaching near Traer.
155	Jessie Craig	Doing well in Fort Dodge.
156	Society	Chrestos elect officers; Aristos hear papers; Zetas enjoy Halloween program; Ossolis present Gibson program. Orios hold literary program; Alphas present parody.
158	Miss Warriner	Visited Waterloo.
158	Alice Boomer	Visited campus.
158	The friends of Viva Huff	Viva Huff is back in school.
158	Rev. Brooks	Visited Susie French.
158	Mattie Aker	Teaching in Decorah.
158	Marie Bongartz	Mother ill.
158	Myra Downs	Back in school after teaching near Bristow.
158	Football notes	Normal loses both games to Coe; 18-0 for the first team and 22-0 for the scrubs.
159	For the first time since school opened	Fire breaks out in boarding house; little damage done.
159	Friday eve., Oct. 31	Reception held for Ames debaters.
159	Saturday evening	Neos put on special program.
159	Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell and Mr. and Mrs. Curkeet	Entertained friends.
159	Harry Cotton	Came home to vote.
159	Miss Feyereisen	Returned to school after death of father.
159	Pres. Seerley	Delivered address at teachers meeting.
159	The students who have been assembling in the auditorium	Chapel assembly split in order to provide greater opportunities to deliver orations.
159	Minna Merriam	Sister Zela visited.
159	Louise Bravinder	Attended sister's wedding.
159	Cecil Bickley	Broke collar bone in football game.
159	Miss Rice	Entertained class.
160	Oratorical contest	The men's societies will compete.
160	Clara Drenning	Returned from state library meeting.
160	John Dunkerton	Went home to vote.