Normal Eyte — February 3, 1903

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289	Official	Professor Parish has a new textbook out; classes added to elective list; changes may be coming in the number of orations required of graduates.
289	The editor of this column	The effects of a winter storm.
289	Normal will occupy a prominent place	President Seerley and Professor Bender will take part in upcoming NEA convention.
290	Orations	Number of orations required of graduates reduced from three to two.
290	Recital	Professor Falkler's students presented readings.
291	College athletics	Attempting to find appropriate role for athletics.
292	Minnesingers annual; fifth annual concert a success--everyone well pleased--specials presented in Scotch music and solos	Performance program.
293	Jacob Riis	Profile of Jacob Riis, who will speak on campus.
294	Training	Iowa geography; cities.
296	Maude Brackney	Teaching in Minnesota.
296	Velma Roadman	At home in Dike.
296	Lewis A. Warwick	Principal at Paton.
296	Clarence Wassam	Will complete course at University of Iowa.
296	Edna Windolf	Teaching in Blanchard.
296	E. S. Smith	Still principal in Cambridge.
296	Reports of Earl Baker's work	Doing well in Mediapolis.
296	Hilma Peterson	Principal at Dike.
296	U. G. Hayden	Will be in oratorical contest at University of Iowa.
296	Edith Korinke	Teaching in Charles City.
296	Carolyn Rall	President of student organization at University of Iowa.
296	C. N. Brones	Cashier in Forest City bank.
296	Tillie Berger	Teaching at Hazleton.
296	Harriet Cunningham	Working as bookkeeper in Anamosa.
296	A third grade teacher	Esther Wolzmuth is teaching in Traer.
296	Sara M. Whitfield	Teaching at Sanborn.
296	Carrie L. Neidy	Caring for mother.
296	Richard Rockwell Watt	E. D. and Florence Rockwell Watt have a new son.
296	Anna Rhynsburger	Teaching in Emmetsburg.
296	Walter H. Briggs	Has been sick.
296	A fourth grade teacher	Finnette Ferris is teaching in Union.
296	The Lohrville school	Walter Bell is principal there.
296	Ida I. Morris	Teaching at Atalissa.
296	Lydia Blanch	Teaching near Lisbon.
296	Grace J. Simpson	At home in Whitmore.
296	The principal	Anna Barrett is principal in Quasqueton.
296	Willis T. Wolfe	Principal in Kenwood Park.
296	Jenny Richardson	Teaching in Pomeroy.
297	The reception accorded	Professor McGovern's new book has been well received.
297	Margaret Thompson	Teaching at Armstrong.
297	Florence (Knickerbocker) Mattison	Father died.
297	A pretty home wedding in New Sharon	Ruth Penrose married Joseph Graham.
297	After several years successful teaching	Elsie Orcutt is teaching in Oregon.
297	Reports of the excellent work of Florence Rigby	Florence Rigby is doing well in South English.
297	Resolutions of sympathy	On death of F. M. Reiterman.
298	Society	Philos install officers; Orios enjoy basketball game; Alphas hear papers.
299	About the student	humorous events concerning new Normal students.
299	Funny	A trainer looks at football.
300	Prof. Wright	Went to Cedar Rapids.
300	Rev. Billingsley	Conducted chapel services.
300	Edith Benson	Will teach near Waterloo.
300	W. G. Brown	Visited daughter Margaret.
300	Clara Randall	Mother visited.
300	J. W. Jarnagin	Visited daughter Edith.
300	Ruth Cole	Entertained friend.
300	Clara Church	Left school to teach.
300	Maybelle Payton	Visited Waverly.
300	C. P. Colegrove	Went to Tripoli.
300	Gertrude Caudle	Entertaining sister.
300	Miss Hughes	Niece will visit.
300	Mr. Beaten	Tuning pianos.
300	Jean Johnson	Visited home.
300	Ella Huffman	Visited home.
300	Theodore Thomas Orchestra	Will perform on campus in May.
301	The following	Several students have left school due to poor health.
301	Tuesday evening, Prof. G. W. Newton and Mrs. Newton	Entertained friends.
301	The reading circle	Had a Scottish theme.
301	Today Miss Thornton	Entertains guests.
301	Miss Baker	Has been sick.
301	Alice Caliste Wilson	Will teach in East Waterloo.
301	Mae McCaffree	Left school due to poor health.
301	Among the new books for the library	The library has received Woodrow Wilson's five volume history of the US.
301	Last Friday evening	Nathan Gist and Jessie Church entertained friends.
301	Mr. C. A. Fullerton	Levi Clark substituted for Professor Fullerton.
301	Carrie Cory	Visited Carrie Hickman.
301	Margaret Scallon	Visited friends.
302	Lelia Anderson	At home in near Shenandoah.
302	Blanche Kleeb	Teaching in Panama.
302	The sad news of the death of F. M. Reiterman	Was a shock to all.
302	W. H. Rockefeller	Teaching in Nebraska.
302	Nellie Thompson	Teaching at Rock Rapids.
302	Christmas Day, 1902, Maude Wilson	Married Herbert Snider.
302	W. E. Dunn	Doing well at Reinbeck.
302	Grace Laughlin	Principal in Zilla, Washington.
302	Alice Hunt	Teaching in Marcus.
302	Edward Goetsch	Teaching near Cresco.
302	Effie Blake	Teaching at Olin.
302	The Seymour Lectures	C. W. Seymour will give a series of historical lectures.
304	Bible Study	Third period of the Galilean ministry, 29 A. D.