Normal Eyte — February 21, 1903

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
2	Burglary	$20 stolen from Charles Brindle.
321	Normal Eyte election; important event occurs in near future- candidates at work--a large attendance will insure good officers	Brief profiles of candidates; urges students to take an interest.
321	Lying is one of the worst habits a person can contract	Hopes that candidates will be honest.
322	Triangular debate	Aristos defeat Philos; Orios defeat Philos.
323	Oratorical contest; great interest aroused--tickets now on sale--the event of the season	Urges students to buy tickets to the competition.
323	Training	Iowa geography, suggestions on teaching.
325	Normal athletes issue schedule; four contest arranged with other schools of this and other states	Schedule for the baseball and track season.
326	Society	Zetas have Chinese program; Shakes have Valentine's Day program.
327	Pres. Shelton "deserves praise"; president Seerley of the State Normal College discusses his address	Letter from President H. H. Seerley discusses rural education..
328	Jacob A. Riis at the Normal	Large crowd appreciates address.
329	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Entertained friends in honor of Professor Satterthwait.
329	Social events; the Xanhos entertain their lady friends- give on of those banquets for which they are so famous	Banquet menu.
330	Edith Baker	Went home.
330	Tuesday evening the Senatus Legis	Enjoyed bowling party.
330	The State Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association	Many Normalites are attending the meeting in Cedar Rapids.
330	Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove	Entertained friends.
330	Mr. John Stuart	Visited Jessie Stuart.
330	A chafing dish party	Held at boarding house.
330	Cards are out for a social gathering	Erma Krout and Minna Bennett are hostesses.
330	Mattie Cowie and Charles Cowie	Visited Cedar Falls.
330	The Baker cottage property	Sold to J. C. Burnette.
330	One of the strange things about Charles Roadman	Wearing strange pin.
330	Miss Freeman	Went to hospital.
330	C. B. Stein	Has been sick.
330	Mrs. Davison
330	Velma and Lillie Roadman
330	Elizabeth Cuthbert
330	Zoe Taylor	Visited sister Belle.
330	Mildred Smith	Left school due to poor health.
330	Mollie Schwartz	Left school due to poor health.
330	Minnie Bush	Visited classes.
330	Blanche Cundiff	Left school to teach.
330	Miss Violet Bush	Visited campus.
330	Maude Smith	Back in class after illness.
330	Emma Stoddard	Left school due to illness.
330	Edna Graham	Has been sick.
330	Emma Rick	Went home.
331	Last Saturday evening	Anna Wilson entertained friends at Valentine's Day party.
331	Pre-nuptial	Emma Ridley Colegrove gave party for Stella Satterthwait.
331	Wednesday afternoon	Students of Professors Oliver and Fullerton perform.
331	Miss Dickey	Will teach in ISNS summer school.
331	Prof. Wilbur H. Bender	Appointed to board of professional journal.
331	Wednesday at 5:30 Miss Katherine Knoepfler	Entertained friends.
332	Lucy Wightman	At home in Algona.
332	Claudia Stevens	Teaching in Amund.
332	It isn't everyone who can make it a specialty	J. B. Manifold is learning some Danish while teaching.
332	Ted Bravinder	Teaching near Livermore.
332	Gertrude Holland	Teaching near South English.
332	Mollie Roller	Teaching at Reinbeck.
332	Ida I. Prien	Caring for mother.
332	Frank McClintock	Teaching in Chapin.
332	Coral Smith	Will teach in Sioux City.
332	Arthur Cogman	Teaching near home.
332	Edna L. Beale	Teaching near Conrad.
332	C. E. Ferguson	Teaching at Alta Vista.
332	John L. Dixon	Teaching near Ogden.
332	Bess Minney	Teaching at Earlham.
332	Reports have it that Arthur Smith	Will be back in school.
333	Otto F. Burgess	He and his wife are doing missionary work.
333	Harry F. Thompson	Graduated from Cornell University.
333	Bertha Engel	Teaching in Elmhurst, Illinois.
333	The committee on selection of books for the Iowa Reading Circle	Selected Professor McGovern's book on nature study.
333	Matilda Harrington	Teaching in Dubuque.
333	E. W. Gregson	Farming in Ewart.
333	Kate Sullivan	Visiting British Columbia.
333	J. H. Kelley	President of preparatory school in Oklahoma.
333	One of the first primary teachers	Gertrude Conner is teaching in Seattle.
333	Guy E. Green	In real estate business in South Dakota.
333	Florence Knox	Teaching in Des Moines.
333	P. Arthur Johnson	Working for Swift and Company.
333	Lida Grovesbeck	Attending school in Nebraska.
333	A. C. Franklin	Principal in Muscatine.
333	Sedona L. Fesenbeck	Studying at University of Michigan.
333	The second high school assistant	Edith Eighmey teaching in Storm Lake.
333	Elizabeth (Heaton) Whitney	Studying at Parsons College.
333	Mary Indra	Studying in Minnesota.
333	Winnifred (Hazen) Sloan	Principal in Sioux City.
333	Geo. A. Gienny	May take medical course.
333	The Latin teacher	Mary Hieber is teaching in Cresco.
333	Mabel Black	Teaching in Ashton.
333	Jessie M. Brant	At home in Sac City.
333	Edna Gamble	Teaching in Garden Grove.
334	County Supt. Cap. E. Miller	Elected to membership in professional group.
334	The School Index	C. E. Moore is editing a new journal.
334	George H. Olmstead	Working for railroad.
334	Lieut. L. A. I. Chapman	Description of his duties and life in the Philippine Islands.
336	Bible Study	The Perean ministry from 29 A. D. to 30 A. D.